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Proposed demolition of existing lean-to extension to rear and replacement with new two-storey extension (amended plans and details received 21/06/2013)

9 Station Terrace Llanharry Pontyclun CF72 9DE

DecidedReference: 13/0461/FULRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
10 May 2013
Validated
17 May 2013
Determination deadline
12 Jul 2013
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed demolition of existing lean-to extension to rear and replacement with new two-storey extension (amended plans and details received 21/06/2013)

Proposal details

Reference
13/0461/FUL
Ward
Llanharry
Agent
RR Architects

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Application location

9 Station Terrace Llanharry Pontyclun CF72 9DE

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
DELRPTDELRPT · PDF28 Oct 2013View
spacial planningCONSULTN · PDF28 Oct 2013View
sewbrecCONSULTN · PDF28 Oct 2013View
public healthCONSULTN · PDF28 Oct 2013View
Approved with ConditionsCONREA · PDF27 Aug 2013View
Approved 27/08/2013 - Existing First Floor PlanAMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
approved 27/08/2013 - BoundaryAMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
Approved 27/08/2013 - Proposed Section A-A (Sectional Elevation)AMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
Approved 27/08/2013 - Proposed Site PlanAMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
Approved 27/08/2013 site planAMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF24 Jun 2013View
Approved 2708/2013 - Proposed Ground Floor PlanAMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
Approved 27/08/2013 - Existing Section A-AAMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
Approved 27/08/2013 - Existing Ground Floor PlanAMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
Approved 27/08/2013 - Existing Rear ElevationAMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
Approved 27/08/2013 - Proposed Elevation 02AMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
Approved 27/08/2013AMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
Approved 27/08/2013 - Proposed Elevation 01AMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
Approved 27/08/2013 site planAMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View
Approved 27/08/2013 - Proposed First Floor PlanAMDPLAN · PDF24 Jun 2013View

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