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Ground Floor Rear Extension, First Floor Side Extension, Creation of First Floor above existing Milking Parlour, Internal and External Alterations. Detached Garage

Persondy, Treoes

ApprovedReference: 2020/01517/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
10 Dec 2020
Validated
21 Nov 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Ground Floor Rear Extension, First Floor Side Extension, Creation of First Floor above existing Milking Parlour, Internal and External Alterations. Detached Garage

Proposal details

Reference
2020/01517/FUL
Ward
Llandow
Agent
Mrs. Sally Hall

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Application location

Persondy, Treoes

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Addendum to PEA & LERC Analysis -Persondy Farm 2.pdfAdditional Details16 Aug 2021View
Bat Survey ReportAdditional Details16 Aug 2021View
Spectrum Ecology - Vegetation clearance, land at Persondy Farm, Treoes - Method Statement.pdfAdditional Details16 Aug 2021View
Method StatementAmended Details2 Feb 2023View
Application form RedactedForms14 Dec 2020View
Preliminary Ecological Appraisal - Persondy Farm - Spectrum EcologySupporting Documents11 Mar 2021View
GGAT responseConsultee Response9 Mar 2021View
Consultee Response NRWConsultee Response21 Mar 2022View
NRW Response NRW_01215234 - Persondy V2 (2020.01517.FUL) (CAS-218633-W1B9) 23.06.23.pdfConsultee Response26 Jun 2023View
NRW ResponseConsultee Response3 Nov 2023View
APPROVED Persondy Farm, Bat building LocationApproved Details21 Nov 2023View
Final ReportApproved Details25 Jan 2024View
Version 2 Decision NoticeApproved Details17 Apr 2025View
APPROVED Proposed Alterations, extension and Garage detailsApproved Plans10 Dec 2020View
APPROVED Drg 01 - Existing plans and elevations - location plan incApproved Plans10 Dec 2020View
APPROVED Drg 02 - Proposed plans and elevatonsApproved Plans10 Dec 2020View
APPROVED Drg 10 D Proposed Bat House Sections and ElevationsApproved Plans21 Nov 2023View
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement Letter_202001517FUL.doc4 Jan 2021View
Site NoticeSite Notice_202001517FUL(1).doc19 Jan 2021View

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