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The State Administrator asks Sande Municipality to make it clear that any subdivision at Vågselvosen does not give the green light for construction or filling in the sea.

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Clarifies What Is Legal Here

The State Administrator asks Sande Municipality to make it clear that any subdivision at Vågselvosen does not give the green light for construction or filling in the sea.

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