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Replacement of upvc windows with timber windows, replacement railings and rebuilding front boundary walls, new rear access path and gate and internal alterations.

2 & 3 Maendy Place Weatherall Street Aberdare CF44 7AY

DecidedReference: 12/0613/FULRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
6 Jun 2012
Validated
19 Jun 2012
Determination deadline
14 Aug 2012
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

Replacement of upvc windows with timber windows, replacement railings and rebuilding front boundary walls, new rear access path and gate and internal alterations.

Proposal details

Reference
12/0613/FUL
Ward
Aberdare East

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Application location

2 & 3 Maendy Place Weatherall Street Aberdare CF44 7AY

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DocumentPublishedAction
proposed Ground floor plan - Approved 13.08.2012PLAN · PDF19 Nov 2012View
proposed front elevation - Approved 13.08.2012PLAN · PDF19 Nov 2012View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF19 Nov 2012View
Rear Elevation - Approved 13.08.2012PLAN · PDF19 Nov 2012View
Existing front elevation - Approved 13.08.2012PLAN · PDF19 Nov 2012View
Approved 13.08.2012SITEPLAN · PDF19 Nov 2012View
DELRPTDELRPT · PDF19 Nov 2012View
proposed 2nd floor & rear yard plans - Approved 13.08.2012PLAN · PDF19 Nov 2012View
Ground floor plan existing - Approved 13.08.2012PLAN · PDF19 Nov 2012View
Existing 1st floor plan - Approved 13.08.2012PLAN · PDF19 Nov 2012View
proposed 1st floor plan - Approved 13.08.2012PLAN · PDF19 Nov 2012View
CONSULTNCONSULTN27 Jun 2012View
CONSULTNCONSULTN27 Jun 2012View
Existing Ground Floor PlanPLAN · PDF21 Jun 2012View
Proposed Front ElevationPLAN · PDF21 Jun 2012View
SITEPLANSITEPLAN · PDF21 Jun 2012View
Existing First Floor PlanPLAN · PDF21 Jun 2012View
Proposed First Floor PlanPLAN · PDF21 Jun 2012View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF21 Jun 2012View
Existing Front ElevationPLAN · PDF21 Jun 2012View
Rear ElevationPLAN · PDF21 Jun 2012View
Proposed Second Floor & Yard PlanPLAN · PDF21 Jun 2012View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF21 Jun 2012View
Proposed Ground Floor PlanPLAN · PDF21 Jun 2012View

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