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Planning Application HAMBLETON DISTRICT COUNCIL CIVIC CENTRE, STONECROSS, NORTHALLERTON, NORTH YORKSHIRE, DL6 2UU Telephone: 0845 1211 555 REFERENCE: 12/01168/FUL PROPOSAL: Proposed siting of mobile hen laying unit LOCATION: Paradise Farm, Knowle Lane, Kirby Knowle, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 2JF APPLICANT: S C & J Wilkinson I have received a Planning Application for the above development and before the Local Planning Authority make a decision it will consider any observations you may wish to make. However, if within 21 days of the date of this notice I have not received either your observations or a written indication that you wish to make observations, I shall assume that you do not have any and the application will be determined accordingly. Any observations that you do make will be fully considered and will subsequently be available for public inspection on the Council’s website. Your comments will be acknowledged but you may not receive a written reply. You can view the details of all applications on our website at www.hambleton.gov.uk using the Public Access facility. You can also comment on line. Once the Planning Authority has reached its decision, only the applicant has a right of appeal against it. It is therefore important that if you consider you are adversely affected by this proposal you should send your comments to me, in writing, before the application is considered. Most Parishes have arranged to have copies of applications forwarded to them for comment and you may, therefore, wish to approach the Clerk or representative of your Town or Parish Council to see if details can be inspected locally. You may also wish to contact your Local District Councillor. A copy of the application, including plans, can be inspected at the Civic Centre, Stonecross, Northallerton. The case officer for this proposal is S Leeming Maurice C Cann Head of Regulatory Services DATE:............................ dcsit01-08 .

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