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Installation of mobile cabins to be used as site manager's office and main administration office for the period of the landfill operations
Reference: WS-2-89 West Sussex County Council
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Application location Windmill Quarry Landfill Site, Washington
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Application summary
Status Application Approved
Application type Not published
Received Not published
Validated 20 Jan 1989
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority West Sussex County Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Installation of mobile cabins to be used as site manager's office and main administration office for the period of the landfill operations
Proposal details
Reference WS-2-89
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