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Extension and remodelling of existing dwelling.

Cidermill Cottage, Whitelye Road, Botany Bay, Tintern, Monmouthshire, NP16 6NJ

DecidedReference: DC/2014/00708Monmouthshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
10 Jun 2014
Validated
13 Jun 2014
Determination deadline
8 Aug 2014
Local authority
Monmouthshire County Council

Application overview

Extension and remodelling of existing dwelling.

Proposal details

Reference
DC/2014/00708
Alternative references
03424068
Ward
St Arvans
Parish
Tintern Community Council (OLD)

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Application location

Cidermill Cottage, Whitelye Road, Botany Bay, Tintern, Monmouthshire, NP16 6NJ

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
TINTERN COMMUNITY COUNCILOther · PDF4 Aug 2014View
AMENDED ROOF PLANDrawing · PDF30 Jul 2014View
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF30 Jul 2014View
REPORT 00708Other · PDF30 Jul 2014View
FEE RECEIPTOther · PDF24 Jun 2014View
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF16 Jun 2014View
VISUALISATIONDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
VOLUME CALCULATIONDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
PROPOSED NE AND SW ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
PROPOSED NW AND SE ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
EXISTING NE AND SW ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
EXISTING NW AND SE ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
EXISTING ROOF PLANDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
EXISTING FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED BLOCK PLANSDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
EXTERNAL VIEWSDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View
SITE SUMMARYDrawing · PDF16 Jun 2014View

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