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Proposed conversion of existing upper floors into 14 hotel rooms Use Class C1 (Hotel) with en suite bathrooms. Small lounge area, office and laundry room. New internal fire escape stair (from upper floor to first) and externally from first floor to ground floor.

The Buck, 62-66, Holton Road, Barry

ApprovedReference: 2021/01790/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
21 Dec 2021
Validated
7 Jan 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Proposed conversion of existing upper floors into 14 hotel rooms Use Class C1 (Hotel) with en suite bathrooms. Small lounge area, office and laundry room. New internal fire escape stair (from upper floor to first) and externally from first floor to ground floor.

Proposal details

Reference
2021/01790/FUL
Ward
Castleland
Agent
Mr. Simon Kennedy

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Application location

The Buck, 62-66, Holton Road, Barry

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Application formForms23 Dec 2021View
Drawing 01-OS planPlan7 Jan 2022View
Drawing 02-existing basement and ground floor planPlan7 Jan 2022View
Drawing 03-existingfirst and second floor planPlan7 Jan 2022View
Drawing 04 existing and proposed elevationPlan7 Jan 2022View
Drawing 05-existing elevations to access lanePlan7 Jan 2022View
Drawing 06-existing side elevations sectionPlan7 Jan 2022View
Drawing 07-existing side elevations sectionPlan7 Jan 2022View
CastlelandWrd1Consultee Response15 Feb 2022View
Welsh Water Consult ResponceConsultee Response16 Feb 2022View
APPROVED Drawing 08-proposed first floor planApproved Plans7 Jan 2022View
APPROVED Drawing 09-proposed second floor planApproved Plans7 Jan 2022View
APPROVED Drawing 10-proposed elevationsApproved Plans7 Jan 2022View
APPROVED Drawing - 11 Proposed Secure ParkingApproved Plans8 Mar 2022View
Site NoticeSite Notice_202101790FUL.docx19 Jan 2022View
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement Letter_202101790FUL.pdf26 Jan 2022View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice_202101790FUL(1).pdf21 Mar 2022View
Final ReportFinal Report_202101790FUL(1).pdf21 Mar 2022View

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