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The demolishing and rebuilding of boundary wall and reduction in height by one metre.
Reference: L/1999/0183 Rutland County Council
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15 Mar 1999 15 Mar 1999 10 May 1999 Determination Deadline Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 4 Aug 1999 Application summary
Status Decided
Application type Historic Application
Received 15 Mar 1999
Validated 15 Mar 1999
Determination deadline 10 May 1999
Local authority Rutland County Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview The demolishing and rebuilding of boundary wall and reduction in height by one metre.
Proposal details
Reference L/1999/0183
Alternative references L/99/0183/9/REH
Ward Ketton Ward
Parish Tinwell Parish Meeting Application location The Limes Main Street Tinwell Rutland PE9 3UD
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