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Temporary Change Of Use Of Land To Form Car Park For Royal Mail

Land At Dunraven Business Park Coychurch Road Bridgend CF31 3AP

DecidedReference: P/12/284/FULBridgend County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
23 Apr 2012
Validated
23 Apr 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bridgend County Borough Council

Application overview

Temporary Change Of Use Of Land To Form Car Park For Royal Mail

Proposal details

Reference
P/12/284/FUL

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Application location

Land At Dunraven Business Park Coychurch Road Bridgend CF31 3AP

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9AE9D09A36D411EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses8 May 2013View
DA2BBF7B393E11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses27 Jun 2012View
939E6529393E11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses25 Jun 2012View
B7E3B172393D11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses19 Jun 2012View
D3F4B1E736EF11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses31 May 2012View
E0625C5A36FB11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses22 May 2012View
EF1492EA393711EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses17 May 2012View
F5DB75E7393711EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses17 May 2012View
028B01B1393811EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses17 May 2012View
AEE50A97393311EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses1 May 2012View
0ED0844B393411EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses1 May 2012View
F1C1EF99393F11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfDecision3 Jul 2012View
34D8D748369911EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfDecision3 Jul 2012View
8CB54014393E11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents22 Jun 2012View
248B0E59368F11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents21 Jun 2012View
8745A7E0393A11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents30 May 2012View
7DDB8783393911EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents24 May 2012View
23B66A5B393811EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents17 May 2012View
69C36641393711EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents15 May 2012View
CFBBDE6E393111EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents25 Apr 2012View
EB1CDF02393111EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans25 Apr 2012View
F7C1D8ED393111EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans25 Apr 2012View

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Decision & conditions

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F1C1EF99393F11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdf 34D8D748369911EAB824005056B5E47F.pdf
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