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PLANNING NOTICE HYSBYSIAD CYNLLUNIO . Development Affecting The Setting Of A Listed Building And/Or The Character or Appearance of a Conservation Area Datblygiad yn Effeithio ar Osodiad Adeilad Rhestredig a/neu Gymeriad neu Ymddangosiad Ardal Gadwraeth Application No.: DM/2018/01058 Variation of condition 1 (DC/2008/00156) to extend the time allowed to commence development. 2 Model Cottages, Monmouth Road, UskNP15 2LB. Listed Building Consent Caniatâd Adeilad Rhestredig Application No.: DC/2017/01143 To save the 16th century ornate pastel ceiling from possible catastrophic damage. (Support to original floor). Marriott St Pierre Hotel, Chepstow NP16 6YA. Application No.: DM/2018/00457 Conversion of outbuilding to two holiday lets. The Mardy Farm, Llandenny Road, Usk NP15 1DN. Application No.: DM/2018/01069 Replacement of front door from timber to metal frame. Replacement of section of masonry to upper level of one of the original large threshing door openings with timber- framed glazing, which would be an extension of the existing ground floor timber-framed glazing. See concurrent planning DM/2018/01068. West Tithe Barn, Moynes Court, Mathern NP16 6HZ. Application No.: DM/2018/01117 Replacement roof covering to existing porch. 32 Monk Street, Abergavenny Monmouthshire. Application No.: DM/2018/01129 Conversion of stables to provide detached dwelling. The Stable Adjoining St Marys Church, Usk. Application No.: DM/2018/01137 Amendments to approved drawings for conversion of Pen Y Fal Chapel (DC/2015/00245 & DC/2015/00246). Pen Y Fal Chapel, Abergavenny NP7 5LX. Application No.: DM/2018/01140 Replacement windows to the front elevation ground floor, new railings to the frontage, new French doors to rear elevation, and new disabled toilet internally. 57 Bridge Street, Usk, Monmouthshire NP15 1BQ. Notice is hereby given that the above applications have been submitted to Monmouthshire County Council. The details are available at www.monmouthshire.gov.uk/planning. Any representations should be made within 21 days of the date of this notice to the Magor address, via website, or email [email protected] quoting the application number. PLANNING HELPLINE (01633) 644 880 – 08/08/2018 Hysbysir drwy hyn y cyflwynwyd y ceisiadau uchod i Gyngor Sir Fynwy. Mae'r manylion ar gael yn www.monmouthshire.gov.uk/planning. Dylid gwneud unrhyw sylwadau o fewn 21 diwrnod o ddyddiad yr hysbysiad hwn i gyfeiriad Magwyr, drwy'r wefan neu e-bost [email protected] gan roi rhif y cais. LLINELL GYMORTH CYNLLUNIO (01633) 644880 – 08/08/2018.

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