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Demolition of existing flat roofed utility area and erection of (enlarged) replacement extension & associated works.

The Vicarage Church Bank Welshpool SY21 7DP

Decision MadeReference: 21/2212/HHPowys County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
3 Dec 2021
Validated
21 Dec 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Powys County Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing flat roofed utility area and erection of (enlarged) replacement extension & associated works.

Proposal details

Reference
21/2212/HH
Alternative references
Vicarage, Welshpool
Agent
Mr Gwynfor Humphreys

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Application location

The Vicarage Church Bank Welshpool SY21 7DP

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Documents 29 of 29

DocumentPublishedAction
PROPOSED ELEVATION 2Plans · PDF8 Dec 2021View
DAS THE VICARAGE WELSHPOOLSupporting documents3 Dec 2021View
PROPOSED ELEVATION 1Plans · PDF8 Dec 2021View
EXISTING ELEVATION 3Plans · PDF8 Dec 2021View
COMMUNITY COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF19 Jan 2022View
IMG_6133Photographs3 Dec 2021View
SITE PLANPlans · PDF8 Dec 2021View
EXISTING ELEVATION 2Plans · PDF8 Dec 2021View
EIA Screening form (06/01/2022)EIA Screening form6 Jan 2022View
BIODIVERSITY PLANAdditional information · PDF28 Jan 2022View
PROPOSED ELEVATION 3Plans · PDF8 Dec 2021View
THE VICARAGE - HERITAGE IMPACT ASSESSMENTSupporting documents · PDF3 Dec 2021View
Decision (04/02/2022)Decision4 Feb 2022View
HAFREN DYFRDWYConsultee Comment · PDF31 Dec 2021View
EXISTING ELEVATION 1Plans · PDF8 Dec 2021View
IMG_6143Photographs · PDF3 Dec 2021View
WELSH GOVERNMENT HIGHWAYSConsultee Comment · PDF27 Jan 2022View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF3 Dec 2021View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLANPlans · PDF8 Dec 2021View
THE VICARAGE - HERITAGE IMPACT ASSESSMENTSupporting documents3 Dec 2021View
IMG_6130Photographs3 Dec 2021View
PHOTOGRAPHAdditional information28 Jan 2022View
BUILDING CONTROLConsultee Comment · PDF23 Dec 2021View
EXISTING PLANSPlans · PDF8 Dec 2021View
HIGHWAYSConsultee Comment · PDF7 Jan 2022View
IMG_6143Photographs3 Dec 2021View
Delegated Report (04/02/2022)Delegated Report4 Feb 2022View
CANAL AND RIVER TRUSTConsultee Comment · PDF24 Dec 2021View
LOCATION PLANPlans · PDF23 Dec 2021View

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Decision (04/02/2022)
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