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New build residential development (amended location and highways arrangement and house type for plot 28 26/01/16).

Land At The Pavilions Darran Road Mountain Ash CF45 3HG

DecidedReference: 15/1309/FULRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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  3. Application Validated

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  4. Determination Deadline

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
23 Sept 2015
Validated
6 Oct 2015
Determination deadline
1 Dec 2015
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

New build residential development (amended location and highways arrangement and house type for plot 28 26/01/16).

Proposal details

Reference
15/1309/FUL
Ward
Mountain Ash West
Agent
Jay Ashall Partnership

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Application location

Land At The Pavilions Darran Road Mountain Ash CF45 3HG

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Approved with conditionsCONREA · PDF3 Jul 2017View
DCWWCONSULTN21 Sept 2016View
Existing/Proposed Site SectionsAMDPLAN · PDF14 Apr 2016View
Proposed Site Layout & Plot AllocationAMDPLAN · PDF14 Apr 2016View
House Type P, Plans, Elevations, SectionAMDPLAN · PDF14 Apr 2016View
Proposed Street SceneAMDPLAN · PDF14 Apr 2016View
Site Location & Proposed LayoutAMDPLAN · PDF14 Apr 2016View
SWPCONSULTN16 Nov 2015View
Public healthCONSULTN16 Nov 2015View
WALES & WEST - LETTER, CONDITIONS & PLANCONSULTN · PDF2 Nov 2015View
WALES & WEST - LETTER, CONDITIONS AND PLANCONSULTN · PDF23 Oct 2015View
Env Noise AssessmentSUPPINFO · PDF14 Oct 2015View
APPFORMAPPFORM · PDF14 Oct 2015View
House type J - Proposed plans, ElevationsPLAN · PDF14 Oct 2015View
DESIGNDESIGN · PDF14 Oct 2015View
House type L - Proposed plans, ElevationsPLAN · PDF14 Oct 2015View
House type N - Proposed plans, ElevationsPLAN · PDF14 Oct 2015View
House type H - Proposed plans, ElevationsPLAN · PDF14 Oct 2015View
SITEPLANSITEPLAN · PDF14 Oct 2015View
House type M - Proposed plans, ElevationsPLAN · PDF14 Oct 2015View
Geo technical reportSUPPINFO · PDF14 Oct 2015View
House type K - Proposed plans, ElevationsPLAN · PDF14 Oct 2015View
SLR ReportSUPPINFO · PDF14 Oct 2015View

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