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Discharge of Condition 3 (Schedule of materials in construction (including samples) and Condition 6 (Landscaping scheme). Planning application approval 2019/01386/RES - Approval of layout, appearance, scale landscaping for a 3 storey apartment block, the Reserved Matters of Planning Permission ref. 2009/00946/OUT, comprising: 10 x 1 bed apartments aimed at older persons; 4 x 2 bed apartments aimed at older persons; 10 x 1 bed social rented apartments; 4 x 2 bed social rented apartments; 7 x 1 bed supported apartments; and 1 x 2 bed wardens accommodation / office

Development land at East Quay, Barry Waterfront (to east of Cory Way)

ApprovedReference: 2019/01386/1/CDVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Condition Discharge
Received
20 May 2022
Validated
20 May 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Discharge of Condition 3 (Schedule of materials in construction (including samples) and Condition 6 (Landscaping scheme). Planning application approval 2019/01386/RES - Approval of layout, appearance, scale landscaping for a 3 storey apartment block, the Reserved Matters of Planning Permission ref. 2009/00946/OUT, comprising: 10 x 1 bed apartments aimed at older persons; 4 x 2 bed apartments aimed at older persons; 10 x 1 bed social rented apartments; 4 x 2 bed social rented apartments; 7 x 1 bed supported apartments; and 1 x 2 bed wardens accommodation / office

Proposal details

Reference
2019/01386/1/CD
Ward
Castleland
Agent
Barratt David Wilson Homes

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Application location

Development land at East Quay, Barry Waterfront (to east of Cory Way)

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Application form redactedForms20 May 2022View
P17 1387 40 Site Location PlanPlan20 May 2022View
2162 Ms 01 Material Strategy A3 2 InfPlan20 May 2022View
P17 1387 60 Slp BdwPlan20 May 2022View
2162 Tp 01 Proposed Site Layout A3 C InfPlan20 May 2022View
Covering LetterGeneral Correspondence20 May 2022View
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement Letter_2019013861CD.pdf7 Jun 2022View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice_2019013861CD(1).pdf27 Jul 2023View

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