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Received 7 October 2026
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Waiting for a decision394 m
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Temporary siting of a static caravan within the residential curtilage of the dwelling, together with temporary electricity, water and foul drainage connections required to facilitate occupation during approved renovation and extension works under Planning Permission Reference PL/08437
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Variation of Condition 1 on PL/02087 (to extend current approval for a further 3 years in order to procure contractor)
Waiting for a decision127 m
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Discharge of Condition 21 on PL/07363 (Lighting Design Package)
Waiting for a decision394 m