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The document is a Street Naming and Numbering Application Form for Maidstone Borough Council, intended for legal property owners to register changes such as property name alterations, new builds, or conversions into flats. It outlines the application process, required documentation including location plans, fees associated with different types of applications, and instructions for submission.

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