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Deepening of the quarry to 195m AOD, retrospective permission to regularise lateral extensions to the existing quarry and erection of a building.
Reference: 17/9008 Westmorland and Furness Council
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15 May 2017 2 Jun 2017 4 Aug 2017 Show all published dates Application summary
Status Determined
Application type Minerals & Waste Application view via https://planning.cumbria.gov.uk/
Received 15 May 2017
Validated 2 Jun 2017
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Westmorland and Furness Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Deepening of the quarry to 195m AOD, retrospective permission to regularise lateral extensions to the existing quarry and erection of a building.
Proposal details
Reference 17/9008
Agent Stephenson Halliday - Mr P Stephenson Application location RED ROCK CANYON QUARRY, BOWSCAR, PENRITH
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