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Discharge of Condition 7 (Hard and Soft Landscaping). Planning permission ref: 2022/00278/RG3 - Transport interchange to integrate bus and rail travel. The transport interchange will utilise the existing council ground level car park area to the east of the Docks offices, creating a circulatory route for buses and taxis, with a central landscaped area with seating, cycle stands and allowing for potential cycle hub / cafe unit and 'Next-bikes' in the future (this would be a separate planning application). The scheme will also have secure cycle lockers and future proof for electric vehicle charging of both buses and taxis. New bus shelters with interactive displays, and new LED lighting to current standards will also be installed

Dock Office, Subway Road, Barry

ApprovedReference: 2022/00278/7/CDVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Condition Discharge
Received
9 Feb 2023
Validated
9 Feb 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Discharge of Condition 7 (Hard and Soft Landscaping). Planning permission ref: 2022/00278/RG3 - Transport interchange to integrate bus and rail travel. The transport interchange will utilise the existing council ground level car park area to the east of the Docks offices, creating a circulatory route for buses and taxis, with a central landscaped area with seating, cycle stands and allowing for potential cycle hub / cafe unit and 'Next-bikes' in the future (this would be a separate planning application). The scheme will also have secure cycle lockers and future proof for electric vehicle charging of both buses and taxis. New bus shelters with interactive displays, and new LED lighting to current standards will also be installed

Proposal details

Reference
2022/00278/7/CD
Ward
Castleland
Agent
Mr. Tony Cahill

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Application location

Dock Office, Subway Road, Barry

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Documents 5 of 5

DocumentPublishedAction
Application formForms9 Feb 2023View
BDI-AMEY-S1-ZZ-DR-C-3001 C01 Landscape GA.pdfPlan9 Feb 2023View
BDI-AMEY-S1-ZZ-DR-C-3003 C01 Indicative Planting Details 1 of 2.pdfPlan9 Feb 2023View
BDI-AMEY-S1-ZZ-DR-C-3004 C01 Indicative Planting Details 2 of 2.pdfPlan9 Feb 2023View
BDI-AMEY-S1-ZZ-DR-C-510 Permeable Paving Details Rev.C01.1.pdfPlan9 Feb 2023View

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