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3No. Rugby Fields

Former Bryncethin Claypits Blackmill Road Bryncethin CF32 9YW

DecidedReference: P/14/194/FULBridgend County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
20 Mar 2014
Validated
5 Dec 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bridgend County Borough Council

Application overview

3No. Rugby Fields

Proposal details

Reference
P/14/194/FUL

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Application location

Former Bryncethin Claypits Blackmill Road Bryncethin CF32 9YW

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9E13BD6B363511EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfDecision6 Mar 2015View
8BA407DE359811EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfDecision5 Mar 2015View
DCA3CDD3366E11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfDecision5 Mar 2015View
F6D6FFCF364411EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfDecision27 Feb 2015View
A11D6E3D367511EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlanning documents28 Jan 2015View
5CB9EAB1368011EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses27 Jan 2015View
ADDC283B363E11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses21 Jan 2015View
F4D8CE52369211EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses12 Sept 2014View
0D62ECFA366711EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses1 Jul 2014View
F0FD7FD238F811EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses29 May 2014View
406FA184373411EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses20 May 2014View
3A912A7238FC11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses14 May 2014View
17BDD5D838FE11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses8 May 2014View
57A653F438FF11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses1 May 2014View
22141D4A36CB11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses28 Apr 2014View
FFE41B69370111EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses25 Apr 2014View
82480AE3390411EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses17 Apr 2014View
D58FC57735CF11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans5 Dec 2014View
31487F8B35D311EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans5 Dec 2014View
2DCCADC7366511EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans15 Jul 2014View
1A02EB42362E11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents5 Dec 2014View
1E91561E367011EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents17 Jun 2014View
094B4BC1391211EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents20 Mar 2014View
FB8324CA363F11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents20 Mar 2014View

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9E13BD6B363511EAB824005056B5E47F.pdf 8BA407DE359811EAB824005056B5E47F.pdf DCA3CDD3366E11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdf F6D6FFCF364411EAB824005056B5E47F.pdf
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