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Replacement of existing windows and rebuilding of retaining wall

Cefndyrys Lodge Llanelwedd Builth Wells Powys LD2 3TF

Decision MadeReference: 19/1985/LBCPowys County Council

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Application location

Cefndyrys Lodge Llanelwedd Builth Wells Powys LD2 3TF

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
4 Dec 2019
Validated
4 Dec 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Powys County Council

Application overview

Replacement of existing windows and rebuilding of retaining wall

Proposal details

Reference
19/1985/LBC
Alternative references
Cefndyrys
Agent
Mr Michael Garner

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Documents 27 of 27

DocumentPublishedAction
4499 11 WEST YARD PHOTOPhotographs · PDF4 Dec 2019View
4499 3 LODGE IN 2015 PHOTOPhotographs · PDF4 Dec 2019View
4499 5A WINDOW REPLACEMENT PLANPlans · PDF4 Dec 2019View
4499 13 WEST YARD PHOTOPhotographs · PDF4 Dec 2019View
BUILT HERITAGEConsultee Comment21 Jan 2020View
THELOCATIONPLAN_INCLUDED_IN_SITEANDOTHERPLANSPlans · PDF4 Dec 2019View
CADWConsultee Comment · PDF7 Feb 2020View
WELSH GOVERNMENTConsultee Comment10 Feb 2020View
4499 HERITAGE IMPACT ASSESSMENT ANDE ACCESS PLANSupporting documents4 Dec 2019View
4499 1A SITE LOCATION PLANPlans · PDF4 Dec 2019View
4499 4 WINDOW PHOTOSPhotographs · PDF4 Dec 2019View
4499 12 WEST YARD PHOTOPhotographs · PDF4 Dec 2019View
4499 9 WINDOW REPLACEMENT PLANPlans · PDF4 Dec 2019View
4499 8 WINDOW REPLACEMENT PLANPlans · PDF4 Dec 2019View
Delegated Report (10/02/2020)Delegated Report · PDF10 Feb 2020View
4499 10 RETAINING WALL REPLACEMENT PLANPlans · PDF4 Dec 2019View
CPATConsultee Comment · PDF18 Dec 2019View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF4 Dec 2019View
WELSH WATERConsultee Comment · PDF16 Dec 2019View
HIGHWAYSConsultee Comment17 Dec 2019View
BUILDING CONTROLConsultee Comment · PDF16 Dec 2019View
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF10 Feb 2020View
4499 7 WINDOW REPLACEMENT PLANPlans · PDF4 Dec 2019View
4499 2 LODGE IN 1990 PHOTOPhotographs · PDF4 Dec 2019View
WALES & WESTConsultee Comment · PDF16 Dec 2019View
VERSION 1Decision24 Sept 2020View
4499 6A WINDOW REPLACEMENT PLANPlans · PDF4 Dec 2019View

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