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Removal of 1950s external concrete stair. Construction of new part internal stair and lift shaft pod. Reinstatement of top floor side window as original. Removal of concrete surrounds to front top floor window and reinstatement with Bathstone surrounds to wider windows. Replacement of rendered flat roof side dormer window with new pitched roof dormer. Construction of top floor rear extension and balcony

4, Park Road, Penarth

ApprovedReference: 2022/00046/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Removal of 1950s external concrete stair. Construction of new part internal stair and lift shaft pod. Reinstatement of top floor side window as original. Removal of concrete surrounds to front top floor window and reinstatement with Bathstone surrounds to wider windows. Replacement of rendered flat roof side dormer window with new pitched roof dormer. Construction of top floor rear extension and balcony

Proposal details

Reference
2022/00046/FUL
Ward
Plymouth
Agent
Nigel Arnold, Nigel Arnold Architect

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Application location

4, Park Road, Penarth

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form RedactedForms20 Jan 2022View
Heritage Impact StatementSupporting Documents20 Jan 2022View
PR-04 Proposed and Existing Including addtional side elevationAdditional Plans9 Mar 2022View
Site Location PlanPlan20 Jan 2022View
Penarth Town CouncilConsultee Response11 Feb 2022View
Version 2 Decision NoticeApproved Details24 Feb 2023View
APPROVED - Amended PR-04 rev EApproved Plans19 May 2022View
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement Letter_202200046FUL.docx31 Jan 2022View
Final ReportFinal Report_202200046FUL.pdf9 Jun 2022View
SUPERSEDED PR 04 Proposed Plans and Existing / Proposed ElevationsSuperseded Plans20 Jan 2022View
PR04 revised drawingsSuperseded Plans13 Apr 2022View
Superseded PR04 rev B Proposed Plans and Existing ElevationSuperseded Plans13 Apr 2022View
Superseded PR-04 rev C Revised Existing and Proposed PlansSuperseded Plans26 Apr 2022View
Superseded PR04 - rev DSuperseded Plans6 May 2022View

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