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Conversion of existing public house and hotel, with existing landlords residential quarters, into 4 residential dwellings.

Wattstown Hotel Aberllechau Road Wattstown Porth CF39 0PB

DecidedReference: 12/0624/FULRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
8 Jun 2012
Validated
8 Aug 2012
Determination deadline
3 Oct 2012
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

Conversion of existing public house and hotel, with existing landlords residential quarters, into 4 residential dwellings.

Proposal details

Reference
12/0624/FUL
Ward
Ynyshir

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Application location

Wattstown Hotel Aberllechau Road Wattstown Porth CF39 0PB

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Documents 28 of 28

DocumentPublishedAction
Public HealthCONSULTN · PDF1 Mar 2013View
SewbrecCONSULTN · PDF1 Mar 2013View
Land RecCONSULTN · PDF1 Mar 2013View
Approved 07/01/2013 - existing & proposed basement & ground fl plansPLAN · PDF10 Jan 2013View
Approved 07/01/2013 - existing elevationsPLAN · PDF10 Jan 2013View
Approved 07/01/2013 - existing plansPLAN · PDF10 Jan 2013View
Approved 07/01/2013 - proposed plansPLAN · PDF10 Jan 2013View
Approved 07/01/2013 - proposed elevationsPLAN · PDF10 Jan 2013View
Approved 07/01/2013BLOCK · PDF10 Jan 2013View
Approved 07/01/2013 - existing & proposed 1st & 2nd Floor plansPLAN · PDF10 Jan 2013View
Approved 07/01/2013SITEPLAN · PDF10 Jan 2013View
Approved with ConditionsCONREA · PDF7 Jan 2013View
EAW LETTERCONSULTN · PDF16 Nov 2012View
HighwaysCONSULTN24 Sept 2012View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF3 Sept 2012View
HighwaysCONSULTN29 Aug 2012View
DWR CYMRU LETTER & PLANCONSULTN · PDF23 Aug 2012View
BLOCKBLOCK · PDF16 Aug 2012View
Proposed PlansPLAN · PDF16 Aug 2012View
Existing/Proposed Basement & Ground Floor PlansPLAN · PDF16 Aug 2012View
SITEPLANSITEPLAN · PDF16 Aug 2012View
Existing PlansPLAN · PDF16 Aug 2012View
SupersededDESIGN · PDF16 Aug 2012View
Proposed ElevationsPLAN · PDF16 Aug 2012View
SupersededDESIGN · PDF16 Aug 2012View
Existing ElevationsPLAN · PDF16 Aug 2012View
Existing/Proposed First & Second Floor PlansPLAN · PDF16 Aug 2012View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF16 Aug 2012View

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