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General refurbishment of shop front. New flat roof extension enclosing internal court yard.

Peppers Restaurant 26 & 27 Canon Street Aberdare CF44 7AP

DecidedReference: 12/0653/FULRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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Application summary

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

Application overview

General refurbishment of shop front. New flat roof extension enclosing internal court yard.

Proposal details

Reference
12/0653/FUL
Ward
Aberdare East
Agent
Allan Stuckey Architects

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Application location

Peppers Restaurant 26 & 27 Canon Street Aberdare CF44 7AP

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DocumentPublishedAction
Public HealthCONSULTN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
Proposed Floor Plans - Approved 23/08/12PLAN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
Proposed Kitchen - Approved 23/08/12PLAN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
Approved 23/08/12SITEPLAN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
DELRPTDELRPT · PDF20 Nov 2012View
Existing Floor Plans (2)- Approved 23/08/12PLAN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
Proposed Roof Plan - Approved 23/08/12PLAN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
Historic EnvironmentCONSULTN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
Existing Elevations - Approved 23/08/12PLAN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
SewBrecCONSULTN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
Proposed Elevations - Approved 23/08/12PLAN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
DrainageCONSULTN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
Existing Floor Plans - Approved 23/08/12PLAN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
Existing Courtyard Elevations - Approved 23/08/12PLAN · PDF20 Nov 2012View
EAW LETTER & NOTESCONSULTN · PDF20 Aug 2012View
CONSULTNCONSULTN24 Jul 2012View
CONSULTNCONSULTN23 Jul 2012View
Proposed ElevationsPLAN · PDF5 Jul 2012View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF5 Jul 2012View
Proposed KitchenPLAN · PDF5 Jul 2012View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF5 Jul 2012View
Existing Courtyard ElevationsPLAN · PDF5 Jul 2012View
Existing Floor Plans 1PLAN · PDF5 Jul 2012View
SITEPLANSITEPLAN · PDF5 Jul 2012View
Existing Floor Plans 2PLAN · PDF5 Jul 2012View
Proposed Floor PlansPLAN · PDF5 Jul 2012View
Existing ElevationsPLAN · PDF5 Jul 2012View
Proposed Roof PlanPLAN · PDF5 Jul 2012View

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