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APPLICATION FOR A NON-MATERIAL AMENDMENT TO PLANNING PERMISSION P/2018/0522 TO CHANGE THE POSITION OF THE NEW WINDOW ON THE REAR ELEVATION AND CHANGE THE POSITION OF THE DOWNSTAIRS WC

3 CAMBRIAN BUILDINGS WELL STREET CEFN MAWR WREXHAM LL14 3AF

Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision MadeReference: P/2020/0048Wrexham County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision Made
Application type
Diwygiad Ansylweddol / Non-Material Amendment
Received
27 Jan 2020
Validated
31 Jan 2020
Determination deadline
25 Feb 2020
Local authority
Wrexham County Borough Council

Application overview

APPLICATION FOR A NON-MATERIAL AMENDMENT TO PLANNING PERMISSION P/2018/0522 TO CHANGE THE POSITION OF THE NEW WINDOW ON THE REAR ELEVATION AND CHANGE THE POSITION OF THE DOWNSTAIRS WC

Proposal details

Reference
P/2020/0048
Ward
Cefn/Cefn (Historic)
Parish
Cefn/Cefn

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Application location

3 CAMBRIAN BUILDINGS WELL STREET CEFN MAWR WREXHAM LL14 3AF

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Decision - WebApplication25 Feb 2020View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication25 Feb 2020View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application31 Jan 2020View
PLN Conservation Officer Comments - RequestConsultation Response31 Jan 2020View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application31 Jan 2020View
Proposed Plans - WebProposed Plans31 Jan 2020View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication25 Feb 2020View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication25 Feb 2020View
PLN Determined Application Form - OriginalApplication25 Feb 2020View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application31 Jan 2020View
Decision - WebApplication25 Feb 2020View
PLN APPLICATION FORM (REDACTED - WEB)Application31 Jan 2020View
Submitted Plans/Drawings - WebProposed Plans31 Jan 2020View
Determined Plans - WebApplication25 Feb 2020View
PLN File LabelApplication25 Feb 2020View
Decision - WebApplication25 Feb 2020View
Decision - WebApplication25 Feb 2020View
Decision - WebApplication25 Feb 2020View

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