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To discharge conditions pursuant to listed building consent 15/12997/LBC

Weighbridge Cottage Old Tramroad Talybont-on-Usk Brecon Powys

ApprovedReference: 17/14951/DISCONBannau Brycheiniog National Park

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Weighbridge Cottage Old Tramroad Talybont-on-Usk Brecon Powys

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Approval of details reserved bycondition
Received
Not published
Validated
15 Jun 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bannau Brycheiniog National Park

Application overview

To discharge conditions pursuant to listed building consent 15/12997/LBC

Proposal details

Reference
17/14951/DISCON

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Documents 29 of 29

DocumentPublishedAction
20170809 email officer to applicantCorrespondence · PDF10 Aug 2017View
20170809 decision letterDecision · PDF10 Aug 2017View
20170808 npbcon emailConsulteeResponse · PDF9 Aug 2017View
20170804 email ke to bcoCorrespondence · PDF4 Aug 2017View
20170725 schedule of worksSupportingDocs · PDF4 Aug 2017View
Email exchange ke - rtCorrespondence · PDF31 Jul 2017View
20170725 proposed joineryPlans · PDF25 Jul 2017View
20170725 window detailsSupportingDocs · PDF25 Jul 2017View
20170725 casement windowsSupportingDocs · PDF25 Jul 2017View
20170725 bat roost doorSupportingDocs · PDF25 Jul 2017View
20170725 barn - slit windowsSupportingDocs · PDF25 Jul 2017View
20170719 applicant emailCorrespondence · PDF20 Jul 2017View
20170717 npbconConsulteeResponse17 Jul 2017View
20170714 npecoConsulteeResponse · PDF14 Jul 2017View
20170627 nrw emailConsulteeResponse · PDF28 Jun 2017View
20172606 consultation with nrwCorrespondence26 Jun 2017View
20172606 email to nrwCorrespondence · PDF26 Jun 2017View
20170626 email exchange ke nrwCorrespondence · PDF26 Jun 2017View
20170531 application letter summary of worksApplication Form · PDF1 Jun 2017View
20170531 proposed joinery 1 of 3Plans · PDF1 Jun 2017View
20170531 proposed joinery 2 of 3Plans · PDF1 Jun 2017View
20170531 proposed joinery 3 of 3Plans · PDF1 Jun 2017View
20170531 gf plan north west elevationPlans · PDF1 Jun 2017View
20170531 appendix 2 location of external lightingPlans · PDF1 Jun 2017View
20170531 details of joinerySupportingDocs · PDF1 Jun 2017View
20170531 external lighting schemeSupportingDocs · PDF1 Jun 2017View
20170531 gothic window specificationSupportingDocs · PDF1 Jun 2017View
20170531 guttering specificationSupportingDocs · PDF1 Jun 2017View
20170531 photographic examples of proposed joineryPhotos · PDF1 Jun 2017View

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Decision & conditions

Permit
20170809 decision letter
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