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Installation of 8m high multi-play tower / equipment (to replace existing play apparatus / Huck climbing unit)

Gnoll Estate Country Park, Adventure Playground Fairyland Neath SA11 3BS

DecidedReference: P2022/1055Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council

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Application location

Gnoll Estate Country Park, Adventure Playground Fairyland Neath SA11 3BS

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Reg 3 - Council Dev
Received
8 Dec 2022
Validated
8 Dec 2022
Determination deadline
1 Feb 2023
Local authority
Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council

Application overview

Installation of 8m high multi-play tower / equipment (to replace existing play apparatus / Huck climbing unit)

Proposal details

Reference
P2022/1055
Alternative references
PP-11700107
Ward
Neath North
Parish
Neath Town Council

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DocumentPublishedAction
ufm9_Delegated_Panel SIGNING SHEETDecisionNot publishedView
Decision NoticeDecisionNot publishedView
BiodiversIty enhancemnet measures 24.01.23Supporting DocumentNot publishedView
12199 - Neath Port Talbot C.B.C.- Gnoll Country Park Planning Rev1 Proposed Material PlanSupporting DocumentNot publishedView
G4 - RevisedSupporting DocumentNot publishedView
Drawing title- Proposed elevations. Drawing Number SP1 (12199 - Neath Port Talbot C.B.C.- Gnoll Country Park Planning-A3 Elevation Scale 1-100)Supporting DocumentNot publishedView
Drawing Title - Proposed Layout. Drawing Number - SP 2 (12199 - Neath Port Talbot C.B.C.- Gnoll Country Park Planning-A3 Scale 1-50)Drawings - PlansNot publishedView
ApplicationFormRedactedForms and CertificatesNot publishedView
G1 - RevisedSupporting DocumentNot publishedView

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ufm9_Delegated_Panel SIGNING SHEET Decision Notice
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