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Demolition of conservatory, single storey extension, alterations and improvements, including re-roofing, to bungalow with existing loft conversion and dormer

121, Stanwell Road, Penarth

RefusedReference: 2023/00955/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Refused
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
18 Sept 2023
Validated
18 Sept 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Demolition of conservatory, single storey extension, alterations and improvements, including re-roofing, to bungalow with existing loft conversion and dormer

Proposal details

Reference
2023/00955/FUL
Ward
Stanwell
Agent
Mrs Amanda Spence, Amanda Spence Architects

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Application location

121, Stanwell Road, Penarth

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Email with photographs attachedAdditional Details26 Sept 2023View
PhotographAdditional Details26 Sept 2023View
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PhotographAdditional Details26 Sept 2023View
PhotographAdditional Details29 Sept 2023View
PhotographAdditional Details29 Sept 2023View
PhotographAdditional Details29 Sept 2023View
Design ReportSupporting Documents18 Sept 2023View
S100 - Site plan detailing trees and bird boxesSupporting Documents29 Sept 2023View
Penarth Town CouncilConsultee Response11 Oct 2023View
Letter of support from neighbourNeighbour Response18 Sept 2023View
Decision NoticeRefused Details5 Dec 2023View
Final ReportRefused Details5 Dec 2023View
REFUSED - Site location planRefused Plans18 Sept 2023View
REFUSED - E100 - Existing Plans and Elevations 1-8Refused Plans18 Sept 2023View
REFUSED - S100 - Proposed Plans and Elevations 1-7Refused Plans18 Sept 2023View
Site NoticeSite Notice_202300955FUL.docx17 Oct 2023View

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