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Demolition of existing garage and out buildings and construction of two storey rear/side extension.
Reference: 09/P/00518(W) Torfaen County Borough Council
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18 Nov 2009 18 Nov 2009 19 Jan 2010 19 Jan 2010 Show all published dates Application summary
Status Withdrawn
Application type Full Application
Received 18 Nov 2009
Validated 18 Nov 2009
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Torfaen County Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Demolition of existing garage and out buildings and construction of two storey rear/side extension.
Proposal details
Reference 09/P/00518(W)
Agent Hernon Associates Application location Trem Y Coed Pentwyn Lane Abersychan Pontypool Torfaen NP4 7TJ
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