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Conservation Area Consent: Demolition of building known as Whitehall

Whitehall Bridge Street Knighton Powys LD7 1BT

Decision MadeReference: P/2017/0470Powys County Council

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Whitehall Bridge Street Knighton Powys LD7 1BT

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Conservation Area Consent
Received
27 Apr 2017
Validated
12 May 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Powys County Council

Application overview

Conservation Area Consent: Demolition of building known as Whitehall

Proposal details

Reference
P/2017/0470
Agent
Mr. Stephen Cox

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Documents 29 of 29

DocumentPublishedAction
General Comment (09/11/2017)General Comment9 Nov 2017View
General Comment (09/11/2017)General Comment9 Nov 2017View
Plans (22/05/2017)Plans22 May 2017View
Plans (22/05/2017)Plans22 May 2017View
Consultation response (03/11/2017)Consultation response3 Nov 2017View
General Comment (17/07/2017)General Comment · PDF17 Jul 2017View
General Comment (12/12/2017)General Comment12 Dec 2017View
Consultation response (29/06/2017)Consultation response29 Jun 2017View
Consultation response (29/06/2017)Consultation response29 Jun 2017View
Delegated Report (01/02/2019)Delegated Report · PDF1 Feb 2019View
General Comment (29/06/2017)General Comment29 Jun 2017View
General Comment (07/08/2018)General Comment7 Aug 2018View
Plans (22/05/2017)Plans22 May 2017View
Consultation response (29/06/2017)Consultation response29 Jun 2017View
Plans (22/05/2017)Plans22 May 2017View
Consultation response (29/06/2017)Consultation response29 Jun 2017View
Plans (22/05/2017)Plans22 May 2017View
Additional information (31/01/2018)Additional information31 Jan 2018View
Plans (22/05/2017)Plans22 May 2017View
Consultation response (18/04/2018)Consultation response18 Apr 2018View
Additional information (22/05/2017)Additional information22 May 2017View
Consultation response (16/08/2017)Consultation response16 Aug 2017View
DECISIONDecision20 Dec 2018View
Other (22/05/2017)Other22 May 2017View
General Comment (29/06/2017)General Comment29 Jun 2017View
Application Form (22/05/2017)Application Form22 May 2017View
Additional information (22/05/2017)Additional information22 May 2017View
Plans (22/05/2017)Plans22 May 2017View
General Comment (26/05/2017)General Comment26 May 2017View

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