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Cyngor Sir Fynwy/ Monmouthshire County Council Rhestr Wythnosol Cyngor Sir Fynwy/ Monmouthshire County Council Rhestr Wythnosol Ceisiadau Cynllunio a Benderfynwyd/ Weekly List of Determined Planning Applications Wythnos / Week 14.11.19 i/to 20.11.19 Dyddiad Argraffu / Print Date 21.11.2019 Mae’r Cyngor yn croesawu gohebiaeth yn Gymraeg, Saesneg neu yn y ddwy iaith. Byddwn yn cyfathrebu â chi yn ôl eich dewis. Ni fydd gohebu yn Gymraeg yn arwain at oedi. The Council welcomes correspondence in English or Welsh or both, and will respond to you according to your preference. Corresponding in Welsh will not lead to delay. Ward/ Ward Rhif Cais/ Disgrifia d o'r Cyfeiriad Safle/ Penderfynia Dyddiad y Lefel Penderfyniad/ Application Datblygiad/ Site Address d/ Penderfyniad/ Decision Level Number Development Decision Decision Date Description Mardy DM/2019/00842 Demolition of existing 4 Gwent Road Approve 20.11.2019 Delegated Officer rear single storey Llantilio Pertholey Plwyf/ Parish: extension and erection of Monmouthshire Llantilio new two storey extension NP7 6NL Pertholey to create kitchen/living Community area on the ground floor Council and master bedroom at the first floor. Mardy DM/2019/01622 Garage/workshop Stevemart Approve 19.11.2019 Delegated Officer extension to side of Crowfield To Bryn-y- Plwyf/ Parish: property. gwenin Lane Llantilio Brynygwenin Pertholey Abergavenny Community Monmouthshire Council NP7 8AB Llantilio DM/2019/01705 Annexe to provide Annexe At Approve 18.11.2019 Delegated Officer Crossenny accommodation for an The Old School elderly relative. House Plwyf/ Parish: Pool Road Llangattock Newcastle Vibon Avel Monmouthshire Community Council Overmonnow DM/2019/01639 Replace: Front ground 29 Drybridge Street Approve 20.11.2019 Delegated Officer floor sash window. Rear Monmouth Plwyf/ Parish: first floor casement Monmouthshire Monmouth window. Rear (1970s) NP25 5AD Town Council extension ground floor casement window. Wyesham DM/2019/01755 2 Ash trees and 1 Cherry The Mayhill Hotel Approve 18.11.2019 Delegated Officer tree leaning over building Wyesham Road Plwyf/ Parish: and risk of falling as in Wyesham Monmouth very soft ground. No Monmouth Town Council description of proposed Monmouthshire works provided. NP25 3LX Llanover DM/2019/01550 Erection of a biomass Lower Ty Newydd Approve 19.11.2019 Delegated Officer boiler house and the Farm Plwyf/ Parish: installation of 3 no. 198 Llanarth Road To Ty Llanarth kw biomass boilers. Newydd Farm Community Clytha Council Usk Monmouthshire NP15 2BQ Llanover DM/2019/01718 Modification of condition Honeysuckle Barn Approve 20.11.2019 Delegated Officer 2 (enlarge the proposed Glanffrwd Road Plwyf/ Parish: floor area from that Coed Morgan Llanover previously approved) Monmouthshire Community relating to application NP7 9UL Council DM/2019/00875. Trellech DM/2019/01442 Replacement single Bigsnap Cottage Approve 14.11.2019 Delegated Officer United storey entrance, single Pilstone House To storey boot room Bigsweir Bridge Plwyf/ Parish: extension to back and Llandogo Trellech United two storey rear extension Monmouth Community replacing existing single Monmouthshire Council storey garden room. NP25 4TS Usk DM/2019/01510 Magnolia - has been 5 Conigar Crescent Acceptable 18.11.2019 Delegated Officer reduced numerous Usk Plwyf/ Parish: times. Considered too Monmouthshire Usk Town big for small bed - would NP15 1RX Council like to remove and replant. Llangybi DM/2019/01591 Discharge of condition 5 Walnut Tree Cottage Approve 18.11.2019 Delegated Officer Fawr (reptile mitigation Cwrt Bleddyn Hotel strategy) and 6 (bird and To Dowlais Brook Plwyf/ Parish: bat) relating to Llangybi Llangybi Fawr application Usk Community DC/2015/00972. Monmouthshire Council NP15 1NP St Arvans DM/2019/01572 Retrospective application The Meads Farm Approve 15.11.2019 Delegated Officer for the erection of two Llanishen To Tintern Plwyf/ Parish: sections of flue on the Cross Tintern roof of an existing steel Trellech Grange Community portal framed agricultural Chepstow Council building associated with Monmouthshire the existing agricultural NP16 6QW Froling CHP 50kW boiler that is housed within the building which provides energy for the 12,000 capacity egg unit and workshop on the farm. Caerwent DM/2019/01602 Conversion of double 20 Merton Green Approve 18.11.2019 Delegated Officer garage into annex with Caerwent Plwyf/ Parish: small rear extension to Caldicot Caerwent link to main building Monmouthshire Community NP26 5AT Council St Marys DM/2019/01494 Double sided hanging 5 St Mary Street Approve 18.11.2019 Delegated Officer sign advertising St Chepstow Plwyf/ Parish: Mary's Arcade Shopping. Monmouthshire Chepstow Town NP16 5EW Council St DM/2019/01481 Single Story Extension. 2 Bulwark Avenue Approve 19.11.2019 Delegated Officer Christophers Bulwark Chepstow Plwyf/ Parish: Monmouthshire Chepstow Town NP16 5QG Council St DM/2019/01632 Discharge of condition M And G Plant Hire Approve 18.11.2019 Delegated Officer Christophers no. 2 of planning appeal 57 Bulwark Road decision Chepstow Plwyf/ Parish: (DC/2013/01025 - sound NP16 5QZ Chepstow Town insulation/proofing) Council St DM/2019/01682 Move over the porch by 35 Thornwell Road Approve 18.11.2019 Delegated Officer Christophers 188mm and make the Bulwark over sailing roof half its Chepstow Plwyf/ Parish: width. Monmouthshire Chepstow Town NP16 5AA Council Severn DM/2019/01633 Change of use for a Unit 9 Approve 15.11.2019 Delegated Officer commercial industrial Old Pill Farm Plwyf/ Parish: unit from B1/B8 to B2. Industrial Estate Caldicot Town Caldicot Council Monmouthshire NP26 5JH Devauden DM/2019/01713 Renovation of rear Cwrt Y Gaer Approve 16.11.2019 Delegated Officer annexe, including Nantgelli Farm To Plwyf/ Parish: change of roof covering. Great House Devauden Wolvesnewton Community Devauden Council Chepstow Monmouthshire NP16 6PR Drybridge DM/2019/00418 Variation of condition Property To The Rear Approve 19.11.2019 Delegated Officer no.3 of planning Of 22-23 Agincourt Plwyf/ Parish: permission Square Monmouth DC/2014/00619 to create Monmouth Town Council a single dwelling. Monmouthshire NP25 3DY Drybridge DM/2019/00469 Reopening of recently 13 Agincourt Square Approve 20.11.2019 Delegated Officer closed rear apertures & Monmouth Plwyf/ Parish: replacement window & Monmouthshire Monmouth door; & basement arch NP25 3DY Town Council repair. Drybridge DM/2019/01681 Conversion from multiple 21 St Mary's Street Approve 18.11.2019 Delegated Officer occupancy (4 flats) back Monmouth Plwyf/ Parish: to a single dwelling, use Monmouthshire Monmouth class C3. Internal NP25 3DB Town Council alterations and alterations to the rear elevation. Replacement of upvc windows with painted timber windows. The Elms DM/2019/01706 Proposed single side and Westville Approve 20.11.2019 Delegated Officer rear extension. Main Road Plwyf/ Parish: Undy Magor With Caldicot Undy Monmouthshire Community NP26 3EH Council .
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