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Construct an open-frame steel structure to temporarily support a replaced and replacement process vessel in the W930 area of the existing Dow Barry chemical site. The structure is expected to be in place for 18-24 months and will be removed after the construction activities are complete

Dow Corning Ltd, Cardiff Road, Barry

ApprovedReference: 2024/00070/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
29 Jan 2024
Validated
8 Feb 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Construct an open-frame steel structure to temporarily support a replaced and replacement process vessel in the W930 area of the existing Dow Barry chemical site. The structure is expected to be in place for 18-24 months and will be removed after the construction activities are complete

Proposal details

Reference
2024/00070/FUL
Ward
Cadoc
Agent
Mr Tom Pearson, Dow Silicones UK Ltd

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Application location

Dow Corning Ltd, Cardiff Road, Barry

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationformredactedForms29 Jan 2024View
Biodiversity Enhancement Strategy 202400070FUL.docxSupporting Documents7 Feb 2024View
NATS Safeguarding Consult ResponseConsultee Response15 Feb 2024View
NRW Consult ResponseConsultee Response27 Feb 2024View
20240306_MOD_ResponseConsultee Response7 Mar 2024View
2024-00070-FUL - Drainage Comments.docConsultee Response4 Apr 2024View
Councils Drainage SectionConsultee Response4 Apr 2024View
Decision NoticeApproved Details11 Apr 2024View
Final ReportApproved Details11 Apr 2024View
APPROVED Bdc 00143148 General ArrangementApproved Plans29 Jan 2024View
APPROVED Bdc 00143149 Elevations Looking North And SouthApproved Plans29 Jan 2024View
APPROVED Bdc 00143150 Elevations Look East And West On New TowerApproved Plans29 Jan 2024View
APPROVED Bdc 00143151 3d Perspective ViewApproved Plans29 Jan 2024View
APPROVED BDC 00143153 - Location Plan.pdfApproved Plans8 Feb 2024View
Site NoticeSite Notice_202400070FUL.docx14 Mar 2024View

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