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One and two storey rear extension. Single storey ancillary building positioned to the rear of the property.

21 Sycamore Street Rhydyfelin Pontypridd CF37 5NB

DecidedReference: 12/1027/FULRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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  3. Application Validated

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
27 Sept 2012
Validated
5 Oct 2012
Determination deadline
30 Nov 2012
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

One and two storey rear extension. Single storey ancillary building positioned to the rear of the property.

Proposal details

Reference
12/1027/FUL
Ward
Hawthorn
Agent
Galtec

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Application location

21 Sycamore Street Rhydyfelin Pontypridd CF37 5NB

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
DELRPTDELRPT · PDF1 Jul 2013View
Approval ConditionsCONREA · PDF15 Nov 2012View
Superseded by Approved Plan - Proposed Ancillary Building APLAN · PDF9 Oct 2012View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF9 Oct 2012View
Superseded by Approved PlanSITEPLAN · PDF9 Oct 2012View
Superseded by Approved Plan - Proposed First Floor Plan APLAN · PDF9 Oct 2012View
Superseded by Approved Plan - Existing & Proposed Side Elevations APLAN · PDF9 Oct 2012View
Superseded by Approved Plan - Proposed Ground Floor Plan APLAN · PDF9 Oct 2012View
Superseded by Approved PlanBLOCK · PDF9 Oct 2012View
Superseded by Approved Plan - Existing First Floor Plan APLAN · PDF9 Oct 2012View
Superseded by Approved Plan - Existing Ground Floor Plan APLAN · PDF9 Oct 2012View
Superseded by Approved Plan - Existing/Proposed Front & Rear Elevations APLAN · PDF9 Oct 2012View
Approved 15/11/12 - Block PlanBLOCK · PDF5 Oct 2012View
Approved 15/11/12 - Existing First Floor PlanPLAN · PDF27 Sept 2012View
Approved 15/11/12 - Existing Ground Floor PlanPLAN · PDF27 Sept 2012View
Approved 15/11/12 - Proposed Ancillary Building PlanPLAN · PDF27 Sept 2012View
Approved 15/11/12 - Existing & Proposed Elevations PlanPLAN · PDF27 Sept 2012View
Approved 15/11/12 - Proposed Ground Floor PlanPLAN · PDF27 Sept 2012View
Approved 15/11/12 - Site Location PlanSITEPLAN · PDF27 Sept 2012View
Approved 15/11/12 - Existing & Proposed Side Elevations PlanPLAN · PDF27 Sept 2012View
Approved 15/11/12 - Proposed First Floor PlanPLAN · PDF27 Sept 2012View

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