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Retention and completion of new entrance gate on land at Moor Lane, Porthcawl

Nottage Park Lodges Moor Lane Nottage Porthcawl CF36 3EJ

DecidedReference: P/24/382/FULBridgend County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
26 Jun 2024
Validated
26 Jun 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bridgend County Borough Council

Application overview

Retention and completion of new entrance gate on land at Moor Lane, Porthcawl

Proposal details

Reference
P/24/382/FUL

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Application location

Nottage Park Lodges Moor Lane Nottage Porthcawl CF36 3EJ

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DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice_P24382FUL.docxDecision16 Feb 2026View
Officers Report_P24382FUL.pdfDecision16 Feb 2026View
Land at Moor lane-02 Proposed Site Plan(2).pdfPlans2 Oct 2025View
Land at Moor lane-03 Proposed Front Elevation and Detailed Site Plan(2).pdfPlans2 Oct 2025View
Land at Moor lane-01 Locaiton Plan.pdfPlans28 Mar 2025View
Land at Moor lane-04 Proposed Rear Elevation and Side Elevations.pdfPlans26 Jun 2024View
GJP Green Infrastructure Addendum Note - Moor Lane Entrance Gate - September 2025.pdfSubmission documents25 Sept 2025View
P24382FUL Nottage Park Lodges Moor Lane Nottage Porthcawl CF36 3EJ(1).pdfSubmission documents28 Mar 2025View
GA27.001.1ST.PDF.pdfSubmission documents28 Mar 2025View
GA27.026.1ST.PDF.pdfSubmission documents28 Mar 2025View
Site Notice_P24382FUL.docxSubmission documents26 Jul 2024View
GJP Planning and GI Statement - Moor Lane Entrance Gate (June 2024 - Final).pdfSubmission documents26 Jun 2024View
Appendix A - National Planning Policies.pdfSubmission documents26 Jun 2024View
Appendix B - Decision Notice P.22.651.RLX.pdfSubmission documents26 Jun 2024View
Appendix C - Committee Report ref P.16.497.FUL.pdfSubmission documents26 Jun 2024View
Appendix D - Highways Comments ref P.16.497.FUL.pdfSubmission documents26 Jun 2024View
Email-RE_ P_24_382_FUL - Nottage Park Lodges.msgConsultation responses14 Jul 2025View
Email-RE_ Planning application consultation P_24_382_FUL Nottage Park Lodges Moor Lane Nottage Por.msgConsultation responses31 Aug 2024View
Planning Observations 18th July 2024.pdfConsultation responses26 Jul 2024View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision Notice_P24382FUL.docx Officers Report_P24382FUL.pdf Appendix B - Decision Notice P.22.651.RLX.pdf
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