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Discharge conditions 07 (landscaping) and 08 (boundary treatments) of planning consent 21/0452/FULL (Erect residential development of 45 No. units with associated vehicular and pedestrian accesses, car parking, amenity areas, cycle and bin store, landscaping and ancillary development)

Former Caerphilly Police Station Mountain Road Caerphilly

DecidedReference: 23/0127/CONDCaerphilly County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Condition Discharge
Received
15 Feb 2023
Validated
17 Feb 2023
Determination deadline
14 Apr 2023
Local authority
Caerphilly County Borough Council

Application overview

Discharge conditions 07 (landscaping) and 08 (boundary treatments) of planning consent 21/0452/FULL (Erect residential development of 45 No. units with associated vehicular and pedestrian accesses, car parking, amenity areas, cycle and bin store, landscaping and ancillary development)

Proposal details

Reference
23/0127/COND
Alternative references
PP-11939068
Ward
St Martins
Agent
Avison Young (UK) Limited

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Application location

Former Caerphilly Police Station Mountain Road Caerphilly

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
DELEGATED REPORTDelegated Report · PDF17 Mar 2023View
DECISIONDecision · PDF17 Mar 2023View
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT COMMENTSConsultee Comment · PDF13 Mar 2023View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF15 Feb 2023View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF15 Feb 2023View
PROPOSED BOUNDARY TREATMENTSDrawing · PDF15 Feb 2023View
KNEE RAIL DETAILDrawing · PDF15 Feb 2023View
LANDSCAPE MASTERPLANDrawing · PDF15 Feb 2023View
SOFT LANDSCAPE PLANDrawing · PDF15 Feb 2023View
HARDWORKS REV DDrawing · PDF15 Feb 2023View
AMENITY AND BIODIVERSITY PLAN REV EDrawing · PDF15 Feb 2023View
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT PLANReport · PDF15 Feb 2023View

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