Published 11 days ago • Malvik, Norway • Updated 11 days ago

(+) Must probably clear illegally built road: — Frustrating

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The elected officials in Malvik chose to reject the exemption for an illegally built road for the second time. Now there may be a requirement to reverse the road.

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(+) Must probably clear illegally built road: — Frustrating

The elected officials in Malvik chose to reject the exemption for an illegally built road for the second time. Now there may be a requirement to reverse the road.

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bladet.no broke the news in 11 days ago on Thursday, March 27, 2025.

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(+) Must probably clear illegally built road: — Frustrating

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