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Conversion of existing building into 3.no apartments and creation of external amenity space, including associated external alterations

6, St. Nicholas Road, Barry

ApprovedReference: 2020/00978/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
20 Aug 2020
Validated
20 Aug 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Conversion of existing building into 3.no apartments and creation of external amenity space, including associated external alterations

Proposal details

Reference
2020/00978/FUL
Ward
Baruc
Agent
Mr. James King

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Application location

6, St. Nicholas Road, Barry

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Design & Access StatementSupporting Documents20 Aug 2020View
PL00_200 Existing Elevations Rev BAmended Plan(s)19 Oct 2020View
PL00-101 Existing First & Second Floor PlansPlan20 Aug 2020View
PL20-010 Proposed Block PlanPlan20 Aug 2020View
PL20-100 Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlan20 Aug 2020View
PL20-102 Proposed Roof PlanPlan20 Aug 2020View
PL20-300 Proposed Section A-APlan20 Aug 2020View
SRS (Environment) ResponseConsultee Response2 Sept 2020View
SRS (Neighbourhood) CommentsConsultee Response3 Sept 2020View
Welsh Water ResponseConsultee Response4 Sept 2020View
Welsh Water - Public Sewer RecordConsultee Response4 Sept 2020View
Barry Town Council, Town Hall, King Square, Barry, CF63 4RWConsultee Response2 Oct 2020View
Approved - PL00-001 Site Location PlanApproved Plans20 Aug 2020View
Approved - PL00-010 Existing Block PlanApproved Plans20 Aug 2020View
Approved - PL00-100 Existing Ground Floor PlanApproved Plans20 Aug 2020View
Approved - PL00-102 Existing Roof PlanApproved Plans20 Aug 2020View
Approved - PL00-300 Existing Section A-AApproved Plans20 Aug 2020View
Approved - AMENDED PL20_200 Proposed Elevations Rev CApproved Plans19 Oct 2020View
Approved - AMENDED PL20_101 Proposed First & Second Floor Plans Rev CApproved Plans19 Oct 2020View
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement Letter_202000978FUL.pdf1 Sept 2020View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice_202000978FUL.pdf28 Oct 2020View
Final ReportFinal Report_202000978FUL.pdf28 Oct 2020View

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