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The refurbishment and alteration of an existing building for mixed community uses (Use Classes D1 & D2) with retail (A1) and café (A3) facilities with associated car parking and external works

Boiler House Heol Pendyrus Penrhys Ferndale

DecidedReference: 11/1450/FULRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
19 Dec 2011
Validated
19 Dec 2011
Determination deadline
13 Feb 2012
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

The refurbishment and alteration of an existing building for mixed community uses (Use Classes D1 & D2) with retail (A1) and café (A3) facilities with associated car parking and external works

Proposal details

Reference
11/1450/FUL
Ward
Tylorstown
Agent
STP Architects

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Application location

Boiler House Heol Pendyrus Penrhys Ferndale

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DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed Lower Ground Floor & Second Floor (Storage Level) Plans - Approved 03/04/12PLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Photographs as Existing - Approved 03/04/12PLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Proposed Elevations - Approved 03/04/12PLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Existing Elevations - Approved 03/04/12SITEPLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Public HealthCONSULTN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Proposed Section A-A - Approved 03/04/12PLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Site Survey - Approved 03/04/12SITEPLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Proposed Upper Ground Floor Level Plan - Approved 03/04/12PLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
SewBrecCONSULTN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Existing Layout - Approved 03/04/12SITEPLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
DrainageCONSULTN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Proposed First Floor Plan - Approved 03/04/12PLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
DELRPTDELRPT · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Approved 03/04/12SITEPLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Roof Void Photographs 13/03/12 - Approved 03/04/12PLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Approved 03/04/12SITEPLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Proposed Section B-B & C-C - Approved 03/04/12PLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
HighwaysCONSULTN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
Existing First Floor Plan - Approved 03/04/12SITEPLAN · PDF24 Sept 2012View
CONSULTNCONSULTN18 Jan 2012View
DWR CYMRU LETTER & PLANCONSULTN · PDF18 Jan 2012View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF3 Jan 2012View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF3 Jan 2012View
PLANPLAN · PDF3 Jan 2012View
SITEPLANSITEPLAN · PDF3 Jan 2012View

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