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Applications Delegated to the National Park Officers ENCLOSURE 8 ITEM I APPLICATIONS DELEGATED TO THE NATIONAL PARK OFFICERS App No. Grid Ref. Applicant, proposal, type, address Decision Date Issued Decision Type 13/09737/CPE N: 230089 Nicholas Sanders for Livery and other Permit 11 February Delegated E: 303586 equestrian use (Certificate Existing 2014 Decision Lawful Use/Dev) at Crug Farm , Brecon, Powys LD3 9LN 13/09951/FUL N: 218384 Mr James Arthur Smith for Removal of Permit 23 January Delegated E: 321770 existing upper floor window and 2014 Decision replacement with french style doors. Replacement of existing timber balcony, with steel escape stairs to rear courtyard. (Full Application) at 51 High Street, Crickhowell, Powys NP8 1BH 13/09967/LBC N: 228411 Mr Jane Bateman for Change of use of Permit 3 February Delegated E: 304640 an existing retail unit and residential flat 2014 Decision A1 and C3 to mixed use A1 and A3. There will be some minor internal alterations to suit the new usage including the formation of a new doorway and window to the rear elevations. A new hanging sign is proposed to the front elevation. (Listed Building Consent) at 37 Watton, Brecon, Powys LD3 7EG 13/10116/LBC N: 218335 Mr Nigel Rowe for Internal alterations: Permit 31 January Delegated E: 321743 1. Removal of internal blockwork wall 2014 Decision and installation of steel beam 2. Removal of Modernstudwork partitions and installation of new partitions forming WC 3. Formation of new disabled WC 4. Formation of new opening to extend restaurant 5. Enlargement of existing fireplace (Listed Building Consent) at The Dragon Inn, High Street, Crickhowell Powys NP8 1BE 13/10143/FUL N: 236622 Mr David Price for To replace the Permit 13 January Delegated E: 318605 deteriorating existing brick coal shed 2014 Decision and concrete garage with linking passage way to the main house, with one single lean-to timber structure. (Full Application) at 10 Wood Villas, Velindre, Brecon Powys LD3 0TD 13/10162/FUL N: 228075 Mr Adrian Westwood for Change of use Refuse 13 January Delegated E: 302904 from research laboratory to veterinary Reason/s: 2014 Decision Refusal Key: Page 1 of 9 ALB-adverse affect on listed building ACA-adverse affect on Conservation Area PolG6-design policy G6 PolES27-size/scale of extension in countryside VPARK-vehicle parking HSAFE-highway safety PolG3-General policy G3 PolES26-Replacement dwellings PolES25-Retention of dwellings PolES24m-policy ES24 barn conversion marketing (failure to demonstrate steps to secure suitable commercial use) PolES24d-policy ES24 barn conversion design/suitability to convert OS-lack of open space LAND-adverse no neighbours amenity BPS – adverse affect biodiversity/protected species TREE-loss/adverse affect on trees INFO-lack of information/case not proven DNA-detrimental to neighbour amenity ENCLOSURE 8 ITEM I practice (Full Application) at Unit 10 , INFO Brecon Enterprise Park, Brecon Powys 13/10165/LBC N: 233728 Mrs J Richards for To upgrade an Permit 16 January Delegated E: 315469 existing storage building which serves 2014 Decision associated Inn (Listed Building Consent) at Bridge End Hotel , Bell Street, Talgarth Brecon LD3 0BP 13/10173/CON N: 217928 Miss Sally Hawker for Vary Condition 2 Permit 10 January Delegated E: 330198 of previous planning consent 2014 Decision 13/09464/FUL. (Variation/Renewal of Conditions) at Walnut Tree Cottage, Old Hereford Road, Pantygelli Monmouthshire NP7 7HR 13/10177/LBC N: 218224 Mr & Mrs Wills for The Proposed Refuse 16 January Delegated E: 321577 project is to replace windows to Front Reason/s: 2014 Decision and Rear Elevations. (Listed Building Justification Consent) at 10 Bridge Street, Impact on Crickhowell, Powys NP8 1AR Listed Building 13/10194/FUL N: 218322 FJ And MD Beaumont for To erect a Permit 29 January Delegated E: 332113 steel frame agricultural building, 2014 Decision designed to BS 5502, for the purpose of housing livestock and fodder. (Full Application) at Pentre Farm, Llantilio Pertholey, Abergavenny Monmouthshire NP7 8AT 13/10201/FUL N: 222028 DWR Cymru Welsh Water for Permit 15 January Delegated E: 267525 Provision of 3 equipment control kiosks 2014 Decision within the existing clean water treatment works site (no change of use) (Full Application) at Bryngwyn Water Treatment Works, Gwynfe Road, Ffairfach Llandeilo Carmarthenshire SA19 6YS 13/10202/CON N: 217635 Mr David Stockley for Variation of Withdraw 15 January Delegated E: 265942 condition 4 re planning permission 2014 Decision D7186 regarding movements of heavy goods vehicles. Variation seeks following restrictions: no heavy goods vehicles shall enter or leave the site between 2130 and 0730 hours on weekdays and Saturdays and at no time at all on Sundays from the 1 May to 31 August and at all other times of the year, no heavy goods vehicles shall enter or leave the site between 2030 and 0730 Refusal Key: Page 2 of 9 ALB-adverse affect on listed building ACA-adverse affect on Conservation Area PolG6-design policy G6 PolES27-size/scale of extension in countryside VPARK-vehicle parking HSAFE-highway safety PolG3-General policy G3 PolES26-Replacement dwellings PolES25-Retention of dwellings PolES24m-policy ES24 barn conversion marketing (failure to demonstrate steps to secure suitable commercial use) PolES24d-policy ES24 barn conversion design/suitability to convert OS-lack of open space LAND-adverse no neighbours amenity BPS – adverse affect biodiversity/protected species TREE-loss/adverse affect on trees INFO-lack of information/case not proven DNA-detrimental to neighbour amenity ENCLOSURE 8 ITEM I hours on weekdays and Saturdays and at no time at all on Sundays (Variation/Renewal of Conditions) at Brecon Mineral Waters, Trapp, Llandeilo SA19 6TT 13/10207/FUL N: 222883 Mrs Claire Wright for Installation of Permit 20 January Delegated E: 311272 additional row of PV electrical panels to 2014 Decision south facing roof of Henderson Hall (Full Application) at Henderson Hall, Talybont-on-Usk, Brecon Powys LD3 7YQ 13/10209/REM N: 219890 Miss S Anderton for Reserved matters Permit 4 February Delegated E: 314789 application for appearance, landscaping, 2014 Decision layout, scale and access in relation to erection of one detached dwelling as approved. (Approval of Reserved Matters) at Hazelmere , Cwmcrawnon Road, Llangynidr Crickhowell NP8 1LS 13/10212/FUL N: 242123 Mr Keith Bates for Due to rotting Permit 23 January Delegated E: 322750 window frames, replace all windows, 2014 Decision front door and rear french doors with white UPVC (Full Application) at 13 De Breos Court, Hay On Wye, Powys HR3 5DL 13/10213/FUL N: 228736 Mr & Mrs C Jones for Part change of use Withdraw 5 February E: 292243 from Class A1 unit to residential 2014 Delegated dwelling (Full Application) at Old Corn Decision Stores , Defynnog Road, Sennybridge Brecon LD3 8RS 13/10215/FUL N: 228466 Mr & Mrs Alan Gardner for Removal of Refuse 16 January Delegated E: 303897 existing single storey extension and Reason/s: 2014 Decision construction of two storey extension Design (Full Application) at 60 Newmarch Street, Brecon, Powys LD3 8AY 13/10219/FUL N: 216695 Mr Evans for Conservatory to rear Permit 13 January Delegated E: 331022 elevation (Full Application) at 18 Coed 2014 Decision Y Brenin, Llantilio Pertholey, Abergavenny NP7 6PY 13/10225/FUL N: 234331 Mr Lee Bannister for Change of use of Permit 13 January Delegated E: 315180 garage to playroom and erection of 2014 Decision detached garage (Full Application) at 1 The Paddocks, Bronllys Road, Talgarth Powys LD3 0HH Refusal Key: Page 3 of 9 ALB-adverse affect on listed building ACA-adverse affect on Conservation Area PolG6-design policy G6 PolES27-size/scale of extension in countryside VPARK-vehicle parking HSAFE-highway safety PolG3-General policy G3 PolES26-Replacement dwellings PolES25-Retention of dwellings PolES24m-policy ES24 barn conversion marketing (failure to demonstrate steps to secure suitable commercial use) PolES24d-policy ES24 barn conversion design/suitability to convert OS-lack of open space LAND-adverse no neighbours amenity BPS – adverse affect biodiversity/protected species TREE-loss/adverse affect on trees INFO-lack of information/case not proven DNA-detrimental to neighbour amenity ENCLOSURE 8 ITEM I 13/10227/FUL N: 233051 Mr David Johnson for Proposed single Permit 10 January Delegated E: 316047 storey extension for kitchen and 2014 Decision additional living accommodation plus erection of detached garage (Full Application) at 4 New Hospital Villas, Hospital Road, Talgarth Powys LD3 0DU 13/10229/FUL N: 228959 Mrs Gail Rofe for Proposed bandstand Permit 3 February Delegated E: 303519 (Full Application) at Area Of Land 2014 Decision Adjacent To Play Area At The Promenade Park, Brecon, 13/10230/FUL N: 222720 Mr Darren Badham for Due to the Withdraw 24 January Delegated E: 329509 existing dry stone wall being structurally 2014 Decision unsafe. The wall is to be taken down and rebuilt. The wall will be formed from a reinforced concrete wall to provide structural robustness and will be faced with the original stonework, to retain its original appearance incorporating key features and elements. (Full Application) at Pen yr Heol Farm , Cwmyoy, Abergavenny NP7 7NF 13/10231/LBC N: 222720 Mr Darren Badham for Due to the Withdraw 24 January Delegated E: 329509 existing dry stone wall being structurally 2014 Decision unsafe. The wall is to be taken down and rebuilt. The wall will be formed from a reinforced concrete wall to provide structural robustness and will be faced with the original stonework, to retain its original appearance
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