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Discharge of Conditions 3 - Materials details, 4 - Samples, 5 - Balcony details, 6 - Means of enclosure, 7 - Landscaping scheme, 9 - Levels and 18 - Visibility Splays of Planning permission ref. 2017/00818/FUL: Construction of four bedroom detached house in the side garden

The Pound, Duffryn Lane, St. Nicholas

ApprovedReference: 2017/00818/2/CDVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Condition Discharge
Received
13 Dec 2019
Validated
15 Nov 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Discharge of Conditions 3 - Materials details, 4 - Samples, 5 - Balcony details, 6 - Means of enclosure, 7 - Landscaping scheme, 9 - Levels and 18 - Visibility Splays of Planning permission ref. 2017/00818/FUL: Construction of four bedroom detached house in the side garden

Proposal details

Reference
2017/00818/2/CD
Ward
Wenvoe
Agent
Llinos Hallett, Asbri Planning Ltd.,

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Application location

The Pound, Duffryn Lane, St. Nicholas

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form (Redacted)Forms13 Dec 2019View
SUPERSEDED Planting And Maintenance SpecificationSupporting Documents13 Dec 2019View
Examples Of External MaterialsSupporting Documents13 Dec 2019View
Materials ScheduleSupporting Documents13 Dec 2019View
As Built Site Levels, Layout and External Finishes Drawing Ref SL.01 dated November 2022.pdfAmended Plan(s)15 Nov 2022View
As Built Site Sections’ SX.01 dated November 2022Amended Plan(s)15 Nov 2022View
Proposed Floor Plans, Elevations and Site PlanAmended Plan(s)15 Nov 2022View
B.01 Balcony DetailPlan13 Dec 2019View
Site Location PlanPlan13 Dec 2019View
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement Letter_2017008182CD.pdf24 Jan 2020View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice_2017008182CD(2).pdf7 Dec 2022View
SUPERSEDED SL.01 Site Layout And LandscapingSuperseded Plans13 Dec 2019View
SUPERSEDED SX.01 Site SectionsSuperseded Plans13 Dec 2019View
SUPERSEDED SL.01 - Proposed Site layout and landscaping~Rev A.pdfSuperseded Plans11 Feb 2020View
SUPERSEDED SX.01 - Proposed Site sections~Rev A.pdfSuperseded Plans11 Feb 2020View
SUPERSEDED SL.02 Proposed Site LevelsSuperseded Plans28 Feb 2020View
SUPERSEDED SX.01 Proposed Site SectionsSuperseded Plans28 Feb 2020View
SUPERSEDED 1048-23-100 Rev 2 Amended Site Plan for Conditions DischargeSuperseded Plans11 Oct 2021View

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