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Discharge of conditions; 3 (external finishes) 4 (1:10 notification details) 5 (colours) 7 (slate samples) 8 (roof) 9 (eaves details) 10 (archaeology) 12 (render colour) 13 (stone) 14 (1;10 details) 15 (timber colour) and 17 (archaeology). Relating to applications DC/2013/00437 and DC/2013/00387.

43 Cross Street, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, NP7 5ER

DecidedReference: DC/2016/00218Monmouthshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Discharge of Condition
Received
23 Feb 2016
Validated
27 Mar 2017
Determination deadline
22 May 2017
Local authority
Monmouthshire County Council

Application overview

Discharge of conditions; 3 (external finishes) 4 (1:10 notification details) 5 (colours) 7 (slate samples) 8 (roof) 9 (eaves details) 10 (archaeology) 12 (render colour) 13 (stone) 14 (1;10 details) 15 (timber colour) and 17 (archaeology). Relating to applications DC/2013/00437 and DC/2013/00387.

Proposal details

Reference
DC/2016/00218
Ward
Park
Parish
Abergavenny Town Council

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Application location

43 Cross Street, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, NP7 5ER

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
E-MAIL FROM MCC - AWAITING INFO TO DISCHARGE CONDITIONSCorrespondence · PDF21 Feb 2018View
E-MAIL FROM A.DAVIES - UNDERTAKING WORKCorrespondence · PDF21 Feb 2018View
CODITION AGREEMENT LETTERDecision · PDF28 Mar 2017View
APPROVED CROSS-SECTION REAR FLATApproved Drawing · PDF27 Mar 2017View
TOWN COUNCIL REPLYSupport Comment · PDF21 Mar 2017View
LETTER FROM GGATCorrespondence · PDF3 Jun 2016View
LETTER FROM GGATCorrespondence · PDF1 Jun 2016View
FEE RECEIPTOther · PDF1 Jun 2016View
SHOPFRONTDrawing · PDF15 Apr 2016View
SHOPFRONT DETAILSDrawing · PDF15 Apr 2016View
DOORSDrawing · PDF15 Apr 2016View
DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS; 3 (EXTERNAL FINISHES) 4 (1:10 NOTIFICATION DETAILS) 5 (Application Form · PDF24 Feb 2016View
PREVIOUS PERMISSION DC/2013/00387Other · PDF24 Feb 2016View
WINDOW DETAILSDrawing · PDF24 Feb 2016View
PREVIOUS PERMISSION DC/2013/00437Other · PDF24 Feb 2016View
WINDOW DETAILSDrawing · PDF24 Feb 2016View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF24 Feb 2016View

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