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PROPOSED REPLACEMENT DOORS AND WINDOWS AND REPLACEMENT FLAT ROOF WITH INSERTION OF ROOFLIGHT

ROSSDENE, CASTLE STREET, HOLT, WREXHAM, LL13 9YW

Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision MadeReference: P/2025/0889Wrexham 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
21 Nov 2025
Validated
5 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
17 Jul 2026
Local authority
Wrexham County Borough Council

Application overview

PROPOSED REPLACEMENT DOORS AND WINDOWS AND REPLACEMENT FLAT ROOF WITH INSERTION OF ROOFLIGHT

Proposal details

Reference
P/2025/0889
Ward
Holt/Holt
Parish
Holt/Holt

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Application location

ROSSDENE, CASTLE STREET, HOLT, WREXHAM, LL13 9YW

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing First Floor Plan and Roof PlanExisting Plans · PDF21 Nov 2025View
Existing Site Plan and Ground Floor PlanExisting Plans · PDF21 Nov 2025View
Proposed Development - Phase 1Planning · PDF12 Feb 2026View
Sant and Tickle Window SectionPlanning · PDF9 Jul 2026View
NBB Green Infrastructure FormPlanning · PDF13 Jul 2026View
Decision Notice FinalDecision Notice · PDF16 Jul 2026View
Drawing Issue Sheet-PLPlanning · PDF9 Jul 2026View
Proposed ElevatonsProposed Plans · PDF13 Jul 2026View
Photographic DocumentPlanning · PDF21 Nov 2025View
Location PlanPlanning · PDF21 Nov 2025View
Proposed ground floor plan and site planProposed Plans · PDF5 Jan 2026View
Drawing Issue SheetPlanning · PDF13 Jul 2026View
Proposed Development - Phase 2Planning · PDF12 Feb 2026View
Resurgence Windows BrochurePlanning · PDF21 Nov 2025View
Highways Consultation ResponseConsultation Response · PDF21 May 2026View
Proposed ElevationsProposed Plans · PDF9 Jul 2026View
Proposed first floor and roof planProposed Plans · PDF5 Jan 2026View
Existing ElevationsExisting Plans · PDF21 Nov 2025View
Confirmation of ironmongery e-mail.Planning · PDF13 Jul 2026View
Proposed elevationsProposed Plans · PDF5 Jan 2026View
Sant and Tickle Window ElevationsPlanning · PDF9 Jul 2026View

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Decision Notice Final
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