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Strategic Planning and Environment : Development Control Cardiff Council : Strategic Planning And Environment : Development Control Applications Decided between 09/01/2017 and 13/01/2017 Application No. Date Applicant Type Address Proposal Decision Date: Decision: Statutory Class: BUTETOWN SC/16/00018/MJR22/12/2016 Nathaniel Lichfield SCR LAND AT DUMBALLS ROAD, SCREENING OPINION - 11/01/2017 Response Sent Other Consent & Partners BUTETOWN, CARDIFF UP TO 109 DWELLINGS Types 16/02730/MJR 16/11/2016 Associated British OUT LAND ADJACENT TO COMMERCIAL 12/01/2017 Permission be Major - Ports LONGSHIPS ROAD AND DEVELOPMENT (B2 granted Industry/Storage/Dis COMPASS ROAD, CARDIFF AND B8 USE CLASSES) tribution BAY, CF10 4RP 16/02656/MJR 03/11/2016 Morse LBC THE COAL EXCHANGE REPLACEMENT 13/01/2017 Permission be Listed Buildings LIMITED, THE COAL DECORATIVE CEILING granted EXCHANGE, MOUNT AND ASSOCIATED STUART SQUARE, CHANDELIERS IN BUTETOWN, CARDIFF, CF10 PLACE OF EXISTING 5EB FALSE CEILING CAERAU 16/02801/MNR 23/11/2016 Vale of Glamorgan RFO CAERAU ELY (AFC) REQUEST FOR 12/01/2017 Raise No Other Consent Council FOOTBALL CLUB, CWRT YR OBSERVATIONS - Objection Types ALA PLAYING FIELDS, CWRT EXTENSION TO THE YR ALA, CARDIFF EXISTING CLUB HOUSE WITH SHOWER FACILITIES, A NEW SEATED STAND FOR 150 PEOPLE AND A NEW TRAINING PITCH (60M X 40M) CANTON A/16/00221/MNR 05/12/2016 Lovell Partnerships ADV ADJACENT TO 635-637, ADVERTISING/MARKET 12/01/2017 Permission be Advertisements Ltd COWBRIDGE ROAD EAST, ING SIGNAGE TO BE granted CANTON, CARDIFF BONDED TO EXISTING TIMBER HOARDING A/16/00226/MNR 08/12/2016 Futurama ADV WESSEX NISSAN, HADFIELD INSTALLATION OF 09/01/2017 Permission be Advertisements ROAD, LECKWITH, CARDIFF, NISSAN CORPORATE granted CF11 8AQ SIGNAGE Page No. 1 Application No. Date Applicant Type Address Proposal Decision Date: Decision: Statutory Class: 16/02510/MNR 19/10/2016 Merry Homes Ltd. FUL 51 ROMILLY ROAD, CHANGE OF USE 10/01/2017 Permission be Minor - Dwellings CANTON, CARDIFF, CF5 1FJ FROM BED AND granted (C3) BREAKFAST TO C4 CATHAYS 16/01396/MJR 04/08/2016 Cardiff University LBC CARDIFF UNIVERSITY, PARK IMPROVED 13/01/2017 Permission be Listed Buildings Estates Department PLACE, CATHAYS PARK, MECHANICAL granted CARDIFF VENTILATION INCLUDING INSTALLATION OF FIVE NEW EXTRACT FANS TO THE ROOF, NEW SECONDARY GLAZING AND REFURBISHMENT OF SINGLE GLAZED WINDOWS 16/02756/MJR 17/11/2016 Ali FUL 2 QUEENS ARCADE, CITY CHANGE OF USE 12/01/2017 Permission be Minor - Other CENTRE, CARDIFF, CF10 FROM USE CLASS A1 granted Principal Uses 2BY (RETAIL) TO USE CLASS D1 (NON-RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTION) 16/02767/MNR 17/11/2016 Chiappa - Patching FUL REAR OF, 56 NORTH ROAD, FIRST FLOOR 12/01/2017 Planning Minor - Dwellings BLACKWEIR, CARDIFF, CF10 EXTENSION TO Permission be (C3) 3DZ PROVIDE 2 refused BEDROOMED SELF CONTAINED FLAT CREIGAU/ST FAGANS 16/01707/MNR 27/10/2016 C/O AGENT OUT LAND SOUTH OF Y GOCYD, NEW DETACHED 13/01/2017 Planning Minor - Dwellings HEOL-Y-PARC, PENTYRCH, DWELLING Permission be (C3) CARDIFF, CF15 9NB refused 16/02552/DCH 26/10/2016 King DOC THE COTTAGE, DISCHARGE OF 12/01/2017 Full Discharge of Discharge of CROFFT-Y-GENAU ROAD, CONDITION 3 (METHOD Condition Conditions ST FAGANS, CARDIFF, CF5 STATEMENT: TRAFFIC 6DU MANAGEMENT AND WHEEL WASHING) OF 15/01132/DCH CYNCOED Page No. 2 Application No. Date Applicant Type Address Proposal Decision Date: Decision: Statutory Class: 16/02717/DCH 16/11/2016 Delaney HSE 15 RHYD Y PENAU ROAD, REAR EXTENSION AND 11/01/2017 Permission be Householder CYNCOED, CARDIFF, CF23 LOFT CONVERSION/ granted 6PX EXTENSION, AND GARDEN SHED/STORE 16/02700/MNR 08/11/2016 Moore FUL 63 CELYN AVENUE, CONSTRUCTION OF 10/01/2017 Permission be Minor - Dwellings LAKESIDE, CARDIFF, CF23 NEW 2 BEDROOM granted (C3) 6EJ DWELLING WITH ASSOCIATED WORKS FAIRWATER 16/02947/MNR 15/12/2016 City and County of NMA WATERHALL YOUTH AMENDMENT TO 12/01/2017 Permission be General Cardiff CENTRE, PENTREBANE 16/01323/MNR - NEW granted Regulations ROAD, PENTREBANE, ROLLER SHUTTER TO CARDIFF, CF5 3PZ DOORS AND RETENTION OF BLOCKED UP WINDOW OPENING AS EXISTING (NEW WINDOW SHOWN ON PLANNING APPLICATION APPROVAL 16/01323/MNR IS TO BE OMITTED) GABALFA 16/02301/MNR 26/09/2016 Gofal Cymru Care FUL 5 SOBERTON AVENUE, CHANGE OF USE 12/01/2017 Permission be Minor - Other Ltd GABALFA, CARDIFF, CF14 FROM RESIDENTIAL TO granted Principal Uses 3NJ CARE HOME. NEW GROUND FLOOR SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION. GRANGETOWN 16/02899/MJR 07/12/2016 Pendragon PLC DOC EVANS HALSHAW CITROEN DISCHARGE OF 11/01/2017 Full Discharge of Discharge of & PARAMOUNT JEEP, CONDITIONS 4 (CYCLE Condition Conditions HADFIELD ROAD, PARKING), 5 (REFUSE), LECKWITH, CARDIFF, CF11 7 (SITE ENCLSOURES) 8AQ AND 8 (DRAINAGE) OF 16/01667/MJR Page No. 3 Application No. Date Applicant Type Address Proposal Decision Date: Decision: Statutory Class: 16/02857/DCH 01/12/2016 Mills HSE 1 AMYAS CLOSE, 2 STOREY SIDE 09/01/2017 Permission be Householder GRANGETOWN, CARDIFF, EXTENSION (ABOVE granted CF11 8EA EXISTING SINGLE STOREY) 16/02883/DCH 02/12/2016 Tozzo HSE 16 BARGOED STREET, SINGLE STORY 09/01/2017 Permission be Householder GRANGETOWN, CARDIFF, EXTENSION TO THE granted CF11 7AF REAR OF AN END OF TERRACE PROPERTY. ADDITION OF A REAR FACING DORMER ATTIC WINDOW 16/02809/MNR 28/11/2016 cardiff city house of DOC ACCESS ROAD TO DISCHARGE OF 12/01/2017 Full Discharge of Discharge of sport BESSEMER ROAD CONDITION 7 (SOFT Condition Conditions ALLOTMENTS, LECKWITH LANDSCAPING) OF 16/01272/MNR 16/02837/MNR 29/11/2016 Black & White Cafe DOC BLACK AND WHITE CAFE, 1A DISCHARGE OF 12/01/2017 Full Discharge of Discharge of NORTH CLIVE STREET, CONDITIONS 2 AND 3 Condition Conditions GRANGETOWN, CARDIFF, (NOISE) CF11 6NP OF15/01355/MNR 16/02807/DCH 24/11/2016 Patel HSE 42 VIRGIL STREET, SINGLE STOREY REAR 13/01/2017 Permission be Householder LECKWITH, CARDIFF, CF11 EXTENSION granted 8TF HEATH 16/02513/DCH 17/11/2016 Hillier CLD 27 HOMELANDS ROAD, SIDE ELEVATION 09/01/2017 Permission be Other Consent BIRCHGROVE, CARDIFF, SINGLE STOREY granted Types CF14 1UH EXTENSION. REPLACEMENT OF REAR ELEVATION CONSERVATORY ROOF. INSTALLATION OF REAR AND SIDE ELEVATION GROUND FLOOR ROOF LIGHTS 16/02773/DCH 28/11/2016 Alam HSE 19 MURRAYFIELD ROAD, TWO STORY SIDE 10/01/2017 Permission be Householder BIRCHGROVE, CARDIFF, EXTENSION TO granted CF14 4QW EXISTING DWELLING. LISVANE Page No. 4 Application No. Date Applicant Type Address Proposal Decision Date: Decision: Statutory Class: 16/02811/DCH 25/11/2016 Edwards HSE BAYTREES, CHERRY REMOVAL OF EXISTING 12/01/2017 Permission be Householder ORCHARD ROAD, LISVANE, UPVC CONSERVATORY granted CARDIFF, CF14 0UF AND PROVISION OF NEW SUN ROOM BUILT IN MASONRY AND RENDERED 16/02813/DCH 25/11/2016 Robinson HSE THE FIRS, 25 GRAIG ROAD, SINGLE STOREY SIDE 12/01/2017 Permission be Householder LISVANE, CARDIFF, CF14 EXTENSION AND granted 0UF EXTENSION TO EXISTING PORCH. LLANDAFF 16/01931/MNR 21/09/2016 Edmunds FUL TYN Y COED, 73 CARDIFF PROPOSED REAR 13/01/2017 Permission be Householder ROAD, LLANDAFF, CARDIFF, GROUND, FIRST AND granted CF5 2AA SECOND FLOOR EXTENSION INCLUDING BALCONIES TO SE ELEVATION ONLY AT FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS, AMENDMENT/EXTENSI ON TO MAIN ROOF. REAR MEZZANINE EXTENSION TO BE LOWERED TO FORM EXTENDED PATIO AREA AT GROUND LEVEL. 16/02840/DCH 07/12/2016 Jones HSE 35 ST MICHAEL'S ROAD, SINGLE STOREY REAR 09/01/2017 Permission be Householder LLANDAFF, CARDIFF, CF5 EXTENSION AND LOFT granted 2AL CONVERSION WITH REAR DORMER & CHANGE OF MAIN ROOF FROM A PITCHED ROOF TO A GABLE END AND RELOCATION OF GARAGE LLANDAFF NORTH Page No. 5 Application No. Date Applicant Type Address Proposal Decision Date: Decision: Statutory Class: 16/02729/DCH 16/11/2016 Ventris HSE 69 COLLEGE ROAD, TWO STOREY SIDE 09/01/2017 Permission be Householder LLANDAFF NORTH, AND REAR EXTENSION granted CARDIFF, CF14 2NR 16/02620/MNR 03/11/2016 Tony G Harris & FUL FORMER TICKET OFFICE, CHANGE OF USE OF 12/01/2017 Permission be Minor - Dwellings Sons Building THE PARADE, FORMER SINGLE granted (C3) Contractor Ltd WHITCHURCH, CARDIFF STOREY TICKET OFFICE TO 1NO. THREE BEDROOMED DWELLING. ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION TO BE PROVIDED WITHIN THE ROOF-SPACE AND ADAPTATION OF BASEMENT LEVEL. 16/02800/DCH 23/11/2016 Dockree HSE 2 LYDSTEP CRESCENT, PROPOSED FIRST 13/01/2017 Permission be Householder GABALFA, CARDIFF, CF14 FLOOR SIDE granted 2QY EXTENSION ABOVE EXISTING TO CREATE TWO ADDITIONAL BEDROOMS WITH AN EN-SUITE. EXTENDED RIDGE AND HIP WITH STORAGE ROOM AT LOFT LEVEL. LLANISHEN Page No. 6 Application No. Date Applicant Type Address Proposal Decision Date: Decision: Statutory Class: 16/01209/MJR 14/07/2016 Llanishen Rugby FUL LLANISHEN HIGH SCHOOL, CONSTRUCTION OF A 12/01/2017 Permission be Major - Other Football Club HEOL HIR, LLANISHEN, FLOODLIT ARTIFICIAL granted Principal Uses CARDIFF, CF14 5YL TURF PITCH, CHANGING ROOM FACILITY, AND CAR PARK FOR USE BY LLANISHEN HIGH SCHOOL, LLANISHEN RUGBY CLUB AND COMMUNITY USE, TOGETHER WITH RE-PROFILING OF EXISTING PLAYING FIELDS, CONSTRUCTION OF LANDSCAPED BUND AND OTHER ASSOCIATED WORKS 16/02921/DCH 08/12/2016 Notley HSE 83 MORRIS AVENUE, GROUND FLOOR 09/01/2017 Permission be Householder LLANISHEN, CARDIFF, CF14 EXTENSION granted 5JY 16/02820/DCH 29/11/2016 Kippax HSE 8 RHIWLAS, THORNHILL, PROPOSED SINGLE 09/01/2017 Permission be Householder CARDIFF, CF14 9AD STOREY FRONT/SIDE granted EXTENSION INCLUDING GARAGE, ENCLOSURE OF EXISTING BALCONY, SECOND STOREY LOFT CONVERSION, AND INTERNAL & EXTERNAL ALTERATIONS Page No. 7 Application No. Date Applicant Type Address Proposal Decision Date: Decision: Statutory Class:
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