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Application for approval of reserved matters (access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) of previously approved planning application 13/0922/13 for the demolition of the existing derelict workingmen's club and re-landscaping of site to accommodate residential development.

Clydach Vale Workingmens Club Howard Street Clydach Tonypandy CF40 2BP

DecidedReference: 18/0575/RESRhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

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  3. Application Validated

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Approval of Reserved Matters
Received
22 May 2018
Validated
22 May 2018
Determination deadline
17 Jul 2018
Local authority
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Application overview

Application for approval of reserved matters (access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) of previously approved planning application 13/0922/13 for the demolition of the existing derelict workingmen's club and re-landscaping of site to accommodate residential development.

Proposal details

Reference
18/0575/RES
Ward
Cwm Clydach
Agent
Stephen Waldron Architects Ltd

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Application location

Clydach Vale Workingmens Club Howard Street Clydach Tonypandy CF40 2BP

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
CONREACONREA · PDF16 Apr 2019View
HighwaysCONSULTN4 Jul 2018View
Flood riskCONSULTN26 Jun 2018View
GGATCONSULTN · PDF25 Jun 2018View
South Wales PoliceCONSULTN19 Jun 2018View
DCWW PlanCONSULTN · PDF11 Jun 2018View
DCWW LetterCONSULTN11 Jun 2018View
Public Health and Protection DivisionCONSULTN8 Jun 2018View
Wales and West UtilitiesCONSULTN · PDF4 Jun 2018View
Wales and West Utilities PlanCONSULTN · PDF4 Jun 2018View
North Terrace House ElevationsPLAN · PDF23 May 2018View
South Terrace House PlanPLAN · PDF23 May 2018View
SurveyPLAN · PDF23 May 2018View
Proposed Site PlanPLAN · PDF23 May 2018View
South Terrace House ElevationsPLAN · PDF23 May 2018View
Design StatementDESIGN · PDF23 May 2018View
Proposed Site Section AAPLAN · PDF23 May 2018View
Application FormAPPFORM · PDF23 May 2018View
North Terrace House PlansPLAN · PDF23 May 2018View
Proposed Access Cross SectionsPLAN · PDF23 May 2018View
Location PlanSITEPLAN · PDF23 May 2018View

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