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Change of use from single residential dwelling (cse class C3a) to 10 bedroom Care Home (use class C2). The conversion and extention of an existing open fronted garage into 3 bedrooms and conversion of existing annex into 2 self contained bedrooms together with landscaping works

North Lodge Penyfai CF31 4NG

WithdrawnReference: P/16/615/FULBridgend County Borough Council

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Application location

North Lodge Penyfai CF31 4NG

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
1 Aug 2016
Validated
2 Aug 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bridgend County Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use from single residential dwelling (cse class C3a) to 10 bedroom Care Home (use class C2). The conversion and extention of an existing open fronted garage into 3 bedrooms and conversion of existing annex into 2 self contained bedrooms together with landscaping works

Proposal details

Reference
P/16/615/FUL

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9299596236B511EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses11 Oct 2016View
371828AD389511EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses30 Aug 2016View
FC641D46368811EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses25 Aug 2016View
187FFEAA389911EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfConsultation responses12 Aug 2016View
9B8A1180373E11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfDecision20 Sept 2016View
6B9ACA73389111EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans16 Sept 2016View
B7B21258371611EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans16 Sept 2016View
E04C7E4D389111EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans15 Sept 2016View
ACA9B24C389111EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans15 Sept 2016View
85C46EAE36EB11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans1 Aug 2016View
0AD479B0375311EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans1 Aug 2016View
105EAC0C373711EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans1 Aug 2016View
F7AF5EEA389B11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans1 Aug 2016View
24E9F691372911EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans1 Aug 2016View
23D5EC36389C11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans1 Aug 2016View
3174432736D711EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans1 Aug 2016View
29F75F28389C11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfPlans1 Aug 2016View
A013A8E2389111EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents15 Sept 2016View
Site Notice_P16615FUL.docSubmission documents11 Aug 2016View
07E918C536A211EAB824005056B5E47F.pdfSubmission documents1 Aug 2016View

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Decision & conditions

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9B8A1180373E11EAB824005056B5E47F.pdf
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