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Demolish existing timber porch/conservatory and create new oak extension and canopy to front door with all associated works.

Pentwyn Farm Pant Coedprior Llanellen Sir Fynwy NP7 9LB

ApprovedReference: 26/24749/FULBannau Brycheiniog National Park

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Application
Received
Not published
Validated
2 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bannau Brycheiniog National Park

Application overview

Demolish existing timber porch/conservatory and create new oak extension and canopy to front door with all associated works.

Proposal details

Reference
26/24749/FUL
Agent
Mr Stephen Traves

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Application location

Pentwyn Farm Pant Coedprior Llanellen Sir Fynwy NP7 9LB

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision · PDF21 Aug 2026View
Officer reportDecision · PDF21 Aug 2026View
Decision cover letterCorrespondence · PDF21 Aug 2026View
Dcadmin emailCorrespondence · PDF21 Aug 2026View
EIAScreeningEIAScreening19 Aug 2026View
Phosphate ScreeningPhosphate Screening19 Aug 2026View
NrwConsulteeResponse · PDF27 Jul 2026View
NpecoConsulteeResponse27 Jul 2026View
McchigConsulteeResponse · PDF22 Jul 2026View
DcwwConsulteeResponse14 Jul 2026View
Agent emailCorrespondence · PDF10 Jul 2026View
Preliminary roost assessment (pra) reportSupportingDocs · PDF10 Jul 2026View
Applicant agent acknowledgement feb23Correspondence · PDF8 Jul 2026View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF8 Jul 2026View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF8 Jul 2026View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF8 Jul 2026View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF8 Jul 2026View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF8 Jul 2026View
Validation emailCorrespondence · PDF2 Jul 2026View
Agent emailCorrespondence · PDF2 Jul 2026View
ApplicationformredactedApplication Form · PDF1 Jul 2026View
Location planPlan Approved · PDF1 Jul 2026View
Existing plans and elevationsPlans · PDF1 Jul 2026View
Proposed plans and elevationsPlan Approved · PDF1 Jul 2026View
Green infrastructure statementSupportingDocs · PDF1 Jul 2026View

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