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Installation of 2 no EV chargers and to mark 2 no charging bays on the existing tarmac surface (application for a Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development)

Three Crosses Community Hall Gowerton Road Three Crosses Swansea SA4 3PX

DecidedReference: 2026/1461/PLDSwansea Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Lawful Dev. Cert - Proposed
Received
4 Sept 2026
Validated
2 Oct 2026
Determination deadline
27 Nov 2026
Local authority
Swansea Council

Application overview

Installation of 2 no EV chargers and to mark 2 no charging bays on the existing tarmac surface (application for a Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development)

Proposal details

Reference
2026/1461/PLD
Alternative references
PP-15204684
Ward
Fairwood - Area 2
Parish
Three Crosses Community Council

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Application location

Three Crosses Community Hall Gowerton Road Three Crosses Swansea SA4 3PX

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
FINAL OFFICER REPORTAdroddiad - Report8 Oct 2026View
FINAL DECISION NOTICEHysbysiad Penderfyniad - Decision Notice · PDF8 Oct 2026View
Llythyr Cydnabyddiaeth -Acknowledgement LetterLlythyr Cydnabyddiaeth -Acknowledgement Letter · PDF5 Oct 2026View
ROLEC EV DATA SHEETDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF2 Oct 2026View
SITE PHOTOS OF THE COMMUNITY CENTREDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF2 Oct 2026View
SIDE ELEVATIONDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF2 Oct 2026View
DETAILS OF THE EV CHARGER.Dogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF2 Oct 2026View
PLAN VIEWDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF2 Oct 2026View
EXISTING PLANDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF2 Oct 2026View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF4 Sept 2026View
PROPOSED LOCATION PLANDogfen a Ddisodlwyd - Superseded Document · PDF4 Sept 2026View
EV CHARGING PROJECT SCOPEDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document4 Sept 2026View
LOCATION PLANDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF4 Sept 2026View

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FINAL DECISION NOTICE
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