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Extensions and alterations to an existing building, change of use from Manager's Accommodation to guest rooms on the first floor

Four Bells Inn, Rock Road, St. Athan

ApprovedReference: 2018/00819/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
10 Jul 2018
Validated
10 Jul 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Extensions and alterations to an existing building, change of use from Manager's Accommodation to guest rooms on the first floor

Proposal details

Reference
2018/00819/FUL
Ward
St. Athan
Agent
Ms Sue Cambie, SCD Design Ltd

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Application location

Four Bells Inn, Rock Road, St. Athan

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Application form no personal dataForms10 Jul 2018View
Planning, Design And Access StatementSupporting Documents10 Jul 2018View
00-01 Rev A Existing Ground Floor PlanPlan10 Jul 2018View
00-03 Rev A Existing Roof PlanPlan10 Jul 2018View
00-02 Rev A Existing First Floor PlanPlan10 Jul 2018View
00-04 Rev A Existing Elevations East and WestPlan10 Jul 2018View
00-05 Rev A Existing Elevations North and South & Section GPlan10 Jul 2018View
TP-00 Rev A Existing and Proposed Site PlansPlan10 Jul 2018View
00-09 Existing SectionsPlan10 Jul 2018View
00-08 Existing Block PlanPlan10 Jul 2018View
Location PlanPlan10 Jul 2018View
St. Athan Community CouncilConsultee Response8 Aug 2018View
Approved Plan - TP-02 Proposed First FloorApproved Plans10 Jul 2018View
Approved Plan - TP-03 Proposed Roof PlanApproved Plans10 Jul 2018View
Approved Plan - TP-05 Proposed North and West ElevationsApproved Plans10 Jul 2018View
Approved Plan - TP-01 Rev A Proposed Ground Floor PlanApproved Plans10 Jul 2018View
Approved Plan - TP-04 Proposed South and East ElevationsApproved Plans10 Jul 2018View
Approved Plan - TP-06 Proposed Sections B, F & GApproved Plans10 Jul 2018View
NeighbourNeighbour Consultation_201800819FUL.doc19 Jul 2018View
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement Letter_201800819FUL.doc19 Jul 2018View
Final ReportFinal Report_201800819FUL(1).doc29 Aug 2018View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice_201800819FUL.doc29 Aug 2018View

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