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Two storey full width rear extension
Reference: 19/0007/FUL Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council
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Council source 22 Mar 2019 Show all published dates Application summary
Status Decided
Application type Full Application
Received 3 Jan 2019
Validated 11 Jan 2019
Determination deadline 8 Mar 2019
Local authority Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Two storey full width rear extension
Proposal details
Reference 19/0007/FUL
Ward Penygraig
Agent Mr D.W. Jenkins Application location 2 Blaenlau Street Penygraig Tonypandy CF40 1LN
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Documents 4 of 4 Filter documents All documents Forms Other Plans Document Published Action CONREA · PDF 22 Mar 2019 View AMDPLAN · PDF 20 Mar 2019 View PLAN · PDF 14 Jan 2019 View APPFORM · PDF 4 Jan 2019 View
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