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SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION AND NEW FRONT PORCH

3 BRO AWELON PENYCAE WREXHAM LL14 2RG

Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision MadeReference: P/2015/0482Wrexham County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision Made
Application type
Caniatâd cynllunio perchennog tŷ / Householder planning permission
Received
29 Jun 2015
Validated
29 Jun 2015
Determination deadline
24 Aug 2015
Local authority
Wrexham County Borough Council

Application overview

SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION AND NEW FRONT PORCH

Proposal details

Reference
P/2015/0482
Ward
Penycae/Pen-y-cae
Parish
Penycae/Pen-y-cae

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3 BRO AWELON PENYCAE WREXHAM LL14 2RG

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Submitted Plans/Drawings - WebProposed Plans9 Jul 2015View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication10 Aug 2015View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication10 Aug 2015View
Location Plan - WebProposed Plans9 Jul 2015View
Submitted Plans/Drawings - WebProposed Plans9 Jul 2015View
PLN Application ChecklistApplication10 Aug 2015View
Determined Plans - WebApplication10 Aug 2015View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication10 Aug 2015View
Decision - WebApplication10 Aug 2015View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application9 Jul 2015View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication10 Aug 2015View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication10 Aug 2015View
Determined Plans - WebApplication10 Aug 2015View
Determined Plans - WebApplication10 Aug 2015View
PLN File LabelApplication10 Aug 2015View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication10 Aug 2015View
PLN Admin OutApplication15 Jul 2015View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application9 Jul 2015View
Decision - WebApplication10 Aug 2015View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application9 Jul 2015View
Determined Plans - WebApplication10 Aug 2015View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application9 Jul 2015View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application9 Jul 2015View
Decision - WebApplication10 Aug 2015View
Determined Plans - WebApplication10 Aug 2015View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application9 Jul 2015View

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