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Demolition of former Working Men's Club and redevelopment of the site for 6 flats, parking, access arrangements, landscaping and associated works. (Revised plans received 15th June 2015)

Cymmer Pioneer Workingmens Club 20-21 High Street Cymmer Porth CF39 9AB

DecidedReference: 15/0237/FULRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
20 Feb 2015
Validated
1 May 2015
Determination deadline
26 Jun 2015
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

Demolition of former Working Men's Club and redevelopment of the site for 6 flats, parking, access arrangements, landscaping and associated works. (Revised plans received 15th June 2015)

Proposal details

Reference
15/0237/FUL
Ward
Cymmer
Agent
Wyg

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Cymmer Pioneer Workingmens Club 20-21 High Street Cymmer Porth CF39 9AB

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
The Coal AuthorityCONSULTN7 Jul 2016View
Coal AuthorityCONSULTN8 Mar 2016View
Approved with conditionsCONREA · PDF21 Jul 2015View
Coal AuthorityCONSULTN24 Jun 2015View
Approved 21/07/2015 - Proposed Elevation Sheet 2AMDPLAN · PDF18 Jun 2015View
Approved 21/07/2015 - Proposed Ground floor LayoutAMDPLAN · PDF18 Jun 2015View
Approved 21/07/2015 - Site LayoutAMDPLAN · PDF18 Jun 2015View
Proposed Site SectionAMDPLAN · PDF18 Jun 2015View
Approved 21/07/2015 - Proposed Second Floor LayoutAMDPLAN · PDF18 Jun 2015View
Approved 21/07/2015 - Proposed Elevations Sheet 1AMDPLAN · PDF18 Jun 2015View
Approved 21/07/2015 - Proposed first floor LayoutAMDPLAN · PDF18 Jun 2015View
Approved 21/07/2015 - Proposed Site SectionAMDPLAN · PDF18 Jun 2015View
Welsh WaterCONSULTN16 Jun 2015View
NRWCONSULTN16 Jun 2015View
WALES & WEST - LETTER, CONDITIONS AND PLANCONSULTN · PDF1 Jun 2015View
Site LayoutPLAN · PDF28 May 2015View
Approved 21/07/2015 - Existing Site PlanSITEPLAN · PDF28 May 2015View
Proposed Elevations Sheet 2PLAN · PDF28 May 2015View
Approved 21/07/2015SITEPLAN · PDF28 May 2015View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF22 May 2015View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF22 May 2015View
Bat SurveySUPPINFO · PDF22 May 2015View

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