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Change of use of part of agricultural land to A1 use, including provision of vending machine housed in timber building

Llanfrynach Farm, Llanfrynach Lane, Cowbridge

ApprovedReference: 2020/01211/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application location

Llanfrynach Farm, Llanfrynach Lane, Cowbridge

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
7 Oct 2020
Validated
24 May 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Change of use of part of agricultural land to A1 use, including provision of vending machine housed in timber building

Proposal details

Reference
2020/01211/FUL
Ward
Cowbridge
Agent
Creative Design Solutions

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Application form-redactedForms14 Oct 2020View
Design and Access Statement - part supersededSupporting Documents7 Oct 2020View
SUPERSEDED - FP/1968/03 - Block Planf.pdfPlan7 Oct 2020View
SUPERSEDED - FP/1968/02 - Floor Plans.pdfPlan7 Oct 2020View
SUPERSEDED - Response from highways - PLAH004255.DOCConsultee Response7 Jan 2021View
Highway response - PLAH004255.DOCConsultee Response26 Apr 2021View
SUPERSEDED - comments from highwaysConsultee Response3 Jun 2021View
APPROVED Statement of PurposeApproved Details7 Oct 2020View
APPROVED FP/1968/01 - Prop.Elevations.pdfApproved Plans7 Oct 2020View
APPROVED- Site location planApproved Plans7 Oct 2020View
APPROVED Prop Internal Layout.pdfApproved Plans9 Dec 2020View
APPROVED 5085-SK-04 - Vis Splays - SK03.pdfApproved Plans24 May 2021View
APPROVED 5085-SK-05 - Proposed Site Plan - SK03.pdfApproved Plans24 May 2021View
APPROVED 5085-SK-06 - SITE LOCATION PLANApproved Plans8 Jun 2021View
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement Letter_202001211FUL(1).pdf6 Nov 2020View
Site NoticeSite Notice_202001211FUL.doc11 Nov 2020View
Site NoticeSite Notice_202001211FUL(1).doc8 Jun 2021View
Final ReportFinal Report_202001211FUL.pdf12 Aug 2021View
Version 2 Decision NoticeDecision Notice_202001211FUL(1).pdf14 Feb 2022View
SUPERSEDED -Revised Block Plan.pdfSuperseded Plans9 Dec 2020View

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Decision & conditions

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Version 2 Decision Notice
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