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Change of Use and conversion of former school building into 22 Self Contained Units comprising internal and external alterations, and associated works.

Block D Coed-Y-Lan Comprehensive School Graigwen Pontypridd CF37 2DF

DecidedReference: 12/1317/FULRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
21 Dec 2012
Validated
11 Jan 2013
Determination deadline
12 Apr 2013
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

Change of Use and conversion of former school building into 22 Self Contained Units comprising internal and external alterations, and associated works.

Proposal details

Reference
12/1317/FUL
Ward
Town (Pontypridd)
Agent
Geraint John Planning Ltd

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Application location

Block D Coed-Y-Lan Comprehensive School Graigwen Pontypridd CF37 2DF

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Documents 27 of 27

DocumentPublishedAction
Welsh WaterCONSULTN · PDF22 Nov 2013View
GGATCONSULTN15 Nov 2013View
HighwaysCONSULTN18 Apr 2013View
SW Fire & RescueCONSULTN · PDF1 Feb 2013View
Existing South ElevationPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Proposed East Elevation 1PLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Proposed Level 2 PlanPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Existing East ElevationPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Proposed West ElevationPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Existing Level 3 PlanPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Proposed East Elevation 2PLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Existing West ElevationPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Cover LetterSUPPINFO · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Existing Site PlanSITEPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Proposed Level 3 PlanPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Existing Level 1 PlanPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Proposed Level 4 PlanPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Existing Level 4 PlanPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Proposed Window ProfilePLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Proposed Level 1 PlanPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Existing Level 2 PlanPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Proposed North ElevationPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Existing North ElevationPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Location PlanSITEPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View
Proposed South ElevationPLAN · PDF23 Jan 2013View

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