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Rear single storey extension. Hip to gable roof with flat roof dormer. Reroofing of existing single storey lean on the side of the house, replacing existing glazed roof with steeper pitched roof of slate. New garden outhouse on site of existing shed

5, Milton Road, Penarth

ApprovedReference: 2022/00607/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Rear single storey extension. Hip to gable roof with flat roof dormer. Reroofing of existing single storey lean on the side of the house, replacing existing glazed roof with steeper pitched roof of slate. New garden outhouse on site of existing shed

Proposal details

Reference
2022/00607/FUL
Ward
Cornerswell
Agent
Mr Gary Phelps, Stanwell Architects

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Application location

5, Milton Road, Penarth

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Application form redactedForms10 May 2022View
A105 - Existing ElevationsAdditional Plans22 Jun 2022View
A102 Existing Ground FloorPlan10 May 2022View
A103 Existing First FloorPlan10 May 2022View
A104 Exsting Site PlanPlan10 May 2022View
A106 Existing 3d PerspectivePlan10 May 2022View
A116 Proposed 3d PerspectivePlan10 May 2022View
Penarth Town CouncilConsultee Response8 Jun 2022View
Decision NoticeApproved Details29 Sept 2022View
Final ReportApproved Details29 Sept 2022View
A101 Site Location PlanApproved Plans10 May 2022View
A107 Proposed Ground Floor PlanApproved Plans10 May 2022View
A108 Proposed First FloorApproved Plans10 May 2022View
A109 Proposed Loft FloorApproved Plans10 May 2022View
A110 Proposed Rear ElevationApproved Plans10 May 2022View
A111 Proposed Side ElevationApproved Plans10 May 2022View
A112 Proposed Principal ElevationApproved Plans10 May 2022View
A113 Proposed Adjoining ElevationApproved Plans10 May 2022View
A114 Garden OuthouseApproved Plans10 May 2022View
Amended- A115 Rev 1 Proposed Site PlanApproved Plans8 Aug 2022View
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgement Letter_202200607FUL.pdf31 May 2022View
Superseded- A115 Proposed Site PlanSuperseded Plans10 May 2022View

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