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Prior notifcation for an agricultural grain store.
Reference: 9/2017/1339 South Derbyshire District Council
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Council source Application summary
Status Planning Decision Made
Application type Not published
Received 11 Dec 2017
Validated 15 Dec 2017
Determination deadline 9 Feb 2018
Local authority South Derbyshire District Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Prior notifcation for an agricultural grain store.
Proposal details
Reference 9/2017/1339 Application location Broken Flatts Farm, Knights Lane, Repton, Derby, Derbyshire, DE65 6FE
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