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Proposed All Weather Pitch (use class D2)

Michael Sobell Sports Centre The Ynys Aberdare CF44 7RP

DecidedReference: 12/0614/GREGRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
General Regulations
Received
6 Jun 2012
Validated
12 Jun 2012
Determination deadline
11 Sept 2012
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed All Weather Pitch (use class D2)

Proposal details

Reference
12/0614/GREG
Ward
Aberdare East
Agent
Capita Symonds

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Michael Sobell Sports Centre The Ynys Aberdare CF44 7RP

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Documents 21 of 21

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CONSULTNCONSULTN27 Jun 2012View
Feasibility Study - Bat Roost Survey (Trees and Buildings)SUPPINFO · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Feasibility Study - Addendum to Phase 1 Habitat StudySUPPINFO · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Planning StatementSUPPINFO · PDF6 Jun 2012View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Feasibility Study - Otter and Water Vole SurveySUPPINFO · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Tree Protection and Clearance Plan - Approved 20/08/12PLAN · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Existing & Proposed Cross Section - Approved 20/08/12PLAN · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Phasing Plans - Approved 20/08/12PLAN · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Feasibility Study - Bat Activity ReportSUPPINFO · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Feasibility Study - Ecological Desktop StudySUPPINFO · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Existing Site Plan - Approved 20/08/12SITEPLAN · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Aboricultural Constraints ReportSUPPINFO · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Artificial Grass Pitch Layout - Approved 20/08/12PLAN · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Feasibility Study - Bat Roost SurveySUPPINFO · PDF6 Jun 2012View
External Floodlighting - Approved 20/08/12PLAN · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Site Location Plan - Approved 20/08/12SITEPLAN · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Feasibility Study - Reptile Survey ReportSUPPINFO · PDF6 Jun 2012View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Feasibility Study - Exteneded Phase 1 Habitat SurveySUPPINFO · PDF6 Jun 2012View
Site General Arrangement - Approved 20/08/12PLAN · PDF6 Jun 2012View

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