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Author Topic: Do you require planning permission?  (Read 2189 times)
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« on: June 06, 2007, 10:24:11 AM »

The 100 wind turbines are currently being delivered to schools across the country right now. I've already heard from some who've got them. I've also had a few questions about whether they need planning permission.

The attitude from different planning offices seems to vary. Can you share your experience, especially if you're a school, or even one of the winners who've already talked to their planning officer.

Ian Halpin
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