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Discharge of Condition 12 (Demolition and Construction Method) of Planning Permission 21/1213/FULL (Demolish the Former St Catherine's Church and redevelop into residential flats and associated works)

St Catherine's Church Gladstone Street Crosskeys Newport NP11 7PA

DecidedReference: 24/0900/CONDCaerphilly County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Condition Discharge
Received
11 Dec 2024
Validated
12 Dec 2024
Determination deadline
6 Feb 2025
Local authority
Caerphilly County Borough Council

Application overview

Discharge of Condition 12 (Demolition and Construction Method) of Planning Permission 21/1213/FULL (Demolish the Former St Catherine's Church and redevelop into residential flats and associated works)

Proposal details

Reference
24/0900/COND
Alternative references
PP-13630648
Ward
Crosskeys
Agent
Asbri Planning Ltd.

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St Catherine's Church Gladstone Street Crosskeys Newport NP11 7PA

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISIONDecision · PDF23 Dec 2024View
DELEGATED REPORTDelegated Report · PDF23 Dec 2024View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF11 Dec 2024View
APPENDIX 3Report · PDF11 Dec 2024View
APPENDIX 2Report · PDF11 Dec 2024View
SEGMENT 001 OF APPENDIX 4Report · PDF11 Dec 2024View
SEGMENT 002 OF APPENDIX 4Report · PDF11 Dec 2024View
SEGMENT 003 OF APPENDIX 4Report · PDF11 Dec 2024View
SITE LOCATION PLANOS Extract · PDF11 Dec 2024View
COVER LETTERCorrespondence · PDF11 Dec 2024View
APPENDICES 1Report · PDF11 Dec 2024View
- SITE WASTE MANAGEMENT PLANReport · PDF11 Dec 2024View
DEMOLITION PLANReport · PDF11 Dec 2024View
ASBESTOS REPORTReport · PDF11 Dec 2024View
APPENDICES 8Report · PDF11 Dec 2024View

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