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Creating new entrance for backpacker accommodation by replacing half landing window with a door and external steps.

New Inn Bwlch Brecon LD3 7RQ

ApprovedReference: 23/22457/FULBannau Brycheiniog National Park

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Application
Received
Not published
Validated
8 Nov 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bannau Brycheiniog National Park

Application overview

Creating new entrance for backpacker accommodation by replacing half landing window with a door and external steps.

Proposal details

Reference
23/22457/FUL
Agent
Gil Chambers Associates

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Application location

New Inn Bwlch Brecon LD3 7RQ

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
Covering letterDecision · PDF11 Jan 2024View
Officers reportDecision · PDF11 Jan 2024View
Decision noticeDecision · PDF11 Jan 2024View
Officer emailCorrespondence · PDF2 Jan 2024View
Existing and proposed elevationsPlan Superseded2 Jan 2024View
Design and access statementSupportingDocs · PDF2 Jan 2024View
Agent emailCorrespondence · PDF2 Jan 2024View
ElevationsPlan Approved · PDF2 Jan 2024View
Design and access statementSupportingDocs · PDF2 Jan 2024View
Agent emailCorrespondence · PDF2 Jan 2024View
Officer emailCorrespondence · PDF21 Dec 2023View
Agent emailCorrespondence · PDF21 Dec 2023View
Design and access statementSupportingDocs · PDF21 Dec 2023View
Agent emailCorrespondence · PDF21 Dec 2023View
Cdcc emailConsulteeResponse · PDF15 Dec 2023View
Applicant agent acknowledgement feb23Correspondence · PDF15 Nov 2023View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF15 Nov 2023View
Site noticePublicity · PDF15 Nov 2023View
Validation emailCorrespondence · PDF14 Nov 2023View
Eia screening opinionEIAScreening14 Nov 2023View
ApplicationformredactedApplication Form · PDF8 Nov 2023View
Block and site plansPlan Approved · PDF8 Nov 2023View
Existing and proposed elevationsPlan Superseded · PDF8 Nov 2023View
Design and access statementSupportingDocs · PDF8 Nov 2023View

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Covering letter Officers report Decision notice
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