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Discharge of Conditions 6.(Materials Details) 9.( Lighting Strategy ) 10.(Archaeology 1) 11.(archaeology 2) for planning ref 2023/01056/FUL - Proposed 3 Domestic Units and 1 Retail/Cafe/Office Unit - The objective is to bring the building back into a viable use and thus secure its future at The Market Place Restaurant, 66, High Street, Cowbridge

The Market Place Restaurant, 66 High Street, Cowbridge

ApprovedReference: 2023/01056/1/CDVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Condition Discharge
Received
10 Dec 2024
Validated
13 Dec 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Discharge of Conditions 6.(Materials Details) 9.( Lighting Strategy ) 10.(Archaeology 1) 11.(archaeology 2) for planning ref 2023/01056/FUL - Proposed 3 Domestic Units and 1 Retail/Cafe/Office Unit - The objective is to bring the building back into a viable use and thus secure its future at The Market Place Restaurant, 66, High Street, Cowbridge

Proposal details

Reference
2023/01056/1/CD
Ward
Cowbridge
Agent
Mr Dominic Phillips, Richard Andrews Architects Ltd

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Application location

The Market Place Restaurant, 66 High Street, Cowbridge

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Condition 10 and 11: Written Scheme of Historic Environment Mitigation by Cardiff Archaeological Consultants (Report no. 2024-15, dated October 2024)Supporting Documents10 Dec 2024View
Condition 06 - External Materials Details Document FULSupporting Documents13 Mar 2025View
Condition 09 - R773-63 A1 Rev A - Outdoor Lighting PlanAmended Plan(s)28 Oct 2025View
R773 01 A4 Location PlanPlan10 Dec 2024View
Heneb (Welsh Trust for Archaeology)Consultee Response22 Jan 2025View
Heneb Consult ResponseConsultee Response6 Mar 2025View
Council's EcologistConsultee Response28 Mar 2025View
Decision Notice - Partial Discharge - Condition 10 and 11Approved Details31 Jan 2025View
Decision Notice Condition 6 and 9Approved Details31 Oct 2025View
SUPERSEDED Condition 6: External Material Details DocumentsSuperseded Details10 Dec 2024View
SUPERSEDED Condition 9: R773 63 A1 External LightingSuperseded Plans10 Dec 2024View

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Decision Notice - Partial Discharge - Condition 10 and 11 Decision Notice Condition 6 and 9
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