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Double extension to the side, loft conversion with rear dormer and single storey extension to the back of property

17, Hinchsliff Avenue, Barry

ApprovedReference: 2021/00627/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
28 Apr 2021
Validated
8 Jun 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Double extension to the side, loft conversion with rear dormer and single storey extension to the back of property

Proposal details

Reference
2021/00627/FUL
Ward
Dyfan
Agent
Miss Bethan Clemett

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Application location

17, Hinchsliff Avenue, Barry

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
Sheet A1 - Proposed Building Regs 1Additional Details8 Jun 2021View
Sheet A1 - Proposed Building Regs 2 -Additional Details8 Jun 2021View
Application form redactedForms28 Apr 2021View
Sheet A1 - Proposed Additional ViewsAmended Plan(s)8 Jun 2021View
Sheet A1 - Proposed Levels and Views -Amended Plan(s)8 Jun 2021View
Sheet A1 - Proposed Sectional ViewAmended Plan(s)8 Jun 2021View
Waterboard Drainage DrawingPlan28 Apr 2021View
1500 Block Plan(1)Plan28 Apr 2021View
site location 1:1250Plan7 May 2021View
block 1:500Plan7 May 2021View
Existing elevation plansPlan7 May 2021View
Existing levels and viewsPlan7 May 2021View
Existing floor plansPlan7 May 2021View
Barry Town Council, Town Hall, King Square, Barry, CF63 4RWConsultee Response28 May 2021View
Approved-Sheet A1 - Proposed Attic Floor PlanApproved Plans8 Jun 2021View
Approved-Sheet A1 - Proposed Elevation Plans -Approved Plans8 Jun 2021View
Approved- Sheet A1 - Proposed Floor Plans -Approved Plans8 Jun 2021View
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement Letter_202100627FUL.pdf7 May 2021View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice_202100627FUL.pdf16 Jun 2021View
Final ReportFinal Report_202100627FUL.pdf16 Jun 2021View
Proposed Additional ViewsSuperseded Plans28 Apr 2021View
Proposed Attic Floor PlanSuperseded Plans28 Apr 2021View
Proposed Sectional ViewSuperseded Plans28 Apr 2021View
Proposed Levels And ViewsSuperseded Plans28 Apr 2021View
Proposed Floor `Superseded Plans28 Apr 2021View
Proposed Elevation PlansSuperseded Plans28 Apr 2021View

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