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Planning Committee Report 20-04-21 Agenda Item No. THE VALE OF GLAMORGAN COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE : 28 APRIL, 2021 REPORT OF THE HEAD OF REGENERATION AND PLANNING 1. BUILDING REGULATION APPLICATIONS AND OTHER BUILDING CONTROL MATTERS DETERMINED BY THE HEAD OF REGENERATION AND PLANNING UNDER DELEGATED POWERS (a) Building Regulation Applications - Pass For the information of Members, the following applications have been determined: 2020/0338/BN A 57, Port Road East, Barry. Two storey extension to CF62 9PY side elevation and single storey extension at rear (to replace existing conservatory) 2021/0003/PV AC 7, Dros Y Mor, Penarth, Dormer extension CF64 3BA 2021/0010/BN A 7, Bassett Road, Sully, Single storey extension to Penarth. CF64 5HS rear of bungalow and remodelling of interior, re- rendering external walls. 2021/0034/BN A 17, Mountjoy Crescent, Single storey extension Penarth, CF64 2SZ 2021/0038/BN A 18, Nightingale Place, Rear extension and knock Dinas Powys. CF64 4RB through 2021/0064/BN A 33, Lyncianda House, Re-position non structural Barry. CF63 4BG internal stud wall 2021/0128/BR AC Riverside Cottage, Wine Glazed front extension Street, Llantwit Major. CF61 1RZ 2021/0132/BR AC 29, Heol Yr Ysgol, St Enlargement of existing Brides Major, CF32 0TB attic, construction of two storey extension to side and attached garage with room above to side 2021/0141/BN A 74, Churchfields, Barry. Proposed single storey CF63 1FR rear extension P.1 2021/0145/BN A 11, Archer Road, Penarth, Loft conversion and new CF64 3HW fibre slate roof 2021/0146/BN A 30, Heath Avenue, Replace existing beam Penarth. CF64 2QZ between lounge and kitchen / dining area with corcut load bearing beam 2021/0148/BR AC The Old Carriage Way Construction of woodland Stable, Hensol. maintenance shed for storage, vehicle and equipment for the up keep of the woodland, eco centre facilities and hedge rows that form part of the overall site 2021/0149/BR A 19, St. Nicholas Road, Replacement of existing Barry. CF62 6QW lean to roof structure, internal structural alterations and formation of new enlarged door opening to side elevations 2021/0150/BN A 45, Old Port Road, Changing flat dormer roof Wenvoe. CF5 6AL to hipped and add extra structural steel supports 2021/0151/BR AC Ysgol Dewi Sant, Ham Erection of new nursery Lane East, Llantwit Major, block including additional CF61 1TQ car and cycle parking, hardstanding and boundary treatments 2021/0152/BR AC 45, Pardoe Crescent, 2 storey side extension Barry, CF62 8ER 2021/0155/BN A 19, Salop Place, Penarth, Single storey extension to CF64 1HP rear, internal alterations and dormer top floor 2021/0156/BN A 20, Church View Close, Single storey extension Llandough. CF64 2NN above garage 2021/0157/BN A 6, Clos Llanfair, Wenvoe, Proposed single storey CF5 6DJ rear extension 2021/0158/BN A Pentwyn, Llanblethian, Single storey extension Cowbridge. CF71 7JF 2021/0161/BR AC 52 Coleridge Avenue, Proposed demolition of Penarth, CF64 2SQ existing rear lean-to structure, and construction of placement single storey P.2 rear extension; proposed front extension and hip-to- gable extension with rear dormer 2021/0162/BN A 102, Pontypridd Road, Rear extension Barry, CF62 7LT construction following demolition of existing outhouse 2021/0163/BN A 7, Windmill Lane, Create 3 opening and Llanblethian, Cowbridge, install steel lintels to CF71 7HX internal ground floor walls 2021/0164/BN A 21, Dinas Road, Penarth, Dormer loft conversion CF64 3PH 2021/0165/BR AC 79, Heol Y Frenhines, Single storey side Dinas Powys. CF64 4UE extension for garage and workroom 2021/0166/BN A 7, Knowbury Avenue, Two storey and single Penarth, CF64 5RX storey rear extension 2021/0167/BN A 157, Colcot Road, Barry, Replace existing extension CF62 8UJ on same footprint 2021/0168/BN A 14, Fennel Close, Cogan, Loft conversion with Penarth, CF64 2QF dormer 2021/0169/BR AC Academy Expresso Bar, Installation of a 20m x 5m Unit A, The Pumphouse, timber frame canopy, with Hood Road, Barry. CF62 steel stanchions and 5BE perspex roof 2021/0170/BN A 25, Melyn Y Gors, Barry. Single storey rear CF63 1DE extension 2021/0171/BR AC 4, Heol Y Mynydd, Welsh Double storey extension to St. Donats. CF71 7SW enlarge the kitchen and add another bedroom and bathroom 2021/0172/BR AC 44, Bendrick Road, Barry. Single storey extension at CF63 3RE rear to enlarge the lounge 2021/0173/BR AC 29, Purcell Road, Penarth. Two storey side extension CF64 3QN and single storey rear extension 2021/0174/BN A 16, Cornerswell Place, Re-Roof Penarth, CF64 2TJ P.3 2021/0177/BN A 2, Gwennol Y Mor, Barry. New Velux windows to CF62 5AH storage room in attic - no loft conversion just windows 2021/0179/BR AC 75, Plymouth Road, Rebuild existing Penarth. CF64 3DE conservatory, increasing the area by 4m2 and replacing plastic roof with natural slate 2021/0180/BN A 20, Ham Lane South, Knock through Llantwit Major. CF61 1RN 2021/0181/BN A 10, Maes Y Coed, Barry. Flat roof to pitch plus re CF62 6SZ roof 2021/0182/BN A 12, Cold Knap Way, Barry, Flat roof to pitch roof CF62 6SQ 2021/0184/BN A Ty Coed, Southerndown Two storey rear kitchen Road, St. Brides Major. and bedroom extension CF32 0SD and single storey garden room extension with associated works 2021/0185/BN A The Orchard, Lon Yr Garage conversion to two Eglwys, St Brides Major, bedroom holiday let CF32 0SH 2021/0186/BN A The Old Vicarage, Wick Replacement of an existing Road, St Brides Major, rooflight in the upstairs WC CF32 0SE 2021/0190/BR AC Maeshyfryd, Buttrills Road, two storey side extension Barry, CF62 8EF 2021/0191/BN A 20, Purcell Road, Penarth, Re-roof CF64 3QL 2021/0194/BR AC 87, Pontypridd Road, Single storey side Barry, CF62 7LQ extension and loft conversion gable end roof and dormer 2021/0195/BN A The Gables, Sandy Lane, Single storey extension Ystradowen, CF71 7SY 2021/0196/BR AC 40, Oxford Street, Barry. Two storey kitchen and CF62 6PA bathroom extension P.4 2021/0198/BN A St. Giles House, Brook Double detached garage Farm, Llanmaes. CF61 2ZB 2021/0199/BN A 1, York Place, Barry. CF62 Knocking down internal 7ED wall 2021/0200/BR AC 7, Seaview Place, Llantwit Two storey side, single Major, CF61 1TF storey side and single storey rear extensions and other alterations. 2021/0201/BR AC Barn 4, Church Farm, Conversion of existing Clemenstone, Cowbridge, building to residential use CF71 7PZ 2021/0202/BN A 15, The Heathers, Barry, Single storey to side and CF62 7FL rear 2021/0203/BN A Trehill House, St Nicholas, Internal structural CF5 6SJ alterations 2021/0204/BN A 9A, Bradenham Place, Remove slate roof Penarth, CF64 2AG coverings, battens and feet and renew with new fibre cement slates, battens and underlay 2021/0205/BN A 9, Brean Close, Sully, Two storey extension and CF64 5TS loft conversion 2021/0206/BN A 49, Hinchsliff Avenue, Single storey extension to Barry. CF62 9US include W/C and extra kitchen space 2021/0208/BR AC 22, Wimborne Crescent, Single storey extension to Sully, CF64 5SR rear of property 2021/0209/BN A Ty Brenin, Factory Road, Knock through kitchen to Llanblethian, Cowbridge. dining area CF71 7JD 2021/0210/BR AC 342, Barry Road, Barry. Single storey rear CF62 8HH extension 2021/0211/BN A 11, Tal Y Bryn, Penarth. Dormer loft conversion to CF64 3HT the rear 2021/0212/BN A 68, Brean Close, Sully, Single storey extension CF64 5TS 2021/0214/BN A 4, Cae Pella, Cowbridge. Internal alterations CF71 7FN P.5 2021/0217/BN A 63, South Road, Sully, Two rooms into one CF64 5SL 2021/0218/BR AC 5, Ridgeway Road, Barry, Proposed single storey CF62 8PS rear extension and internal alterations 2021/0219/BN A Flat 4, Yew Tree Court, St Install composite fire door Nicholas Close, Barry, CF62 6RS 2021/0220/BN A 8, Coed Bach, Barry, CF62 Removal of Polycarbonate 8AE roof from existing conservatory and installation of replacement insulated tiled roof. (no extension roof only) 2021/0221/BN A 6, Channel View, Penarth, Construction of single CF64 5DQ storey rear extension 2021/0222/BN A 4, Stanton Way, Penarth, Forming three new CF64 5RQ openings in three existing internal structural walls, erecting additional stud walls, replacing 4 windows, replacing the bathroom and kitchen. 2021/0223/BR AC Ysgol Y Deri, Sully Road, Installation of single storey Penarth, CF64 2TP Portakabin building to be used as classrooms 2021/0225/BN A 2, The Grove, Barry. CF62 Loft conversion, converting 6RD an existing internal storage room into a bedroom 2021/0227/BN A Newfields, Buttrills Road, Single storey side and rear Barry. CF62 8EF extension 2021/0230/BN A 124, Lavernock Road, Re roof Penarth. CF64 3RP 2021/0231/BN A Greenside, Chapel Road, Ground floor extension to Wick. CF71 7QJ side of existing property 2021/0234/BN A 2, Picketston Lane, Kitchen knock through into Picketston, St. Athan. dining room CF62 4QN 2021/0235/BN A 14A, Laburnum Way, Proposed rear single Penarth. CF64 3NE storey garden room with flat roof and lantern light P.6 2021/0236/BN A 4, Boverton Court, Llantwit Re roof to existing Major. CF61 1UJ extension 2021/0237/BN A 17, Heol Cae Pwll, Construct an office inside Colwinston, CF71 7PL external garage (leaving half of garage for storage - door to be retained in use) 2021/0238/BN A 15, Blackberry Drive, Barry. Supalite roof CF62 7JQ 2021/0241/BR AC 21, Llanmaes Road, Single storey rear Llantwit Major. CF61 2XD extension (b) Building Regulation Applications – Reject For the information of Members, the following applications have been determined: 2021/0176/BN R Broadacres, Cog Road, Converting garage to a Sully, Penarth, CF64 5TD new 4bed dwelling 2021/0178/BN R 109, Wordsworth Avenue, Single storey extension to Penarth, CF64 2RQ enlarge kitchen / diner 2021/0183/BN R Crud Yr Awel, Treoes.
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