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Residential development (8 no. units), new access and associated works.

Former Garth Hall Catherine Crescent Cymmer Porth

DecidedReference: 15/0213/FULRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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  3. Application Validated

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
16 Feb 2015
Validated
18 Feb 2015
Determination deadline
15 Apr 2015
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

Residential development (8 no. units), new access and associated works.

Proposal details

Reference
15/0213/FUL
Ward
Cymmer
Agent
Asbri Planning Ltd.

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Former Garth Hall Catherine Crescent Cymmer Porth

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Documents 32 of 32

DocumentPublishedAction
Approved ConditionsCONREA · PDF24 Aug 2015View
floor plansAMDPLAN · PDF27 Mar 2015View
Site SectionAMDPLAN · PDF27 Mar 2015View
Issue sheet 26.03.2015SUPPINFO · PDF27 Mar 2015View
ElevationsAMDPLAN · PDF27 Mar 2015View
Proposed Site LayoutAMDPLAN · PDF26 Mar 2015View
Site layout with slab levelsAMDPLAN · PDF26 Mar 2015View
GGATCONSULTN19 Mar 2015View
Welsh WaterCONSULTN9 Mar 2015View
WALES & WEST LETTER, CONDITIONS PLANCONSULTN · PDF5 Mar 2015View
Bike StorePLAN · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Noise AssessmentSUPPINFO · PDF25 Feb 2015View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Site Context & CharacterSUPPINFO · PDF25 Feb 2015View
View from High StreetPLAN · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Existing Constraints PlanPLAN · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Photos of Existing SiteSUPPINFO · PDF25 Feb 2015View
External materials sample boardSUPPINFO · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Planning Statement FinalPLAN · PDF25 Feb 2015View
View from Catherine CrescentPLAN · PDF25 Feb 2015View
FiguresPLAN · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Existing site boundary photosSUPPINFO · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Refuse AreaPLAN · PDF25 Feb 2015View
DrainageCONSULTN25 Feb 2015View
SITEPLANSITEPLAN · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Transport StatementSUPPINFO · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Final RepoertPLAN · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Drainage StrategySUPPINFO · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Boundary Treatment Detail DrawingsPLAN · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Proposed Drainage StrategyPLAN · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Ecological AssessmentSUPPINFO · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Design and Access StatementDESIGN · PDF18 Feb 2015View

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