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Archaeological Watching Brief (condition 5 of H05/1452/00)
The Crooked Billett Fleet Spalding Lincs
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Status and dates
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- DoneReceived12 Mar 2001
- DoneValidated12 Mar 2001
- Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
- Date set by councilTarget decision date7 May 2001
- DecidedNON-DETERMINATION30 Apr 2001
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- Parish
- Fleet
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- 2 published
Proposal
Archaeological Watching Brief (condition 5 of H05/1452/00)
- Reference
- H05-0297-01
- Parish
- Fleet
- Agent
- Archaeological Project Serv's The Old School Cameron Street Heckington Sleaford Lincs NG34 9RW
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