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Demolition of former residential home and construction of four detached private dwellings with detached garages, new access road and associated external works.

Tyr Twyn Court Residential Home Nash Street Abercynon Mountain Ash CF45 4PB

DecidedReference: 13/0351/OUTRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Outline Application
Received
11 Apr 2013
Validated
25 Apr 2013
Determination deadline
20 Jun 2013
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

Demolition of former residential home and construction of four detached private dwellings with detached garages, new access road and associated external works.

Proposal details

Reference
13/0351/OUT
Ward
Abercynon
Agent
Community Design Team

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Application location

Tyr Twyn Court Residential Home Nash Street Abercynon Mountain Ash CF45 4PB

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Approved 29 Aug 2013PLAN · PDF18 Sept 2013View
Approved 29 Aug 2013PLAN · PDF18 Sept 2013View
DELRPTDELRPT · PDF18 Sept 2013View
Public HealthCONSULTN · PDF18 Sept 2013View
Approved 29 Aug 2013PLAN · PDF18 Sept 2013View
Approved 29 Aug 2013PLAN · PDF18 Sept 2013View
land recCONSULTN · PDF18 Sept 2013View
Approved 29 Aug 2013PLAN · PDF18 Sept 2013View
sewbrecCONSULTN · PDF18 Sept 2013View
Approved 29 Aug 2013PLAN · PDF18 Sept 2013View
Approved 29/08/2013CONREA · PDF30 Aug 2013View
HighwaysCONSULTN · PDF14 Jun 2013View
DWR CYMRU LETTERCONSULTN14 Jun 2013View
Public HealthCONSULTN30 May 2013View
WALES & WEST LETTER/CONDITIONS/PLANCONSULTN · PDF14 May 2013View
HighwaysCONSULTN13 May 2013View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF1 May 2013View
Approved 29/08/2013 - Proposed LayoutPLAN · PDF1 May 2013View
Approved 29/08/2013 - Topographical SurveyPLAN · PDF1 May 2013View
Approved 29/08/2013SITEPLAN · PDF1 May 2013View
Approved 29/08/2013BLOCK · PDF1 May 2013View
Approved 29/08/2013 - Existing Site LayoutPLAN · PDF1 May 2013View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF1 May 2013View
Approved 29/08/2013 - Proposed Site Layout (indicative)PLAN · PDF1 May 2013View
Approved 29/08/2013 - Long SectionPLAN · PDF1 May 2013View

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