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Demolition of existing ground floor porch. Demolition of existing roof structure. Proposed ground floor to roof gutter extension, with a second floor balcony. Proposed new roof with rear dormer

18, Whitcliffe Drive, Penarth

PendingReference: 2023/01151/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application location

18, Whitcliffe Drive, Penarth

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Application summary

Status
Pending
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
20 Nov 2023
Validated
20 Nov 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing ground floor porch. Demolition of existing roof structure. Proposed ground floor to roof gutter extension, with a second floor balcony. Proposed new roof with rear dormer

Proposal details

Reference
2023/01151/FUL
Ward
Plymouth
Agent
Mr Philip Hughes, phil hughes professional drawings

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationformredactedForms20 Nov 2023View
Design and access statementSupporting Documents20 Nov 2023View
Planning Statement From The ApplicantsSupporting Documents12 Jan 2024View
Amended - PP600 D - Proposed floor plansAmended Plan(s)2 Sept 2024View
Amended - PP700 E - Existing and proposed front and side elevationsAmended Plan(s)2 Sept 2024View
Amended - PP800 D - Existing and Proposed rear and side elevationsAmended Plan(s)2 Sept 2024View
Site location planPlan20 Nov 2023View
PP500 A - Existing floor plansPlan20 Nov 2023View
PLymouth Ward 1Consultee Response11 Dec 2023View
Penarth Town CouncilConsultee Response2 Jan 2024View
Superseded - PP600 A - Proposed floor plansSuperseded Plans20 Nov 2023View
Superseded PP700 A - Existing and proposed front and side elevationsSuperseded Plans20 Nov 2023View
Superseded PP800 A - Existing and Proposed rear and side elevationsSuperseded Plans20 Nov 2023View
Superseded - PP700 A - Existing and proposed front and side elevationsSuperseded Plans18 Jan 2024View
Superseded - PP800 A - Existing and Proposed rear and side elevationsSuperseded Plans18 Jan 2024View
Superseded - PP600 A - Proposed floor plansSuperseded Plans21 Feb 2024View
Superseded - PP600 C - Proposed floor plansSuperseded Plans19 Mar 2024View
Superseded - PP700 D - Existing and proposed front and side elevationsSuperseded Plans19 Mar 2024View
Superseded - PP800 C - Existing and Proposed rear and side elevationsSuperseded Plans19 Mar 2024View

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