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ApprovedCouncil status: Decided
Application for a certificate of lawfulness in respect of the sale of hot food/seating area/takeaway at Class 1 retail unit
280 Main Street Cambuslang
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Status and dates
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- DoneReceived5 May 2006
- DoneValidated15 May 2006
- Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
- Date set by councilTarget decision date15 Jul 2006
- DecidedApplication approved28 Aug 2006
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- Application type
- Cert of lawfulness (Proposed)
- Documents
- 0 published
Proposal
Application for a certificate of lawfulness in respect of the sale of hot food/seating area/takeaway at Class 1 retail unit
- Reference
- CR/06/0154
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