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Residential Development Of 8 Houses In 2 Terraces With On Site Parking & Amenity Facilities

Land At Gibbons Way North Cornelly Bridgend

DecidedReference: P/08/421/FULBridgend County Borough Council

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Application timeline

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
24 Apr 2008
Validated
7 May 2008
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bridgend County Borough Council

Application overview

Residential Development Of 8 Houses In 2 Terraces With On Site Parking & Amenity Facilities

Proposal details

Reference
P/08/421/FUL

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Application location

Land At Gibbons Way North Cornelly Bridgend

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01799F3A381011EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfDecision13 Aug 2008View
527AE306380F11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfDecision12 Aug 2008View
8D2CB6C0371D11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfDecision25 Jul 2008View
CBF6B4E2364911EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfDecision15 Jul 2008View
84C2E5FA380511EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfDecision23 Jun 2008View
87430C64371911EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses24 Jul 2008View
C083FCF8380A11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses18 Jul 2008View
F6DEC097358B11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses1 Jul 2008View
27042BA6380611EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses26 Jun 2008View
A9574A2A380411EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses18 Jun 2008View
6FC36961380411EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses16 Jun 2008View
FE6D14B8370A11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses21 May 2008View
BEB6D7DA370C11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses20 May 2008View
17702332373F11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses12 May 2008View
8233D374367211EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses7 May 2008View
1D5FD80C37FD11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses7 May 2008View
9CB7452D35D411EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents28 Apr 2008View
2E3D6899369911EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents28 Apr 2008View
1533261037FB11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents28 Apr 2008View
22356E2E37FB11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents28 Apr 2008View
2BC8CB13367811EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans28 Apr 2008View
848FBBF936C811EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans28 Apr 2008View

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Decision & conditions

Conditional Consent
01799F3A381011EAB824005056B5E47F.pdf 527AE306380F11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdf 8D2CB6C0371D11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdf CBF6B4E2364911EAB824005056B5E47F.pdf 84C2E5FA380511EAB824005056B5E47F.pdf
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