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Change of use of general purpose agricultural building to Class B8. Formation of new access track over field. Two new vehicle crossovers.
Reference: 19/0433 Westmorland and Furness Council
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19 Jun 2019 25 Jun 2019 26 Jun 2019 13 Feb 2020 27 Feb 2020 Show all published dates Application summary
Status Determined
Application type Full Application
Received 19 Jun 2019
Validated 25 Jun 2019
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Westmorland and Furness Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Change of use of general purpose agricultural building to Class B8. Formation of new access track over field. Two new vehicle crossovers.
Proposal details
Reference 19/0433
Ward Kirkby Stephen
Parish Hartley
Agent J G Hills & Partners - Mr R deRoebeck Application location CATTLE SHED, HARTLEY FOLD, HARTLEY, KIRKBY STEPHEN
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