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External oak timber porch and stone masonry plinths to front elevation. Timber double doors to existing hallway. Timber bi fold doors to rear elevation to existing kitchen. Vaulted roof and ceiling to existing kitchen with conservation roof lights and circular timber gable window

Court House, Flemingston Road, Flemingston

ApprovedReference: 2018/00487/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
26 Apr 2018
Validated
30 Apr 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

External oak timber porch and stone masonry plinths to front elevation. Timber double doors to existing hallway. Timber bi fold doors to rear elevation to existing kitchen. Vaulted roof and ceiling to existing kitchen with conservation roof lights and circular timber gable window

Proposal details

Reference
2018/00487/FUL
Ward
St. Athan
Agent
Mr. Graham Parry, gjpdesign

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Application location

Court House, Flemingston Road, Flemingston

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Application form no personal dataForms26 Apr 2018View
Design And Access StatementSupporting Documents26 Apr 2018View
Heritage StatementSupporting Documents26 Apr 2018View
PLA_L (0) 01 Existing Ground Floor PlanPlan26 Apr 2018View
Site Location Plan 1 1250Plan26 Apr 2018View
St. Athan Community CouncilConsultee Response15 May 2018View
PLA_L (0) 02 Proposed Ground Floor PlanApproved Plans26 Apr 2018View
PLA_L (0) 04 Existing and Proposed Rear ElevationApproved Plans26 Apr 2018View
PLA_L (0) 05 Existing and Proposed Side ElevationApproved Plans26 Apr 2018View
Amended Plans - PLA_ L (0) 03A.pdfApproved Plans11 Jun 2018View
NeighbourNeighbour Consultation_201800487FUL.doc8 May 2018View
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement Letter_201800487FUL.doc8 May 2018View
Site NoticeSite Notice_201800487FUL.doc10 May 2018View
Final ReportFinal Report_201800487FUL.doc19 Jun 2018View
Version 2 Decision NoticeDecision Notice_201800487FUL(2).doc17 Sept 2018View
PLA_L (0) 03 Existing and Proposed Front ElevationSuperseded Plans26 Apr 2018View

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