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Two storey extension to the rear of the existing house with first floor rear balcony, front canopy, replacement of existing cladding to front and rear elevationsa nd alterations to fenestration (amendment to planning permission 2025/0991/FUL granted 3rd October 2025)

15 The Paddock West Cross Swansea SA3 5AH

Being ConsideredReference: 2026/1530/FULSwansea Council

Last published check: 27 Sept 2026, 12:00. Check the council record for more recent changes.

Application location

15 The Paddock West Cross Swansea SA3 5AH

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Application summary

Status
Being Considered
Application type
Full Plans
Received
21 Sept 2026
Validated
21 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
16 Nov 2026
Local authority
Swansea Council

Application overview

Two storey extension to the rear of the existing house with first floor rear balcony, front canopy, replacement of existing cladding to front and rear elevationsa nd alterations to fenestration (amendment to planning permission 2025/0991/FUL granted 3rd October 2025)

Proposal details

Reference
2026/1530/FUL
Alternative references
PP-15236889
Ward
West Cross - Bay Area
Parish
Mumbles Community Council
Agent
Arolwg Cyf

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Llythyr Cydnabyddiaeth -Acknowledgement LetterLlythyr Cydnabyddiaeth -Acknowledgement Letter · PDF23 Sept 2026View
APPLICATION FORMDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF21 Sept 2026View
LOCATION PLANDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF21 Sept 2026View
BLOCK PLANDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF21 Sept 2026View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS AND FLOOR PLANSDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF21 Sept 2026View
APPROVED ELEVATIONS AND FLOOR PLANSDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF21 Sept 2026View
GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE STATEMENTDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF21 Sept 2026View
COVER LETTERDogfen Gyfredol - Current Document · PDF21 Sept 2026View

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