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The demolition of the existing workshop and construction of a new three storey apartment block. The new apartment building will be split into three sub divided one bed apartments

Building Rear of 59, Vere Street, Barry

ApprovedReference: 2023/01049/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
23 Oct 2023
Validated
19 Jun 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

The demolition of the existing workshop and construction of a new three storey apartment block. The new apartment building will be split into three sub divided one bed apartments

Proposal details

Reference
2023/01049/FUL
Ward
Cadoc
Agent
Mr. Ross Irvine, RPS Consulting Services Ltd

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Application location

Building Rear of 59, Vere Street, Barry

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Application form redactedForms23 Oct 2023View
Planning Design And Access StatementSupporting Documents23 Oct 2023View
Parking Survey - Vere StreetSupporting Documents15 Jan 2024View
AVS/6 - Existing Site Plan And ElevationsPlan23 Oct 2023View
Reinstatement Detail for the Proposed Development at the Rear of 59 Vere Street 2023.pdfPlan15 Jan 2024View
SRS - Email responseConsultee Response7 Nov 2023View
WWater PLA0076424_ Notification - PLA0076424.docConsultee Response14 Nov 2023View
2023-01049-FUL - Drainage Comments.docConsultee Response29 Nov 2023View
Councils Drainage SectionConsultee Response29 Nov 2023View
Barry Town Council, Holton RdConsultee Response7 Dec 2023View
SRSConsultee Response4 Jan 2024View
Highways initial commentsConsultee Response23 Jan 2024View
Highways Final CommentsConsultee Response27 Feb 2024View
Approved - Biodiversity Enhancement StrategyApproved Details23 Oct 2023View
Final ReportApproved Details4 Jul 2024View
Version 3 Decision NoticeApproved Details28 Jul 2025View
Approved - AVS 7 - Proposed Site Layout PlanApproved Plans23 Oct 2023View
Approved - AVS/4 - Proposed Floor PlansApproved Plans23 Oct 2023View
Approved - AVS/5 - Proposed ElevationsApproved Plans23 Oct 2023View
Site Location PlanSuperseded Plans23 Oct 2023View

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