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Certificate of Lawfulness for a Proposed Development ? The erection of a single storey extension to the rear and a chimney to the northern side, and the conversion of the existing garage into a habitable room.

Oakwood Pen-Yr-Eglwys Church Village Pontypridd CF38 1UA

UnknownReference: 13/1340/CPRORhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Cert of Lawful Use/Operation - Proposed
Received
19 Dec 2013
Validated
7 Jan 2014
Determination deadline
4 Mar 2014
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of Lawfulness for a Proposed Development ? The erection of a single storey extension to the rear and a chimney to the northern side, and the conversion of the existing garage into a habitable room.

Proposal details

Reference
13/1340/CPRO
Ward
Llantwit Fardre

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Application location

Oakwood Pen-Yr-Eglwys Church Village Pontypridd CF38 1UA

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
DELRPTDELRPT · PDF7 Jul 2014View
Lawful UseCONREA · PDF27 Feb 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - proposed rear elevationPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - proposed site planSITEPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - existing side elevationPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - existing ground floor planPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - proposed side elevationPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - proposed first floor planPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - proposed side elevationPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - existing side elevationPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - existing front elevationSITEPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - existing floor planPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - existing rear elevationPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - proposed ground floor planPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use - 27/02/2014 - existing site planSITEPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
BLOCKBLOCK · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - existing ground floor planPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View
Lawful Use 27/02/2014 - proposed front elevationPLAN · PDF8 Jan 2014View

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Decision & conditions

Lawful Use
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