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Agenda Item No. THE VALE OF GLAMORGAN COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE : 26 MAY, 2021 REPORT OF THE HEAD OF REGENERATION AND PLANNING 1. BUILDING REGULATION APPLICATIONS AND OTHER BUILDING CONTROL MATTERS DETERMINED BY THE HEAD OF REGENERATION AND PLANNING UNDER DELEGATED POWERS (a) Building Regulation Applications - Pass For the information of Members, the following applications have been determined: 2017/0774/BN A 1, Maes Slowes Leyes, Single storey extension to Rhoose extend kitchen/diner 2019/0838/BN A 107, Wordsworth Avenue, Single storey extension Penarth 2020/0323/BN A Wellwood Lea, Wellwood Double garage with Drive, Dinas Powys, storage within roof void Penarth. CF64 4TN 2021/0006/PO AC 58, Bryn Teg, Rhiwbina, Hip to gable dormer loft Cardiff. CF14 6TT conversion 2021/0008/PO AC Albert Hall, Cradock Street, Refurbishment and Swansea, SA1 3EP conversion of the 156 year old Grade II listed building to include: Retention of the existing Auditorium as a circa. 900-capacity live performance venue. New foyers and cafe/ bar and food offers linked to the venue. A full refurbishment of the building fabric externally and internally to safeguard the buildings future, improve thermal comfort and energy use. Provision of new workspace and leisure / personal services units supporting local employment. Creating a new place to stay in Swansea city centre with 10 new serviced P.1 apartments with sea-views from the remodelled loft- space and roof terrace 2021/0009/PO AC Yellow Wells, Graig Road, Detached single storey spa Lisvane, Cardiff, CF14 0UF with elevated link 2021/0011/PO AC 212, Gabalfa Avenue, Detached dwelling (2 Cardiff, CF14 2HW storey) and dormer 2021/0056/BN A 9, The Green, Leckwith. Two storey side extension CF11 8AR including loft conversion 2021/0183/BN A Crud Yr Awel, Treoes. Enclosing existing covered CF35 5DH area and knock through from existing house to sunroom 2021/0192/BR AC 1, Court Road, Barry, CF63 Single storey rear 4ER extension 2021/0193/BR AC 35, Trem Y Don, Barry, Two storey side extension CF62 6QJ 2021/0207/BR AC 57, St. Brannocks Close, Proposed two storey side Barry. CF62 7NH extension 2021/0215/BN A 2, Taff Cottages, Cog Single ground floor Road, Sully. CF64 5TF extension 2021/0224/BN A 30, South Road, Sully. Single storey extension to CF64 5TG enlarge the kitchen 2021/0226/BR AC Rockleigh, Southra, Dinas Refurbishment of existing Powys. CF64 4DL lower ground floor to make a new habitable room, to include installation of steel beams and the provision of new balcony and external stairs 2021/0228/BN A Swn Y Nant, Broughton, Proposed two storey side Cowbridge. CF71 7QR extension with Juliet balcony to front and other alterations to property. 2021/0239/BN A 37, Voss Park Drive, Knock through Llantwit Major. CF61 1YE 2021/0240/BN A 51, Lavernock Road, Double storey rear and Penarth. CF64 3NX side extension plus front extension to extend all living space P.2 2021/0242/BN A 1, Fairfield Road, Penarth. Single storey extension to CF64 2SN enlarge ground floor and knock two rooms into one 2021/0243/BN A 16, Fieldview Road, Barry. Remove wall between CF63 1ED kitchen and dining room place supporting beam 2021/0244/BN A 40, Drylla, Dinas Powys. Two storey side and single CF64 4UL storey porch extension 2021/0245/BN A 3, Talbot Terrace, St. Mary Single storey extension to Church. CF71 7LW rear 2021/0246/BR AC Aberthin House, Llanquian Single storey rear Road, Aberthin, CF71 7HE extension 2021/0247/BN A 1, Clos Derwen, Dinas Remove garage door and Powys. CF64 4BN replace with brickwork and window 2021/0248/BN A 2, Clos Derwen, Dinas Bricking up of garage door Powys. CF64 4BN and fitting of window 2021/0250/BN A 44, Eagleswell Road, Two rooms into one Llantwit Major. CF61 2UG 2021/0252/BR AC Waun Wen, Maendy, First floor extension Cowbridge. CF71 7TG 2021/0254/BN A 2, St. Illtyds Close, Dinas Single storey extension to Powys. CF64 4TZ enlarge lounge and porch 2021/0255/BN A 54, Victoria Road, Penarth. 2 No. rear single storey CF64 3HZ extensions 2021/0256/BN A 8, Cwrt Y Felin, Wick. Single storey rear and front CF71 7QT dormer 2021/0257/BN A 34, Craig Yr Eos Road, Single storey extension Ogmore By Sea. CF32 0PH 2021/0258/BR AC 41, Millbrook Road, Dinas Remove load bearing wall Powys. CF64 4BZ 2021/0259/BR AC 6, Borough Close, Single storey side and rear Cowbridge. CF71 7BN extension and internal alterations 2021/0260/BN A 5, Baroness Place, Removal of one load Penarth. CF64 3UL bearing wall between living room and kitchen diner. Installation of RSJ P.3 2021/0261/BN A 5, Mill Park, Cowbridge. Bedroom to be built over CF71 7BG existing section of kitchen and garage (single storey on first floor). Single storey extension to rear of house to extend existing kitchen and dining room 2021/0263/BN A 16, Nelson Road, Barry, Garage conversion CF62 9HL 2021/0264/BN A 61, Trebeferad, Boverton, Single storey to rear of Llantwit Major. CF61 1UX property to replace conservatory 2021/0265/BN A Flat 21, Elis Fisher Court, Disabled Internal Barry. CF62 7AL Alterations 2021/0266/BN A 56, Plymouth Road, Barry, Reroof , New windows and CF62 5TZ internal alterations to provide dining space 2021/0267/BN A Caeronnen, Llantrithyd, Single storey orangery to CF71 7UB rear 2021/0268/BR AC Frolics Farmhouse, Single storey side Llanmaes Road, Llantwit extension Major, CF61 2XF 2021/0271/BN A 170, Jenner Road, Barry, Single story flat roof CF62 7HR garage to rear of property 43m2 2021/0272/BR AC 10, Lettons Way, Dinas Removal of load bearing Powys. CF64 4BY wall 2021/0273/BN A 29, Bedlington Terrace, Single storey extension 4 x Barry, CF62 7JA 7.2m 2021/0274/BN A 7, Lewis Road, Llandough. Single storey extension CF64 2LW between 10m2 and 40m2, internal alts to have open plan kitchen / dining / utility 2021/0275/BR AC Wallas Farm, Wick Road, Erection of new house and Ewenny, CF35 5AE detached garage 2021/0276/BN A 21, Wood Street, Penarth, Creation of single door CF64 2NH opening with concrete lintel in single skin brick partition wall on first floor of two storey house P.4 2021/0277/BN A 24, Baruc Way, Barry. Single storey extension CF62 5AX 2021/0278/BN A 24, Elfed Avenue, Penarth, Fit Bi-fold doors at rear, CF64 3LY remove internal wall to allow for new kitchen, insulate utility area and replaster house. Replace existing UPVC windows. External render 2021/0279/BN A 44, Porth-y-castell, Barry, Proposed garage CF62 6QD conversion and extension 2021/0280/BR AC Land to West of Southra Construction of a bespoke Farmhouse, Dinas Powys, single (low carbon and CF64 4DU energy positive) residential dwelling 2021/0281/BR AC 52, Pardoe Crescent, Two storey side extension, Barry, CF62 8ER single storey rear extension and attached double garage 2021/0282/BN A Huckleberry, Llysworney. Knock Through CF71 7NQ 2021/0283/BR AC Llanquian Road, Aberthin. 2 New Dwellings CF71 7PD 2021/0284/BN A 22, Millbrook Road, Dinas Re-roof Powys, CF64 4DA 2021/0286/BN A 10, Stradling Close, Dormer extension to rear Cowbridge. CF71 7BX elevation 2021/0287/BN A The Old Chapel, The Rhiw, Removal of spiral staircase Graig Penllyn, CF71 7RS from middle to top floor and installation of new straight staircase. Restructure of top floor partition walls to create 2 bedrooms and bathroom as was there prior. 2021/0288/BN A 9, Stradling Close, Dormer extension to rear Cowbridge. CF71 7BX elevation 2021/0289/BN A 36, Coleridge Avenue, Single Storey Extension Penarth, CF64 2SP 2021/0290/BN A 58, Adenfield Way, Cut and replace aperture Rhoose. CF62 3EA for stannah through floor lift P.5 2021/0291/BN A 31, Andrew Road, Penarth. Re-roof CF64 2NS 2021/0293/BN A 16, Drylla, Dinas Powys. Two storey extension to CF64 4UL the side of property 2021/0294/BN A 12, Geraints Way, Single storey extension Cowbridge. CF71 7AY less than 10m2 2021/0295/BR AC 14, Heol Eryr Mor, Barry. Proposed garage CF62 5DA conversion for home office space 2021/0296/BR AC 51, Murch Road, Dinas Proposed single storey Powys. CF64 4RD rear extension and extending dormers on rear elevation 2021/0297/BR AC Windsor Hotel, Holton Proposed conversion of Road, Barry, CF63 4HL former pub/hotel to form 18 affordable flats and associated works 2021/0298/BN A 129, Plymouth Road, Rear single storey Penarth, CF64 5DG extension with kitchen knock through 2021/0299/BR AC 8, Salisbury Avenue, Extension to the side of the Penarth, CF64 3JA property at ground level, infilling the existing courtyard area 2021/0301/BR AC 1, Y Cerigos, Barry, CF62 Internal alterations to an 6YU existing GF flat to create a new bedroom 2021/0302/BN A 59, Cosmeston Drive, Single storey extension Penarth, CF64 5FA 2021/0303/BN A 70, Conybeare Road, Dormer loft conversion Sully, CF64 5US 2021/0305/BN A 11, Heol Livesey, Barry, Single storey extension CF62 5BT 2021/0308/BN A 12, Westbourne Road, 9 Windows to front and 2 Penarth. landing windows to side CF64 3HE 2021/0309/BN A 28, Westbourne Road, 23 No. sliding sash Penarth. CF64 3HF windows, 6 casement windows and 1 door to rear P.6 2021/0311/BN A 52, Brockhill Way, Penarth. Knock through between CF64 5QD dining room and kitchen, steel beam fitted as retaining wall 2021/0312/BN A 28, Marine Drive, Ogmore Loft conversion (Hip to By Sea, CF32 0PJ Gable) 2021/0313/BR AC 62, Cosmeston Drive, Single storey rear Penarth.
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