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Applications Decided by Delegated Powers Between 01/02/2016 and 29/02/2016 Applications decided by Delegated Powers between 01/02/2016 and 29/02/2016 Total Count of Applications: 160 ADAM Application Registered Applicant Name Proposal Location Days taken 8 Week Decision Decision Date Number to decision target Achieved? 14/00505/DCI 21/02/2014 ADI Design DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS 2 (BAT ST JAMES' CHURCH, 714 False Partial 05/02/2016 SURVEY), 4 (PROGRAMME OF NEWPORT ROAD, Discharge BUILDING RECORDING AND ADAMSDOWN of Condition ANALYSIS), 5 (DRAINAGE), 7 (s) (ALTERNATIVE CAR PARKING AREA), 8 (ROOF LIGHTS), 10 (LANDSCAPING SCHEME) AND 15 (ROAD TRAFFIC NOISE) OF PLANNING APPLICATION 08/01608/C Application Registered Applicant Name Proposal Location Days taken 8 Week Decision Decision Date Number to decision target Achieved? 15/03046/MJR 23/12/2015 Fusion Cardiff DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS 14 UNIVERSITY OF WALES 49 True Full 10/02/2016 Metropolitan Ltd (DRAINAGE), 20 (CYCLE PARKING), INSTITUTE CARDIFF Discharge 21 (CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT HOWARD GARDENS of Condition PLAN) AND 22 (TRAVEL PLAN) OF CAMPUS, HOWARD PLANNING APPLICATION GARDENS, ADAMSDOWN, 14/02670/MJR CARDIFF, CF24 0SP 16/00316/MJR 11/02/2016 Lovell Partnerships Ltd DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 21 BRONTE HOTEL 158-164 12 True Full 23/02/2016 (CODE FOR SUSTAINABLE HOMES NEWPORT ROAD Discharge FINAL CERTIFICATES) OF PLANNING CARDIFF CF24 1DL of Condition APPLICATION 10/02302/DCI Application Registered Applicant Name Proposal Location Days taken 8 Week Decision Decision Date Number to decision target Achieved? 16/00026/MNR 07/01/2016 Ethical Property ADDING A RAMP ON TO THE FRONT HASTINGS HOUSE, 43 True Permission 19/02/2016 ENTRANCE OF THE BUILDING FOR FITZALAN PLACE, be granted DDA ACCESSIBILITY ADAMSDOWN, CARDIFF, CF24 0BL BUTE Application Registered Applicant Name Proposal Location Days taken 8 Week Decision Decision Date Number to decision target Achieved? 15/02778/MJR 06/11/2015 Igloo Regeneration DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS 31 LAND AT ROATH BASIN, 109 False Full 23/02/2016 (NOISE ASSESSMENT (WYG, OCT CARDIFF BAY Discharge 2015)), 57 (ECOLOGICAL APPRAISAL of Condition (SOLTYS BREWSTER ECOLOGY, NOV 2015)) AND 68 (SUBMISSION TO EA DOCS 1-5) OF 09/01672/C 15/03144/MJR 22/12/2015 Rightacres Property Co. VARIATION OF CONDITIONS 2 FUSION POINT 3, 50 True Permission 10/02/2016 Limited (ARCHITECTURAL DETAILING), 3 DUMBALLS ROAD, be granted (HARD AND SOFT LANDSCAPING), 5 BUTETOWN, CARDIFF (DETAILS OF JUNCTION) AND 18 (APPROVED DRAWINGS), AND REMOVAL OF CONDITION 11 (PUBLIC ART) OF PLANNING APPLICATION 04/00819/C TO ENABLE THE DEVELOPER TO COMMENCE PRELIMINARY WORKS ON SITE WITHOUT DISCHARGING PRE-COMMENCEMENT CONDITIONS. THE APPROVED DESIGN TO BE AMENDED ALSO 15/02901/MJR 07/12/2015 Joseph PROPOSED EXTENSION WORKS TO JOLYONS BOUTIQUE 56 True Permission 01/02/2016 THE REAR ELEVATION TO CREATE A HOTEL, 5 BUTE be granted NEW EXTENSION OF THE ROOF CRESCENT, CARDIFF STRUCTURE IN ORDER TO PROVIDE BAY, CARDIFF, CF10 5AN MORE ACCOMMODATION TO THE HOTEL 15/03079/MJR 16/12/2015 Aviva Life & Pensions VARIATION OF CONDITIONS 1C AND PLOT 2 (FORMERLY PLOT 47 True Permission 01/02/2016 UK Limited 1D OF 13/00173/DCI TO ALLOW THE 3) ASSEMBLY SQUARE, be granted EXTENSION OF THE TIME PERIOD BRITANNIA QUAY, ALLOWED FOR SUBMISSION OF CARDIFF BAY RESERVED MATTERS BY A FURTHER 3 YEARS OR BY A FURTHER TWO YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THE LAST OF THE RESERVED MATTERS TO BE APPROVED WHICHEVER IS LATER 16/00359/MJR 16/02/2016 Townscape Homes DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS 3 20-21 ROYAL STUART 3 True Full 19/02/2016 (EXTERNAL FINISHING MATERIALS) LANE, BUTETOWN, Discharge AND 4 (ARCHITECTURAL DETAILING) CARDIFF, CF10 5EL of Condition OF PLANNING APPLICATION 12/01818/DCI 16/00271/MJR 05/02/2016 Cardiff Community DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 16 ANDREW COURT, 18 True Full 23/02/2016 Housing Association Ltd (CODE FOR SUSTAINABLE HOMES) HANNAH STREET, Discharge OF 13/01239/DCI BUTETOWN, CARDIFF, of Condition CF10 5JR Application Registered Applicant Name Proposal Location Days taken 8 Week Decision Decision Date Number to decision target Achieved? 15/02621/MNR 02/11/2015 Ronsons Developments WORKS TO FACILITATE CHANGE OF CARDIFF AND VALE 94 False Permission 04/02/2016 Ltd USE AND CONVERSION INTO TWO COLLEGE ABERDARE be granted OFFICE SUITES AT GROUND FLOOR, HOUSE, MOUNT STUART AND FOUR RESIDENTIAL SQUARE, BUTETOWN, DWELLINGS AT FIRST AND SECOND CARDIFF, CF10 5FJ FLOORS 15/02962/MNR 08/12/2015 HDM Tubes Ltd CHANGE OF USE FROM B8 I SHED, LONGSHIPS 59 False Permission 05/02/2016 (STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION) TO ROAD, CARDIFF BAY, be granted B2 (GENERAL INDUSTRIAL) CARDIFF, CF10 4RP 15/02956/MNR 09/12/2015 Imperial House (Cardiff) DEMOLITION AND NEW BUILD FOUR 14 TRADE STREET, 68 False Permission 15/02/2016 Limited STOREY OFFICE DEVELOPMENT BUTETOWN, CARDIFF, be granted CF10 5DQ A/15/00237/MNR 06/01/2016 Greggs plc NEW FASCIA SIGN UNIT 21, MERMAID QUAY, 41 True Permission 16/02/2016 BUTE STREET, be granted BUTETOWN, CARDIFF, CF10 5BZ 15/03147/MNR 04/01/2016 Rightacres Property Co DEMOLITION OF SINGLE/TWO C & J FOOD PRODUCTS, 28 True Prior 01/02/2016 Ltd STOREY FOOD PROCESSING & DUMBALLS ROAD, Approval be STORAGE UNITS BUTETOWN, CARDIFF, granted CF10 5FE A/16/00006/MNR 21/01/2016 Julian Hodge Bank PROPOSED BUILDING MOUNTED ST PATRICKS HOUSE, 17 32 True Permission 22/02/2016 SIGNAGE TO REPLACE EXISTING PENARTH ROAD, be granted BUTETOWN, CARDIFF, CF10 5ZA CAER Application Registered Applicant Name Proposal Location Days taken 8 Week Decision Decision Date Number to decision target Achieved? 16/00113/DCH 21/01/2016 Bridgeman CONSTRUCTION OF NEW SINGLE 12 KNIGHTSWELL CLOSE, 33 True Permission 23/02/2016 STOREY EXTENSION IN FRONT OF CAERAU, CARDIFF, CF5 be granted EXISTING PRINCIPAL ELEVATION. 4NA Application Registered Applicant Name Proposal Location Days taken 8 Week Decision Decision Date Number to decision target Achieved? 16/00285/MJR 10/02/2016 BDW Trading Ltd DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 8 (CODE CAERAU NURSERIES, 12 True Full 22/02/2016 FOR SUSTAINABLE HOMES CWRT-YR-ALA ROAD, Discharge (VERSION 3) LEVEL 3 'FINAL CAERAU, CARDIFF, CF5 of Condition CERTIFICATE') OF PLANNING 5RE APPLICATION 14/00724/DCO CANT Application Registered Applicant Name Proposal Location Days taken 8 Week Decision Decision Date Number to decision target Achieved? 14/01010/DCO 23/04/2014 Cardiff City Football DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 2 (GAS CARDIFF CITY STADIUM, 666 False Full 18/02/2016 Club Ltd PROTECTION MEASURES) OF LECKWITH ROAD, Discharge PLANNING APPLICATION CANTON, CARDIFF, CF11 of Condition 13/01642/DCO 8AZ 14/01500/DCO 19/06/2014 S Fry Properties Ltd DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 16 55 GROSVENOR STREET, 600 False Full 09/02/2016 (DRAINAGE) OF 13/01121/DCO CANTON, CARDIFF, CF5 Discharge 1NJ of Condition Application Registered Applicant Name Proposal Location Days taken 8 Week Decision Decision Date Number to decision target Achieved? 15/02598/MJR 05/11/2015 Taff Housing DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS 2 (GAS SACRED HEART CHURCH, 92 False Full 05/02/2016 Association MONITORING), 3 (CONTAMINATION), BROAD STREET, Discharge 4 (REMEDIATION), 5 (VERIFICATION) CANTON, CARDIFF, CF11 of Condition AND 10 (FLOOD PLAN) OF 8BY 14/02798/MJR Application Registered Applicant Name Proposal Location Days taken 8 Week Decision Decision Date Number to decision target Achieved? 15/02063/MNR 12/08/2015 Lidl UK GmbH DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS 13 AND LAND FRONTING CARDIFF 187 False Full 15/02/2016 14 OF (TOPSOIL AND AGGREGATES) CITY STADIUM, LECKWITH Discharge 13/02056/DCO ROAD, CARDIFF of Condition 15/02064/MNR 12/08/2015 Lidl UK GmbH DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 12 LAND FRONTING CARDIFF 187 False Full 15/02/2016 (TOPSOIL) OF 13/02056/DCO CITY STADIUM, LECKWITH Discharge ROAD, CARDIFF of Condition 15/03107/MNR 22/12/2015 Hotcha CHANGE OF USE TO CLASS A3 (HOT GROUND FLOOR 51 True Permission 11/02/2016 FOOD TAKEAWAY) AND EXTERNAL COMMERCIAL UNIT, be granted ALTERATIONS – INCLUDING THE SAINT CANNA COURT, INSTALLATION OF VENTILATION AND COWBRIDGE ROAD EAST, EXTRACTION EQUIPMENT CANTON, CARDIFF, CF5 1GX 16/00093/MNR 19/01/2016 Cardiff City Football DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 4 CARDIFF CITY STADIUM, 16 True Full 04/02/2016 Club Ltd (IMPORTED SOILS VERIFICATION LECKWITH ROAD, Discharge NOTE AND REPORT) OF CANTON, CARDIFF, CF11 of Condition 13/01642/DCO 8AZ 15/03197/MNR 07/01/2016 Sag ALTERATIONS, EXTENSIONS AND 505-507 COWBRIDGE 35 True Permission 11/02/2016 ADAPTATIONS TO FORM 11 ROAD EAST, CANTON, be granted APARTMENTS FROM CURRENT 8 CARDIFF, CF5 1BB UNITS A/16/00009/MNR 19/01/2016 Marks and Spencer THE PROPOSED REMOVAL OF MARKS AND SPENCER 31 True Permission 19/02/2016 EXISTING BRAND SIGNS WITH NEW UNIT 4, CAPITAL RETAIL be granted INDIVIDUAL LETTER AND REMOTE PARK, LECKWITH ROAD, TOTEM SIGNAGE CANTON, CARDIFF, CF11 8EG A/16/00011/MNR 21/01/2016 Pettigrew Bakeries FRONT ELEVATION: A PAINTED 595 COWBRIDGE ROAD 36 True Permission 26/02/2016 FASCIA SIGN ONTO AN EXISTING EAST, CANTON, CARDIFF, be granted SHOP FASCIA. REAR ELEVATION: A CF5 1BE PAINTED FASCIA SIGN ONTO AN EXISTING SHOP FASCIA. REAR ELEVATION: A HANGING SIGN FROM THE REAR WALL. WEST ELEVATION: A PAINTED SIGN ON THE SIDE ELEVATION CATH Application Registered Applicant Name Proposal Location Days taken 8 Week Decision Decision Date Number to decision target Achieved? 15/03192/DCH 31/12/2015 Micalef LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT 45 LLANTRISANT STREET, 56 True Permission 25/02/2016 CERTIFICATE IN RESPECT OF REAR CATHAYS, CARDIFF, CF24 be granted GROUND FLOOR EXTENSION 4JD 4000MM OR LESS DEPTH FROM ORIGINAL MAIN HOUSE AND ANNEX WALLS, AND REAR DORMER SET BACK 300MM FROM ORIGINAL MAIN HOUSE REAR WALL 15/03191/DCH 31/12/2015 Beere REAR DORMER TO BE SET BACK 11 HIRWAIN STREET, 55 True Permission 24/02/2016 FROM ORIGINAL MAIN HOUSE REAR CATHAYS, CARDIFF, CF24 be granted WALL AND VELUX ROOF LIGHT TO 4JG FRONT NOT EXCEEDING 150MM ABOVE ROOF PLANE.
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