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Gloucester 194 hearing - Statement of Evidence of Stephen James McCarthy

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Summary

Statement of Evidence of Stephen James McCarthy, Environmental Policy and Approvals Manager for the Christchurch City Council, regarding 194 Gloucester Street.

Hearing date 15 February 2012

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Gloucester 194 hearing - Statement of Evidence of Stephen James McCarthyPDF, 12 pages, 1.32 mb

Date added to this website: 15 February 2012

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    Record ID Attachment Author(s) Subject(s) Building(s) Action
    WIT.MCC.0015PDF, 12 pages, 1.32 mb
    • Christchurch City Council
    • McCarthy, Steve
    • Buildings - Representative Sample
    • Gloucester 194

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