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Conversion of commercial garage/workshop to a two bedroom dwelling
Reference: 02/P/06845 Torfaen County Borough Council
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31 Mar 2002 2 Apr 2002 27 May 2002 27 May 2002 Show all published dates Application summary
Status Withdrawn
Application type Full Application
Received 27 May 2002
Validated 27 May 2002
Determination deadline Not published
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Reference 02/P/06845
Agent Ecotek Application location 1 High St Griffithstown Pontypool NP4 5HU
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