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OZZY OSBOURNE Submits Conservatory Request

May 13, 2010

According to the Buckinghamshire Advertiser, Ozzy Osbourne has asked Chiltern District Council (CDC) for planning permission to build a conservatory at his home in Chalfont St Peter.

Osbourne, 61, wants to build the new structure at his home in Welders Lane, and has applied for planning permission for the conservatory, which would be 4.4m by 4.7m.

He has had to ask for special permission because the conservatory falls within Green Belt land even though it is within the boundaries of his home.

There have not been any objections from neighbors and it is expected that CDC will grant permission for it.

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