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To make the existing Breeze block walls (26 years) into 3 stables and feed/store room using Breeze blocks, wood and corrugated roofing with hard standing outside.

Cledd Y Tan Farm, Newchurch, Devauden, Monmouthshire, NP16 6DA

DecidedReference: DC/2016/00982Monmouthshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
22 Aug 2016
Validated
6 Sept 2016
Determination deadline
1 Nov 2016
Local authority
Monmouthshire County Council

Application overview

To make the existing Breeze block walls (26 years) into 3 stables and feed/store room using Breeze blocks, wood and corrugated roofing with hard standing outside.

Proposal details

Reference
DC/2016/00982
Alternative references
05425104
Ward
Devauden
Parish
Devauden Community Council

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Application location

Cledd Y Tan Farm, Newchurch, Devauden, Monmouthshire, NP16 6DA

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OFFICER REPORTReport · PDF14 Nov 2016View
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF14 Nov 2016View
LOCAITON OF MUCK HEAPCorrespondence · PDF3 Nov 2016View
APPLICANT CORRESPONDENCE RE: MUCK HEAPCorrespondence3 Nov 2016View
COMMUNITY COUNCIL REPRESENTATION REPLYSupport Comment · PDF5 Oct 2016View
LOCATION OF MUCK HEAPOS Extract · PDF29 Sept 2016View
ONLINE COMMENT: OBJECT TO PROPOSAL FOR APPLICATION DC/2016/00982Online Comment27 Sept 2016View
ARTIST IMPRESSION OF PROPOSED STABLESDrawing · PDF7 Sept 2016View
PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN AND SECTIONDrawing · PDF7 Sept 2016View
PHOTOS OF EXISTING BREEZE BLOCKSPhoto · PDF7 Sept 2016View
BLOCK PLANOS Extract · PDF22 Aug 2016View
SITE LOCATION PLANOS Extract · PDF22 Aug 2016View
TO MAKE THE EXISTING BREEZE BLOCK WALLS (26 YEARS) INTO 3 STABLES AND FEED/STOREApplication Form · PDF22 Aug 2016View

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