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Erect a domestic garage and conservatory
Reference: 2003/428/PCD Shetland Islands
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4 Dec 2003 9 Dec 2003 8 Jan 2004 8 Jan 2004 8 Jan 2009 Permission Expiry Date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
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Application type Ful Planning
Received 9 Dec 2003
Validated 4 Dec 2003
Determination deadline Not published
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Reference 2003/428/PCD Application location 4 Clach Na Strom Whiteness Shetland ZE2 9LG
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