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- Class A – Casino
- Class AA – pubs with grub
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- Class H – mixed use to Class E
- Class I – industrial conversions
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- Part 4: Temporary uses
- Table of temporary changes
- Class A – temporary buildings
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- Class BB – moveable structures
- Class BC – temporary campsites
- Class C – temp school for 2 years
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- Class A – Commercial extensions
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- Part 8: Transport related
- Class A – Railways
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- Part 14: Renewable Energy
- Class A – Solar panels on resi
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- Class E – Flue for a Biomass on resi
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- Part 15: Power related
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- Part 17: Mineral and Mining
- Class A – extensions to mining
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- Class D – Coal Authority
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- Class F – coal-mining development
- Class G – Coal Authority safety
- Class H – waste tipping
- Class I – waste tipping 1948
- Class J – temp mineral exploration
- Class JA – temp petroleum exploration
- Class K – mineral exploration
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