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Planning Committee 14 01 2016 Reports Agenda Item No. THE VALE OF GLAMORGAN COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE : 14 JANUARY 2016 REPORT OF THE HEAD OF REGENERATION AND PLANNING 1. BUILDING REGULATION APPLICATIONS AND OTHER BUILDING CONTROL MATTERS DETERMINED BY THE DIRECTOR UNDER DELEGATED POWERS (a) Building Regulation Applications - Pass For the information of Members, the following applications have been determined: 2015/1389/BN A 3, Darren Close, Front extensions and Cowbridge refurbishment 2015/1626/BN A 23, Cardiff Road, Dinas Removal of chimney & Powys install steels. 2015/1627/BN A 11. Downfield Close, Open up doorway between Llandough kitchen & dining room. 2015/1630/BR AC 112, South Road, Sully Remove existing roof to building and replace roof with new including three bedrooms and two bathrooms, in dormer extension. 2015/1631/BN A 7, Nant Talwwg way, Barry Single storey extension and garage. 2015/1632/BN A 11. Glyn y Gog, Rhoose Single storey conservatory extension to include knockthrough into house. 2015/1634/BN A 5, Warwick Way, Barry New slate roof up & over 2015/1637/BN A 171, Court Road, Barry installation of steel beams and re-build of masonry above 2015/1648/BR AC Unit A, (Cafe), The Pump Fit Out House, Hood Road, Barry 2015/1649/BR AC Unit B (Restaurant), The Fit out for new restaurant Pump House, Hood Road, within existing unsed Barry commercial unit P.1 2015/1650/BR AC Unit C & D (Gym), The Fit out works to build new Pump House, Hood Road, gym within existing Barry commercial unit 2015/1653/BN A Great Frampton Farm, Conversion of derelict farm Llantwit Major CF61 2YR house (3 storey) and farm buildings (2 storey and single storey) into 6 dwellings 2015/1656/BN A 99, Plassey St, Penarth Renew floor joist in bathroom and replace/repair back annexe roof 2015/1660/BN A 18, Cae Stumpie, Fitting Fire Door & frame to Cowbridge kitchen 2015/1683/BN A Manorstone House, Reinforce upstairs wall Trerhyngyll 2015/1686/BN A 6, Maes y Felin, Llandow Single storey side extension (b) Building Regulation Applications - Reject For the information of Members, the following applications have been determined: 2015/1687/BN R 7, Goldsland Place, Barry Single storey side extension (c) The Building (Approved Inspectors etc.) Regulations 2000 For the information of Members the following initial notices have been received: 2015/0207/AI A 40, Tathan Crescent, St. First floor side extension Athan for one bedroom with en- suite 2015/0208/AI A Coed Y Colwn Barn, Conversion of barn to three Llancarfan bed holiday let and single storey plant room extension 2015/0209/AI A Site rear of 36, Whitcliffe Construction of a detached Drive, Penarth dwelling house and associated works 2015/0210/AI A Morfa Lane, Llantwit Major 18 residential new builds 2015/0211/AI A 2 Caer Ty Clwyd, Llantwit Replacement of existing Major conservatory roof and associated works P.2 2015/0212/AI A 16, Birch Grove, Barry Construction of single storey side and rear extension, works to include material alterations to structure, controlled services, fittings and thermal elements 2015/0213/AI A 11, Whitcliffe Drive, Construction of detached Penarth dwelling house with associated works 2015/0214/AI A L/O Caerleon Road, Dinas 200 new build residential Powys plots with no ancillary buildings 2015/0215/AI A Plasnewydd Farm, Llantwit 500 new build residential Major units 2015/0216/AI A Former Barry Dockers Alterations to form self- Club, 21 Vere Street, Barry contained flats and associated works 2015/0217/AI A South Quay Parkside, 76 new build residential Barry 2015/0218/AI A Seel and Chadwick land 900 new build residential near Cardiff Road, Dinas Powys 2015/0219/AI A Marcross l/o Sutton Road, 500 new build residential Llandow 2015/0220/AI A Land at Seaview Cottages, Construction of detached Twyn yr Ody dwelling 2015/0221/AI A Belgrave House, Factory Formation of Road, Llanblethian internal/external openings and alterations 2015/0222/AI A Heol Y Felin, Llantwit Major 500 residential units 2015/0223/AI A Friars Road, Barry Proposed residential and commercial scheme and associated works 2015/0224/AI A L/O Fonmon Road, 300 new build plots with no Rhoose ancillary buildings 2015/0225/AI A McDonalds Restaurant, Extension internal Valegate Retail Park, alterations and Copthorne Way refurbishment 2015/0226/AI A 7, Elizabeth Avenue, Barry Conversion of existing dwelling to create two flats and associated works 2015/0227/AI A Dockside, Barry 74 residential new build Waterfront, Barry 2015/0228/AI A Arno Quay, Barry 45 new build dwellings Waterfront 2015/0229/AI A 27, Grove Terrace, Penarth Single storey rear extension and alterations 2015/0230/AI A 2, The Verlands, Construction of a detached Cowbridge dwelling 2015/0231/AI A Archway Cottage, High Demolition of external WC Street, Cowbridge and detached garage and erection of two storey P.3 dwelling 2015/0232/AI A Cowbridge Road, St. Athan 325 new residential units 2015/0233/AI A Former Barry Dock Construction of self Conservative Club, Station contained apartments and Street, Barry associated works P.4 THE VALE OF GLAMORGAN COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE : 14 JANUARY 2016 REPORT OF THE HEAD OF REGENERATION AND PLANNING 3. PLANNING APPLICATIONS DETERMINED BY THE DIRECTOR UNDER DELEGATED POWERS If Members have any queries on the details of these applications please contact the Department. Decision Codes A - Approved O - Outstanding (approved subject to the C - Unclear if permitted (PN) approval of Cadw OR to a prior agreement EB EIA (Scoping) Further B - No observations (OBS) information required E Split Decision EN EIA (Screening) Not Required G - Approved the further information following F - Prior approval required (PN) “F” above (PN) H - Allowed : Agricultural Condition N - Non Permittal (OBS - objections) Imposed : Appeals NMA – Non Material Amendments J - Determined by NAfW Q - Referred to Secretary of State for Wales L - Approved AND refused (LAW) (HAZ) P - Permittal (OBS - no objections) S - Special observations (OBS) R - Refused U - Undetermined RE - Refused (Enforcement Unit Attention) V - Variation of condition(s) approved 2014/01399/FUL A Stalling Down Garage, Proposed new single Stalling Down, Cowbridge storey detached building for tyre sales and car valeting facilities 2015/00124/LBC A Llansannor Court, The addition of a Llansannor, conservatory to the rear of the property enclosed in the courtyard. Construct an opening between the oak room and the vestibule 2015/00256/FUL R 51, Pill Street, Cogan, Change of Use from Cold Penarth Food Takeaway to Pizza Takeaway P.5 2015/00425/FUL A Unit 12F, Atlantic Trading Change of use to a non Estate, Barry hazardous waste transfer station 2015/00815/LBC A 1, Pwll y Min Crescent, Replacement of front door Peterston Super Ely to Grade II listed building 2015/01001/FUL A Wenvoe Quarry, Wenvoe Proposed continued implementation of planning permission No. 1999/00957/FUL without compliance with condition No. 2 which stated `No operation authorised by this permission, with the exception of restoration and after-care works, shall take place after 27th March, 2016.` 2015/01014/FUL A Bethel Baptist Church, Proposed conversion of a Burton Terrace, East redundant baptist chapel Aberthaw into a single residential dwelling 2015/01026/FUL A Beechwood, 1, Woodland Proposed garden Close, Cowbridge shed/studio 2015/01042/OUT R 3, Slade Close, Sully Proposed new dwelling with car parking 2015/01092/FUL A 10, Carmarthen Close, Erection of granny annexe Barry to side 2015/01106/FUL R Pentwyn House, Church Proposed separation of Road, Llanblethian Pentwyn House and self contained granny annexe into two separate dwellings, Pentwyn House and Pentwyn Lodge 2015/01133/FUL A RAF St. Athan, St. Athan Erection of a single storey helicopter training facility 2015/01139/FUL R The Walled Garden, Lane Application for a new to Wenvoe Castle Golf carbon zero four bedroom Course, Wenvoe detached bungalow P.6 2015/01146/RG3 A Parks and Grounds Demolish existing Maintenance Compound, equipment store and mess Romilly Park, Barry room on site. Construct new equipment store and mess room generally on the same footprint 2015/01158/FUL A Land to the North and East Proposed resurfacing of of Tudor Lodge, Bonvilston existing access track and retention, the amendment of earthworks providing existing - to the rear of the property and stopping-up of existing residential access 2015/01177/FUL A 37, Seaview Drive, Extensions and alterations Ogmore By Sea 2015/01178/FUL A 11, John Street, Barry Demolition of single storey outbuilding and erection of single storey kitchen extension 2015/01180/FUL A 2, Brenig Close, Barry Proposed dormer to side elevation to increase headroom to existing bathroom 2015/01181/FUL A 36, Brean Close, Sully Single storey side extension and loft conversion 2015/01184/FUL A 17, Lake Hill Drive, Extension to existing Cowbridge dwelling 2015/01186/ADV A 9, Thompson Street, Barry Store front fascia and window graphics and totem sign 2015/01188/FUL R Hillside, Wine Street, Erection of a single storey Llantwit Major extension to front of existing dwelling and loft conversion with flat roof dormer to accomodate addtional bedroom 2015/01189/FUL A 116, High Street, Barry Conversion of house to three flats P.7 2015/01190/FUL A Unit C, Atlantic Gate, To fit mezzanine floor Atlantic Trading Estate, (approximately 10 metres Barry by 12 metres) to existing industrial unit. Also extend existing upstairs office onto half of new mezzanine, remaining mezzanine to be used for storage. Fit windows to new office 2015/01191/FUL A 52, Plas Talesin, Penarth Proposed window Portway,
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