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KING EDWARD VII SCHOOL EXTENSION, CLARKEHOUSE ROAD AND NEWBOULD LANE, 10 - REMOVAL OF TREE
Reference: 94/00481/TCA Sheffield City Council
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Application location King Edward VII School Glossop Road Sheffield S10 2PW
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Status Awaiting decision
Application type Tree In Conservation Area
Received 28 Jul 1994
Validated 18 Aug 1994
Determination deadline 22 Sept 1994
Local authority Sheffield City Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview KING EDWARD VII SCHOOL EXTENSION, CLARKEHOUSE ROAD AND NEWBOULD LANE, 10 - REMOVAL OF TREE
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Reference 94/00481/TCA
Alternative references 94/0132T
Ward Broomhill And Sharrow Vale
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