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Discharge Conditions 3 (2 x Elevations including details for biodiversity enhancement (SBCD01-D02)) and 5 (6 x material details for external finishes. (SBCD03-D08)) in relation to application 19/17924/FUL

Sudbourne Cottage Bear Street Hay-On-Wye Hereford HR3 5AN

ApprovedReference: 20/18971/DISCONBannau Brycheiniog National Park

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Application location

Sudbourne Cottage Bear Street Hay-On-Wye Hereford HR3 5AN

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Approval of details reserved bycondition
Received
Not published
Validated
7 Sept 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bannau Brycheiniog National Park

Application overview

Discharge Conditions 3 (2 x Elevations including details for biodiversity enhancement (SBCD01-D02)) and 5 (6 x material details for external finishes. (SBCD03-D08)) in relation to application 19/17924/FUL

Proposal details

Reference
20/18971/DISCON
Agent
CO2 Architects Ltd

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision notice issue 2Decision · PDF17 Nov 2020View
Decision letterDecision · PDF17 Nov 2020View
NpbconConsulteeResponse16 Nov 2020View
Agent emailCorrespondence · PDF9 Nov 2020View
Npeco emailConsulteeResponse5 Nov 2020View
Applicant/agent acknowledgementCorrespondence · PDF19 Oct 2020View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF19 Oct 2020View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF19 Oct 2020View
Contact listCorrespondence19 Oct 2020View
Officer email to consulteesCorrespondence · PDF16 Oct 2020View
Sudbourne cottage l planning-location planPlans · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Sudbourne cottage l planning-proposed block planPlans · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Sbc d01 ?biodiversity enhancement?Plan Approved · PDF19 Aug 2020View
ApplicationformredactedApplication Form · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Sbc d01 - biodiversity enhancementPlans · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Sbc d02 biodiversity enhancementPlan Approved · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Sbc d03 windows and doorsPlan Approved · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Sbc d04 windows and doorsPlan Approved · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Sbc d05 wallsPlan Approved · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Sbc d06 roofPlan Approved · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Sbc d07 - roofPlan Approved · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Sbc d08 rainwater goodsPlan Approved · PDF19 Aug 2020View

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Decision notice issue 2 Decision letter
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