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Works on the Nant Y Bwlch watercourse, retaining structures, fencing and 2 no. store/potting sheds and associated landscaping, and change of use from river banking (Nant y Bwlch) for the extension of garden curtilage (retrospective application).

Land To The Rear Of Brookwood Foundry Road Hirwaun Aberdare CF44 9RA

DecidedReference: 15/1212/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
7 Sept 2015
Validated
29 Sept 2015
Determination deadline
24 Nov 2015
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

Works on the Nant Y Bwlch watercourse, retaining structures, fencing and 2 no. store/potting sheds and associated landscaping, and change of use from river banking (Nant y Bwlch) for the extension of garden curtilage (retrospective application).

Proposal details

Reference
15/1212/FUL
Ward
Hirwaun

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Application location

Land To The Rear Of Brookwood Foundry Road Hirwaun Aberdare CF44 9RA

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Approved ConditionsCONREA · PDF4 Dec 2015View
Welsh waterCONSULTN17 Nov 2015View
Contaminated Land infoSUPPINFO · PDF13 Oct 2015View
BLOCKBLOCK · PDF13 Oct 2015View
Extract from odrnance survey sheet 1900PLAN · PDF13 Oct 2015View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF13 Oct 2015View
Application for ordinary Watercourse consentReport BC/MB/08.11.07/2SUPPINFO · PDF13 Oct 2015View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF13 Oct 2015View
Plan view, SectionsPLAN · PDF13 Oct 2015View
ElevationsPLAN · PDF13 Oct 2015View
Geology PlanPLAN · PDF13 Oct 2015View
Cross SectionsPLAN · PDF13 Oct 2015View
Longitudinal Section EEPLAN · PDF13 Oct 2015View
SITEPLANSITEPLAN · PDF13 Oct 2015View
BLOCKBLOCK · PDF13 Oct 2015View
Extract from odrnance survey sheet 1877PLAN · PDF13 Oct 2015View
SITEPLANSITEPLAN · PDF13 Oct 2015View
Cross SectionsPLAN · PDF13 Oct 2015View
Structural CalculationsSUPPINFO · PDF13 Oct 2015View
Application for ordinary Watercourse consentReport BC/MB/08.11.07SUPPINFO · PDF13 Oct 2015View
Proposed site planPLAN · PDF13 Oct 2015View

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