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Planning Committee Report 11 02 2016 Agenda Item No. THE VALE OF GLAMORGAN COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE : 11 FEBRUARY 2016 REPORT OF THE HEAD OF REGENERATION AND PLANNING 1. BUILDING REGULATION APPLICATIONS AND OTHER BUILDING CONTROL MATTERS DETERMINED BY THE DIRECTOR UNDER DELEGATED POWERS (a) Building Regulation Applications - Pass For the information of Members, the following applications have been determined: 2015/0017/PV AC 9, Llantwit Major Road, Alterations to bungalow to Cowbridge form a 2 storey house 2015/0045/PO AC Tenneco, Pengarnddu, Single storey extension to Dowlais, Merthyr CF48 existing plant room/switch 2TA room 2015/1633/BR AC 12, Sycamore Close, Dinas Single storey rear Powys extension. 2015/1666/BN A 21, Dyserth Road, Penarth Loft conversion 2015/1672/BN A 6, Romilly Park Road, Single storey rear Barry extension with lantern roof 2015/1680/BN A Meadow Brook, Llysworney Alteration to kitchen; remove walls, install steructural steel beams. Installation of aluminium french doors in kitchen & dining room 2015/1689/BR AC Site of former Bryneithin Retirement village of 23 Care Home, St Andrews units and one community Road, Dinas Powys building 2015/1693/BR AC 224, Holton Road, Barry Conversion of shop into two flats 2015/1696/BN A The Old Brew House, St. New roof, new ceilings & Brides Super Ely stud walls upstairs 2015/1698/BN A 7, Ludlow Street, Penarth Internal works & new roof P.1 2015/1700/BN A 1, Fforest Drive, Barry Garage conversion to bedroom.Single storey with internal door 2016/0001/BN A Stanwell Road Baptist Work to toilet and kitchen Church, Stanwell Road, area Penarth 2016/0002/BN A 7, Heol Miaren, Barry Single storey rear extension to enlarge dining room & kitchen 2016/0002/PO AC 40, Dan-Y Bryn Avenue, Two storey in-fill extension Radyr, Cardif with front and rear facing dormers with alterations. 2016/0004/BN A Ty Nant, St Brides Super Double storey side Ely, Cardiff CF56EY extension 2016/0012/BN A 7, Dennys Close , Dinas Conversion of single storey Powys garage into dayroom - replacing garage door with window. 2016/0013/BN A 117, South Road, Sully Garage conversion into kitchen, remove wall between garage & existing kitchen 2016/0014/BN A 19, Fairfield Rise, Llantwit Conversion of half of a Major detached garage for domestic use 2016/0016/BN A Pancross Farm, Llancarfan Extension 2016/0022/BN A 205,Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behing fascia. 2016/0023/BN A 223,Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. P.2 2016/0025/BN A 239, Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. 2016/0026/BN A 241, Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. 2016/0027/BN A 241, Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. 2016/0028/BN A 255, Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. 2016/0030/BN A 265, Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. 2016/0031/BN A 267, Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. 2016/0032/BN A 269, Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. P.3 2016/0033/BN A 202, Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. 2016/0034/BN A 216, Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. 2016/0040/BN A 292, Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. 2016/0041/BN A 294, Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. 2016/0042/BN A 296, Holton Road, Barry New powder coated aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. 2016/0043/BN A 298-300, Holton Road, New powder coated Barry aluminium shop front , new stall riser, new fascia & shop sign. New external security shutter with housing behind fascia. 2016/0046/BN A 139, Cardiff Road, Dinas Remove old roofs (tiles, Powys batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. P.4 2016/0047/BN A 21, Cedar Way, Penarth Remove old roofs (tiles, batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0048/BN A 18, St Davids Crescent, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0050/BN A 70, Clive Place, Penarth Internal alterations removing internal walls. Block up one window, renew & reposition boiler. Rewire 2016/0053/BN A 57, St Davids Crescent, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0054/BN A 92, St Davids Crescent, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0055/BN A 125, St Davids Crescent, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0059/BN A 17, Myrtle Close, Penarth Remove old roofs (tiles, batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. P.5 2016/0061/BN A 3, Laburnam Way, Penarth Remove old roofs (tiles, batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0063/BN A 7, Laburnam Way, Penarth Remove old roofs (tiles, batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0065/BN A 13, Laburnam Way, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0066/BN A 15, Laburnam Way, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0068/BN A 20, Laburnam Way, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0069/BN A 22, Laburnam Way, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0071/BN A 57, Laburnam Way, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. P.6 2016/0073/BN A 58, Clive Place, Penarth Remove old roofs (tiles, batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0074/BN A 60, Clive Place, Penarth Remove old roofs (tiles, batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0075/BN A 1 - 12, St Paul's Avenue, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0076/BN A 13 - 24, St Paul's Avenue, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0077/BN A 25 - 36, St Paul's Avenue, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0078/BN A 37- 40, St Paul's Avenue, Remove old roofs (tiles, Penarth batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. 2016/0079/BN A 2, St Peter's Road, Penarth Remove old roofs (tiles, batton and felt). Remove chimney stacks. Re batton, re felt and re tile roof. New fascias and down pipes to be done. P.7 2016/0080/BN A 3, St Peter's Road, Penarth Remove old roofs (tiles, batton and felt).
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