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CONVERSION OF FORMER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TO A SINGLE DWELLING

Former Presbyterian Church , Castle Street, Holt, Wrexham, LL13 9YW

Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision MadeReference: P/2024/1078Wrexham County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision Made
Application type
Caniatâd Cynllunio Llawn / Full planning permission
Received
12 Jun 2024
Validated
3 Jul 2024
Determination deadline
1 Nov 2024
Local authority
Wrexham County Borough Council

Application overview

CONVERSION OF FORMER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TO A SINGLE DWELLING

Proposal details

Reference
P/2024/1078
Ward
Holt/Holt
Parish
Holt/Holt

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Application location

Former Presbyterian Church , Castle Street, Holt, Wrexham, LL13 9YW

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Contaminated Land ResponseConsultation Response · PDF10 Jul 2024View
Public Protection ResponseConsultation Response · PDF16 Jul 2024View
Highways ResponseConsultation Response · PDF14 Oct 2024View
Existing Floor Plan and SectionsExisting Plans · PDF12 Jun 2024View
Proposed Window DetailsPlanning · PDF12 Jun 2024View
Heritage Impact StatementPlanning · PDF12 Jun 2024View
NRW ResponseConsultation Response · PDF27 Sept 2024View
Highways ResponseConsultation Response · PDF14 Aug 2024View
Application Form - RedactedPlanning · PDF12 Jun 2024View
Design and Access StatementPlanning · PDF12 Jun 2024View
NRW ResponseConsultation Response · PDF29 Jul 2024View
Proposed Driveway & Visibility SplaysProposed Plans · PDF25 Aug 2024View
Decision Notice FinalDecision Notice · PDF22 Oct 2024View
Existing Site PlanExisting Plans · PDF12 Jun 2024View
Proposed Elevations and Roof Plan (Revised)Proposed Plans · PDF25 Aug 2024View
Pre-application Enquiry Response.Planning · PDF12 Jun 2024View
Welsh Water ResponseConsultation Response · PDF15 Jul 2024View
Photographic SurveyPlanning · PDF12 Jun 2024View
Existing ElevationsExisting Plans · PDF12 Jun 2024View
Proposed Floor Plans and Sections (Revised)Proposed Plans · PDF10 Oct 2024View
Green Infrastructure StatementPlanning · PDF12 Jun 2024View
Ecological Impact AssessmentPlanning · PDF12 Jun 2024View
Location PlanPlanning · PDF12 Jun 2024View

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Decision Notice Final
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