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Details to satisfy condition 13 - Archaeology

P83 land between South Drain & Vanity Rhyne, Westhay Heath, Meare, Glastonbury, BA6 9TT

Out to Consultation/ Decision PendingReference: 014418/001Cond.13Somerset Council

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Status
Out to Consultation/ Decision Pending
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Validated
2 Apr 2013
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Somerset Council

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Details to satisfy condition 13 - Archaeology

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Reference
014418/001Cond.13

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P83 land between South Drain & Vanity Rhyne, Westhay Heath, Meare, Glastonbury, BA6 9TT

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