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ApprovedCouncil status: Approved
Proposed two-storey rear extension
23 Poachers Gate Pinchbeck Spalding Lincs PE11 3JP
Status and dates
Last published check: 10 Nov 2026, 04:42 (UK)
- DoneReceived7 Nov 2007
- DoneValidated8 Nov 2007
- Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
- Date set by councilTarget decision date3 Jan 2008
- DecidedApproved3 Jan 2008
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All published dates (4)
Decision By
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Council source
- Parish
- Pinchbeck
- Documents
- 3 published
Proposal
Proposed two-storey rear extension
- Reference
- H14-1483-07
- Parish
- Pinchbeck
- Agent
- Mr C Todd 23 Poachers Gate Pinchbeck Spalding Lincs PE11 3JP
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- PlansApplications and Plans13 Jan 2012View
- PlansApplications and Plans13 Jan 2012View
- 27-05-2010_1023_3DECISIONS_DC_BARCODEDecisions13 Jan 2012View
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Decision and conditions
27-05-2010_1023_3DECISIONS_DC_BARCODEPlanning conditions
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