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Weekly List of Planning Applications Date: 7 April 2017 Weekly List of Planning Applications Date: 7 April 2017 Planning applications can be viewed through the Authority’s website at www.beacons-npa.gov.uk, alternatively an appointment can be made by telephoning Planning Services on 01874 620431. Please allow 7 days’ notice to inspect the full planning application file. The National Park offices are open Monday to Thursday 09.00 - 16.45 and Friday 09.00 - 16.15. Please submit any observations you may have in relation to an application within 21 days. Please note under the terms of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985, any observations received will be available for inspection by members of the public. The majority of planning applications submitted to the Authority will be considered under ‘Officer Delegated Powers’ (Section 101 of the Local Government Act1972). This enables the Authority to make a decision without referring an application to the Planning, Access and Rights of Way Committee. Application Applicant Agent Location Proposal OS Grid Date Valid Number Reference 17/14577/FUL Mrs Joanna Jones 23 Pendre Close Erection of new car port to E:304402 3 April 2017 23 Pendre Close Brecon replace existing garage. New N:229389 Brecon Powys access off highway to replace Powys existing. Erection of timber outbuilding. Siting of new timber framed carport siting of timber garden shed 17/14672/FUL Mr Steve Davies Robert James Ty Gwyn Farm Proposed use of barns converted E:330977 3 April 2017 c/o Homes of Elegance Penrhiw Hereford Road to offices for use as a Day N:216798 Mill Street Cuckoos Row Abergavenny Nursery School together with a Abergavenny Raglan biodisc treatment plant and Usk reedbed outfall, NP15 2HH alterations/variations to previously approved schemes, and ancillary works 17/14682/LBC Ms Corinthe Rizvi Mr Gareth Jones 1 Llanbedr Road Internal alterations to property. E:321836 3 April 2017 2 Orchard Street 11 Coed Mawr Crickhowell N:218652 Abergavenny Barry NP8 1BT NP7 7DU Vale of Glam. Page 1 of 4 Application Applicant Agent Location Proposal OS Grid Date Valid Number Reference 17/14702/ADV Mr Huw Rodwell Ms Eunice Morgan-Jones Lime And Fertiliser Proposed Adverts E:302628 3 April 2017 Lime & Fertilizer E Morgan- Jones Spreaders Ltd, N:228498 Spreaders Retford Villa Llanspyddid Warren Road Hundred House Brecon Llanspyddid Llandrindod Wells BRECON LD1 5RS 17/14713/FUL Mr Stephen Warrell Mr Robert James St John's Church The proposal is to change a E:299468 3 April 2017 18 Woodland Walk Beacon Architectural Libanus vacant church into a single N:226015 Merthyr Tydfil Services Brecon dwelling. CF38 1 AQ Ty Mondas Trecastle Brecon LD3 8UH 17/14728/FUL Ms Dawn Harris Mrs Frances Phillips Derwen Deg Alterations and extensions to E:326572 4 April 2017 Derwen Deg, Station Frances Phillips Architect Station Road dwelling to upgrade existing N:213637 Road Barclays Bank Chambers Govilon building and provide additional GOVILON Maryport Street bathroom and reception NP7 9RG Usk NP15 1BL accommodation. 17/14729/LBC Ms Dawn Harris Mrs Frances Phillips Derwen Deg Alterations and extensions to E:326572 4 April 2017 Derwen Deg, Station Frances Phillips Architect Station Road dwelling to upgrade existing N:213637 Road Barclays Bank Chambers Govilon building and provide additional GOVILON Maryport Street bathroom and reception NP7 9RG Usk NP15 1BL accommodation. 17/14741/FUL Mr & Mrs L and R Cooke Mr Andrew Bevan Norcott Erection of dwelling E:324702 6 April 2017 Castle Farm Barns A B Planning Common Road N:214896 Llangynidr AB Planning Gilwern Crickhowell 2a High Street Crickhowell NP8 1BW Page 2 of 4 Application Applicant Agent Location Proposal OS Grid Date Valid Number Reference 17/14742/SO Robert Glyn Davies - Portis Water Treatment Screening Opinion as to whether E:285171 4 April 2017 Senior Environmental Works the construction of the proposed N:217193 Consultant development constitutes an EIA Arcadis (UK) Ltd development Arcadis Cymru House St Mellons Business Park Fortran Road 17/14749/FUL Ms Dawn Harris Mrs Frances Phillips Derwen Deg Barn Conversion of existing barn to E:326572 5 April 2017 Derwen Deg Frances Phillips Architect Station Road dwelling including renovation of N:213637 Station Road Barclays Bank Chambers Govilon existing fabric, formation of new Govilon Maryport Street openings floors and partitions, Usk NP15 1BL single storey accommodation extension and first floor bat loft extension over open car port 17/14750/LBC Ms Dawn Harris Mrs Frances Phillips Derwen Deg Barn Conversion of existing barn to E:326572 5 April 2017 Dewen Deg Frances Phillips Architect Station Road dwelling including renovation of N:213637 Station Road Barclays Bank Chambers Govilon existing fabric, formation of new Govilon Maryport Street openings floors and partitions, Usk single storey accommodation NP15 1BL extension and first floor bat loft extension over open car port 17/14755/MINOR Mr Darren Davies 4 Danygrug Minor Amendment to E:321900 5 April 2017 4 Danygrug Crickhowell 16/13245/FUL - To construct a N:218621 Crickhowell Powys single and two storey extension Powys on the existing dwelling 17/14758/MINOR Mr Ben Williams Greenway Farm Minor Amendment to E:308924 6 April 2017 Greenway Poultry Ltd Llanhamlach 14/11481/FUL - Erection of 3 No. N:226911 Greenway Farm Brecon turkey rearing units with Llanhamlach associated feed bins, Brecon hardstandings and attenuation pond Page 3 of 4 Application Applicant Agent Location Proposal OS Grid Date Valid Number Reference 17/14760/FUL Mr Keith Noble Mr Paul Tambling 25 Belle Vue Gardens Removal of Garden Shed and E:304838 6 April 2017 25 Belle Vue Gardens Archiform Ltd Brecon construction of single storey N:228697 Brecon 12 Alexandra Road Powys extension Powys Brecon Powys LD3 7PD 17/14761/MINOR Mr Alex Austin Ben Bowker Design Plas Y Ffynnon Minor amendment: Addition of E:330568 6 April 2017 Plas-y-Ffynnon Services Llantilio Pertholey 1no. rooflight to application: N:216600 Llantilio 22 Clifton Road Abergavenny 16/13456/FUL: Erection of timber Abergavenny Abergavenny framed detached garage Monmouthshire NP7 6AG 17/14763/FUL Mr Gerald Hardford Mr A Carter Blaen Nant Proposed first floor extension to E:327430 7 April 2017 Blaen Nant Morgan and Horowskyj Partrishow domestic property N:222285 Partrishow Architects Powys Powys The School Room Castle Street Abergavenny Monmouthshire NP7 5EE Page 4 of 4 .
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