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Vale of Glamorgan Council planning applications week ending May 28

Your planning news from The Vale of Glamorgan County Borough Council this week.

Declan Carey

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Vale of Glamorgan Council planning applications week ending May 28

Submitted by Vale of Glamorgan Council

The below list, is taken from The Vale of Glamorgan County Borough Council’s website on Tuesday, June 1 and contains planning applications within the last 7 Days.

Various planning applications have been submitted to the Vale of Glamorgan Council.

The list of received applications can be found below.

  • Works to Trees within the Barry Marine Conservation Area - Sectioning down and removal of one Holm Oak; Reduction off property of a line of Holm Oak and fire damaged Holm Oak; Removal of two Scots Pine trees which have partially failed and; Removal/reduction of overhanging branches to entrance building. Friars Point House, Barry Island.
  • Main roof, front low level roof and rear two storey roof: remove existing clay plain tile roof coverings, including felt and battens, and renew with new Redland Rosemary clay plain tiles, Smooth Red in colour. Introduce Velux GGL 2070 CK02 roof window sized 780x550, within front roof elevation, located between the dormer and party wall. Two storey chimney stack: remove existing pots and cap over chimney with code 5 lead. 60, Plymouth Road, Penarth.
  • Alterations and extension to the existing property and including erection of Dojo pavilion and associated drainage works. Ty Llaeth, Lon Cwrt Ynyston, Leckwith.
  • Proposed construction of equestrian arena, 30m x 60m (1800m2) with fibre sand surface and kickboard height fencing from existing grazing paddock. Tynewydd Farm, Livery Stables, Flemingston.
  • Amended plans: Attic conversion comprising of increase in roof ridge height and insertion of roof windows to front and back. Bank Cottage, Flemingston Road, Flemingston.
  • Non Material Amendment - Extension shape to change because we have to build around an inspection chamber and set off boundary. Size is reduced but materials are the same. Smaller bifold or sliding doors and a smaller flat roof light will compliment the new shape better. Also cladding would be a darker grey, anthracite. Planning approval 2020/01432/FUL - A drive, a single storey plus a first floor extension. Lyndhurst, 105, Cardiff Road, Dinas Powys.

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