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Proposed conversion of single residential dwelling into two dwellings.

106 Merthyr Road, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, NP7 5DF

DecidedReference: DC/2016/00201Monmouthshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
18 Feb 2016
Validated
18 Feb 2016
Determination deadline
14 Apr 2016
Local authority
Monmouthshire County Council

Application overview

Proposed conversion of single residential dwelling into two dwellings.

Proposal details

Reference
DC/2016/00201
Ward
Grofield
Parish
Abergavenny Town Council

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Application location

106 Merthyr Road, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, NP7 5DF

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
COMMUNITY COUNCIL REPRESENTATION REPLYSupport Comment · PDF18 Apr 2016View
APPROVALDecision · PDF14 Apr 2016View
DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF14 Apr 2016View
NRW COMMENTSCorrespondence · PDF4 Apr 2016View
NRW CHECKLISTOther · PDF21 Mar 2016View
FEE RECEIPTOther · PDF26 Feb 2016View
PROPOSED CONVERSION OF LARGE SINGLE RESIDENTIAL DWELLING INTO TWO MODERATE DWELLApplication Form · PDF19 Feb 2016View
DRAWINGS SCHEDULEDrawing · PDF19 Feb 2016View
EXISTING FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF19 Feb 2016View
EXISTING SIDE ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF19 Feb 2016View
EXISTING FLOOR PLAN LAYOUTDrawing · PDF19 Feb 2016View
PROPOSED FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF19 Feb 2016View
PROPOSED SIDE ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF19 Feb 2016View
PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN LAYOUTSDrawing · PDF19 Feb 2016View
PROPOSED SITE LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF19 Feb 2016View
EXISTING SITE LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF19 Feb 2016View
SITE LOCATION PLANOS Extract · PDF19 Feb 2016View

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