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Application to Discharge Condition 5 part a) (Archaeological Works) of Planning Permission W/26/0363
Reference: DOC/26/0041 Warwick District Council
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Application location Land at Scarman Conference Centre, Scarman House, Scarman Road, Coventry, CV4 7AL
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Status Registered
Application type Discharge of Conditions
Received 14 Aug 2026
Validated 14 Aug 2026
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Warwick District Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Application to Discharge Condition 5 part a) (Archaeological Works) of Planning Permission W/26/0363
Proposal details
Reference DOC/26/0041
Alternative references PP-15148973
Agent Turley
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