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EXTENSION OF QUARRY
Reference: 5/05/9005 Westmorland and Furness Council
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1 Apr 2005 5 Apr 2005 12 Apr 2005 20 Nov 2006 Show all published dates Application summary
Status Determined
Application type Minerals & Waste Application view via https://planning.cumbria.gov.uk/
Received 5 Apr 2005
Validated 1 Apr 2005
Determination deadline Not published
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Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview EXTENSION OF QUARRY
Proposal details
Reference 5/05/9005
Parish New Hutton
Agent RMC (UK) LTD Application location R M C ROADSTONE LTD, ROWAN EDGE QUARRY, NEW HUTTON, KENDAL, LA8 0AP
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