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Application to remove the current modern red brick chimneys, and re-build with rubblestone in the same position.

Glebe Farm, Porthkerry

ApprovedReference: 2021/01620/LBCVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Listed Building Consent application
Received
12 Nov 2021
Validated
12 Nov 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Application to remove the current modern red brick chimneys, and re-build with rubblestone in the same position.

Proposal details

Reference
2021/01620/LBC
Ward
Rhoose
Agent
Mrs Rachael Williams

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Application location

Glebe Farm, Porthkerry

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form RedactedForms12 Nov 2021View
Design And Access StatementSupporting Documents12 Nov 2021View
Appendix A Existing Chimneys At Church Farmhouse(1)Supporting Documents12 Nov 2021View
Appendix B Existing Chimneys Showing Evidence Of Alteration(1)Supporting Documents12 Nov 2021View
Appendix C Chimneys Of Neighbouring PropertiesSupporting Documents12 Nov 2021View
Appendix D Extract From Glamorgan Medieval Non Defensive Secular MonumentsSupporting Documents12 Nov 2021View
Appraisal and Management PlanSupporting Documents12 Nov 2021View
Appendix J Technical Advice Note 24 (the Historic Environment) May 2017Supporting Documents12 Nov 2021View
Heritage Impact Statement(1)Supporting Documents12 Nov 2021View
Site Location PlanPlan12 Nov 2021View
270/S02 Existing ElevationsPlan12 Nov 2021View
270/PR10 Proposed ElevationsPlan12 Nov 2021View
Porthkerry Conservation Area MapPlan12 Nov 2021View
E-mail from SPAB Consult ResponseConsultee Response11 Jan 2022View
Archaeological response - VOG1541 Church (Glebe) Farm, Porthkerry.pdfConsultee Response17 Jan 2022View
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement Letter_202101620LBC.docx30 Nov 2021View
Site NoticeSite Notice_202101620LBC.docx3 Dec 2021View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice_202101620LBC.pdf24 Jan 2022View
Final ReportFinal Report_202101620LBC.pdf24 Jan 2022View
Press Advert - 16 December, 2021Press Advert16 Dec 2021View

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