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Conversion of ground floor to two Class A1 retail units and first floor to a self contained flat and bedsit. Also alterations to front elevation, including installation of a roller shutter.

Cost Cutters / Post Office 38-40 Dunraven Street Tonypandy CF40 1AL

DecidedReference: 13/0627/FULRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
18 Jun 2013
Validated
9 Aug 2013
Determination deadline
4 Oct 2013
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

Conversion of ground floor to two Class A1 retail units and first floor to a self contained flat and bedsit. Also alterations to front elevation, including installation of a roller shutter.

Proposal details

Reference
13/0627/FUL
Ward
Tonypandy

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Application location

Cost Cutters / Post Office 38-40 Dunraven Street Tonypandy CF40 1AL

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
PUBLIC HEALTHCONSULTN · PDF8 Nov 2013View
HIGHWAYSCONSULTN · PDF8 Nov 2013View
DELRPTDELRPT · PDF8 Nov 2013View
Approved with conditionsCONREA · PDF30 Oct 2013View
Approved 31/10/13 - Proposed Front ElevationsPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Approved 31/10/2013 - Existing side ElevationPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Approved 31/10/2013SITEPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Approved 31/10/13 - Existing / proposed Rear ElevationPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Proposed Front ElevationsPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Approved 31/10/13 - Site layoutPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Proposed Ground floorPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Existing side ElevationsPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Approved 31/10/13 -Proposed First floorPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Approved 31/10/13 - Proposed Ground floorPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Approved 31/10/2013 - Typical SectionPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Approved 31/10/13 - Existing / proposed side ElevationPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Approved 31/10/13 - Section First floorPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Info relating to plansSUPPINFO · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Approved 31/10/13 - Existing First floorPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Approved 31/10/2013SITEPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View
Approved 31/10/13 - Existing Ground floor planPLAN · PDF13 Aug 2013View

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