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188 ADAM Appnum Register Applications decided by Delegated Powers between 01/10/2009 and 31/10/2009 Total Count of Applications: 188 ADAM AppNum Registered AppName Proposal Location Days taken <= 56 Dcn DcnDate 56 True PER 15/10/2009 09/01429/C 20/08/2009 Mr & Mrs N Douirani FIRST FLOOR EXTENSION TO REAR 51 RICHARDS TERRACE, WITH GROUND FLOOR ROATH, CARDIFF, CF24 ALTERATIONS AND CONSERVATORY 1RW 37 True PER 21/10/2009 09/01621/C 14/09/2009 Cardiff Community Housing AssociationPROPOSED Ltd USE OF EXISTING REAR OUTBUILDING, 24 OUTBUILDING AS MEETING/WORK STACEY ROAD, ROATH, ROOMS INCLUDING EXTERNAL CARDIFF, CF24 1DU ALTERATIONS 29 True PER 01/10/2009 09/01051/C 02/09/2009 Profilewide Ltd RETENTION OF ROLLER SHUTTER PROFILEWIDE LTD, 134 CLIFTON STREET, ADAMSDOWN, CARDIFF, CF24 1LY 38 True PER 01/10/2009 09/01313/C 24/08/2009 Dunelm Soft Furnishings Ltd NEW CLADDING TO FRONT UNIT 1A, CITY LINK, ELEVATION NEWPORT ROAD, ADAMSDOWN, CARDIFF, CF24 1PQ 35 True PER 01/10/2009 09/01439/C 27/08/2009 Ms Kathleen Gillett CHANGE OF USE FROM OFFICES 136 NEWPORT ROAD, (CLASS B1) TO RESIDENTIAL (CLASS ROATH, CARDIFF, CF24 C3) 1DJ BUTE AppNum Registered AppName Proposal Location Days taken <= 56 Dcn DcnDate 51 True PER 30/10/2009 09/01566/C 09/09/2009 Cardiff County Council - CommunitiesCONTINUED First USE AS A COMMUNITY ATLANTIC HOUSE, 16 CENTRE DUMBALLS ROAD, BUTETOWN, CARDIFF, CF10 5FE 53 True REF 02/10/2009 A/09/00144/C 10/08/2009 Lindstrand Aeroplatforms (Cardiff)ADVERTISEMENTS/BANNERS Limited ON 'SKYFLYER AEROSTAT', MAIN ENVELOPE OF AEROSTAT. WATERFRONT PARK, OFF ADVERTISING BANNERS AROUND BRITANNIA QUAY GONDOLA AND BALUSTRADING TO LANDING PLATFORM 54 True REF 20/10/2009 09/01534/C 27/08/2009 Mr Abedi RETENTION OF CONVERSION TO 34 PENARTH ROAD, FIVE FLATS BUTETOWN, CARDIFF, CF10 5GP 34 True PER 01/10/2009 A/09/00173/C 28/08/2009 Mitchells & Butlers 1 NO. INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED MILLER & CARTER, SIGN; 3 NO. EXTERNALLY HEMINGWAY ROAD, ILLUMINATED SIGNS; 4 NO. ATLANTIC WHARF, NON-ILLUMINATED PANELS TO CARDIFF, CF10 4AU EXISTING POST SIGN 28 True PER 20/10/2009 A/09/00193/C 22/09/2009 Cafe R PROPOSED FASCIA, FREESTANDING DISCOVERY HOUSE, AND VINYL SIGNAGE BRITANNIA QUAY, CARDIFF BAY, CARDIFF, CF10 4PJ CAER AppNum Registered AppName Proposal Location Days taken <= 56 Dcn DcnDate 78 False RNO 27/10/2009 09/01431/W 10/08/2009 Cemex UK Operations Limited QUARRYING OF LIMESTONE; LAND AT WRINSTONE CONSTRUCTION OF TUNNEL LINK FARM, SOUTH OF BETWEEN WENVOE QUARRY AND WENVOE QUARRY EXTENSION SITE; RELATED SOIL STRIPPING AND TEMPORARY SOIL STORAGE; RESTORATION OF QUARRY TO NATURE CONSERVATION USE 54 True PER 21/10/2009 09/01558/W 28/08/2009 Pastoral Cymru (Cardiff) LimitedINCREASE HEIGHT OF PERIMETER TY CATRIN, 58 DYFRIG WALL ON THE SITE BOUNDARY TO 3 ROAD, CAERAU, CARDIFF, METRES FROM THE APPROVED 2 CF5 5AB METRES (FRONT BOUNDARY UNAFFECTED). INCREASE HEIGHT OF INTERNAL CLOSE BOARD TIMBER FENCING FROM 2 METRES TO 3 METRES AND INCREASE HEIGHT OF FENCE ON THE REAR BOUNDARY TO THE RIVER TO 4 METRES 45 True PER 01/10/2009 09/01459/W 17/08/2009 Mr Ron Evans PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM 10 LITTLECROFT AVENUE, TO SIDE OVER KITCHEN EXTENSION CAERAU, CARDIFF, CF5 5AF CANT AppNum Registered AppName Proposal Location Days taken <= 56 Dcn DcnDate 43 True PER 01/10/2009 09/01307/W 19/08/2009 Mr James Moss TWO STOREY REAR EXTENSION 2 BROAD PLACE, LECKWITH, CARDIFF, CF11 8BX 63 False PER 30/10/2009 09/01346/W 28/08/2009 Mr & Mrs Rathore SINGLE STOREY SIDE EXTENSION 67 BROAD STREET, TWO STOREY AND SINGLE STOREY LECKWITH, CARDIFF, REAR. CF11 8BZ 29 True PER 22/10/2009 09/01680/W 23/09/2009 Mr Val Keai GROUND FLOOR REAR EXTENSION 4 ALDSWORTH ROAD, CANTON, CARDIFF, CF5 1AA 36 True PER 08/10/2009 09/01544/W 02/09/2009 Higgins CONSTRUCTION OF SINGLE 45 PENCISELY STOREY EXTENSION TO REAR OF CRESCENT, CANTON, PROPERTY CARDIFF, CF5 1DS 34 True PER 29/10/2009 09/01547/W 25/09/2009 Ms G Clench CONVERSION TO 3 FLATS 53 LLANDAFF ROAD, CANTON, CARDIFF, CF11 9NG 34 True PER 29/10/2009 09/01567/W 25/09/2009 Ms G Clench CONVERSION TO 3 FLATS 55 LLANDAFF ROAD, CANTON, CARDIFF, CF11 9NG 38 True PER 30/10/2009 09/01670/W 22/09/2009 McKee PROPOSED RAISED TERRACE AND 3 CHARGOT ROAD, STAIRCASE TO REAR OF PROPERTY CANTON, CARDIFF, CF5 1EW CATH AppNum Registered AppName Proposal Location Days taken <= 56 Dcn DcnDate 42 True PER 20/10/2009 A/09/00176/C 08/09/2009 Helical Bar plc ARCADE ENTRANCE SIGN MADE UP ENTRANCE TO ROYAL OF CURVED STEEL SECTION FRAME ARCADE, ST MARY AND METAL LETTERING FIXED TO STREET MASONRY ABOVE CANOPY 41 True PER 20/10/2009 A/09/00180/C 09/09/2009 Faith Shoe Group Ltd SHOPFRONT FASCIA SIGN FORMED Site Unit 21 (LG37), ST WITH INDIVIDUAL WHITE ACRYLIC DAVIDS 2 BOX LETTERS MEASURING 1580MM DEVELOPMENT-THE O/A LENGTH WITH LETTER HEIGHT HAYES, THE HAYES, CITY OF 540 MM AND DEPTH OF 120MM. CENTRE LETTERS TO BE INTERNALLY ILLUMIMATED WITH LED ILLUMINATION WITH A MAXIMUM OUTPUT OF 600 C/D SQ M 42 True PER 20/10/2009 09/01364/C 08/09/2009 Helical Bar plc NEW FACADE LIGHTING TO ENTRANCES TO ROYAL MORGAN ARCADE ENTRANCE, ST ARCADE AND MORGAN MARY STREET, NEW LIGHT FITTING, ARCADE, ST MARY NEW UPLIGHTING, EXTENDED STREET SHOPFRONT FASCIA, NEW PILASTER CAPPINGS AND RAISE EXISTING CANOPY ON ROYAL ARCADE ENTRANCE TO ST MARY STREET 44 True PER 08/10/2009 09/01522/C 25/08/2009 hugo boss uk ltd NEW SHOPFRONTS AND DISPLAY LG54, ST DAVIDS 2 GLAZING DEVELOPMENT-THE HAYES, THE HAYES, CITY CENTRE 175 False PER 15/10/2009 09/00687/C 23/04/2009 Aberdeen Property Investors UKREMOVAL Ltd OF THE EXISTING HODGE HOUSE, 114-116 STEPPED ACCESS INTO THE UNIT ST MARY STREET, CITY ON THE CORNER OF GUILDHALL CENTRE PLACE AND ST. MARY STREET, PROVIDE NEW LEVEL ACCESS INTO THE UNIT WITH NEW MAIN ENTRANCE DOOR. THE PROPOSAL ALSO INCLUDES FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A LIFT SHAFT, NEW BASEMENT STAIRCASE AND BLOCKWORK COMPARTMENT WALL SEPARATING THE BASEMENT AREA 50 True PER 13/10/2009 A/09/00168/C 24/08/2009 L'Occitane en Provence INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED HALO KLG 04/05, ST DAVIDS 2 EFFECT FASCIA SIGN AND A BLADE DEVELOPMENT-THE SIGN HAYES, THE HAYES, CITY CENTRE 54 True PER 12/10/2009 09/01332/C 19/08/2009 Mr Kevin Coleman FIT HANDRAILS TO FRONT STEPS, ST ANDREW'S HOUSE, 24 NEW RAILINGS TO GROUND FLOOR ST ANDREW'S WINDOW BAY CRESCENT, CATHAYS PARK, CARDIFF, CF10 3DD 47 True PER 12/10/2009 09/01478/C 26/08/2009 Bonanza 2000 Limited CHANGE OF USE OF PART OF 50 ST MARY STREET, GROUND FLOOR TO CLASS A2 CITY CENTRE, CARDIFF, (BETTING SHOP) CF10 1AD 53 True PER 12/10/2009 09/01497/C 20/08/2009 Mr and Mrs Churchill CONVERSION INTO 3 FLATS AND 71 TEWKESBURY REAR DORMER STREET, CATHAYS, CARDIFF, CF24 4QR 45 True PER 01/10/2009 09/01376/C 17/08/2009 Starbucks Coffee Co (UK) Ltd INSTALLATION OF MODERN GLAZED UNIT LG59, ST DAVIDS 2 SHOPFRONT DEVELOPMENT-THE HAYES, THE HAYES, CITY CENTRE 45 True PER 01/10/2009 A/09/00143/C 17/08/2009 Starbucks Coffee Co (UK) Ltd FASCIA SIGNAGE AND PROJECTING UNIT LG59, ST DAVIDS 2 SIGNAGE DEVELOPMENT-THE HAYES, THE HAYES, CITY CENTRE 41 True PER 01/10/2009 09/01511/C 21/08/2009 Starbucks Coffee Co (UK) Ltd INSTALLATION OF MODERN GLAZED BRIDGELINK CAFE, ST SHOPFRONT DAVIDS 2 DEVELOPMENT-THE HAYES, THE HAYES, CITY CENTRE 46 True REF 26/10/2009 A/09/00183/C 10/09/2009 Megaposter UK Limited MESH ADVERTISMENT BANNER SAINT DAVIDS HOUSE, ATTACHED TO BUILDING WOOD STREET, CITY CENTRE, CARDIFF, CF10 1ES 41 True REF 07/10/2009 09/01539/C 27/08/2009 Mr Haq CONVERSION OF COACH HOUSE TO COACH HOUSE 16A 2 FLATS AND ALTERATIONS FANNY STREET, CATHAYS, CARDIFF, CF24 4PB 49 True REF 05/10/2009 09/01465/C 17/08/2009 Mr Zaman RETENTION OF SINGLE STOREY 7 THESIGER STREET, REAR EXTENSION CATHAYS, CARDIFF, CF24 4BN 45 True PER 05/10/2009 A/09/00166/C 21/08/2009 Starbucks Coffee (UK) Ltd FASCIA SIGNAGE AND 2NO BRIDGELINK CAFE, ST INTERNAL LOGO DISCS DAVIDS 2 DEVELOPMENT-THE HAYES, THE HAYES, CITY CENTRE 42 True PER 08/10/2009 09/01369/C 27/08/2009 All Saints Retail Limited THE INSTALLATION OF A NEW ALL SAINTS, UNIT LG57, SHOPFRONT INTO NEW RETAIL UNIT ST DAVIDS 2 DEVELOPMENT-THE HAYES, THE HAYES, CITY CENTRE 56 True REF 08/10/2009 09/01447/C 13/08/2009 Mr Zafir Malik RETAIN FRONT (EAST) ELEVATION THE MEWS, 1-3 DARRAN AND REAR (WEST) ELEVATION AS STREET, CATHAYS, BUILT CARDIFF, CF24 4JF 76 False PER 05/10/2009 09/01257/C 21/07/2009 Mr Steven Salamon INSTALLATION OF 2 (TWO) NO. 38-40 ROYAL ARCADE, METAL BALUSTRADES AT FIRST CITY CENTRE, CARDIFF, FLOOR LEVEL CF10 1AE 54 True PER 06/10/2009 09/01452/C 13/08/2009 Mr Iqbal DEMOLISH COACH HOUSE, ERECT 30 DANIEL STREET, SINGLE STOREY AND REAR CATHAYS, CARDIFF, CF24 DORMER EXTENSIONS, 4NY CONVERSION TO THREE FLATS, DEMOLISH AND REBUILD REAR ANNEXE 25 True PER 30/10/2009 09/01661/C 05/10/2009 The Pen Shop FIT OUT NEW SHOP UNIT INSIDE 3 Hayes Arcade, St Davids SHOPPING CENTRE FOR NON FOOD Dewi Sant, CF10 2DJ RETAIL.
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