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Use of land for the siting of 10 no static caravans and improvements to existing chalet to form holiday let and associated works

Hill Side Retreat Ceinws Machynlleth Powys

Decision MadeReference: 21/0668/FULPowys County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
30 Mar 2021
Validated
16 Apr 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Powys County Council

Application overview

Use of land for the siting of 10 no static caravans and improvements to existing chalet to form holiday let and associated works

Proposal details

Reference
21/0668/FUL
Agent
Mr Iwan Jones

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Application location

Hill Side Retreat Ceinws Machynlleth Powys

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Documents 27 of 27

DocumentPublishedAction
Additional information (24/05/2021)Additional information24 May 2021View
ECOLOGY APPRAISALAdditional information · PDF18 May 2021View
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHConsultee Comment · PDF10 May 2021View
E HEALTHConsultee Comment · PDF7 May 2021View
HIGHWAYSConsultee Comment · PDF9 Jun 2021View
ECOLOGYConsultation response · PDF23 Sept 2021View
LOCATION PLANPlans · PDF21 Apr 2021View
BLOCK PLANSPlans · PDF21 Apr 2021View
Application Form (15/06/2021)Application Form · PDF15 Jun 2021View
AMENDED PROPOSED BLOCK PLANPlans · PDF6 Sept 2021View
OFFICERS REPORTDelegated Report26 Nov 2021View
NRWConsultee Comment · PDF12 Jul 2021View
Plans (23/07/2021)Plans · PDF23 Jul 2021View
Plans (24/05/2021)Plans · PDF24 May 2021View
PAGES 7 TO 12Application Form13 Apr 2021View
AGENT CLARIFICATION RE FOUL DRAINAGEAdditional information · PDF17 Aug 2021View
PROPOSED PLANSPlans · PDF21 Apr 2021View
HAFREN DYFRDWYConsultee Comment · PDF9 Jun 2021View
DAS AND PRELIMINARY ECOLOGICAL SURVEYSSupporting documents · PDF13 Apr 2021View
COM COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF11 May 2021View
HIGHWAYSConsultee Comment · PDF15 Oct 2021View
HAFREN DYFRDWYConsultee Comment · PDF11 May 2021View
Additional information (24/05/2021)Additional information24 May 2021View
NRWConsultation response · PDF3 Sept 2021View
NRWConsultee Comment · PDF12 May 2021View
DECISION NOTICESDecision26 Nov 2021View
NRWConsultation response · PDF8 Oct 2021View

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