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Demolish car port and construct single storey workshop/store. Construct one and two storey side extension and single storey rear extension. Extend existing porch.

Brynhawddgar, 19, Wick Road, Ewenny

ApprovedReference: 2024/00196/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
1 Mar 2024
Validated
1 Mar 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Demolish car port and construct single storey workshop/store. Construct one and two storey side extension and single storey rear extension. Extend existing porch.

Proposal details

Reference
2024/00196/FUL
Ward
St. Brides Major
Agent
Mr James Byrne, Marshall Byrne Architecture

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Application location

Brynhawddgar, 19, Wick Road, Ewenny

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DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form RedactedForms1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 13 Rev O Existing Record PhotographsPlan1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 12 Rev O Garden Room AspectPlan1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 11 Rev O Proposed Roof Arrangement AspectsPlan1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 10 Rev O Proposed Rear Elevation IllustrationPlan1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 09 Rev O Existing Rear Elevatyion IllustrationPlan1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 08 Rev O Proposed Front Elevation IllustrationPlan1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 07 Rev O Existing Front Elevation IllustrationPlan1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 06 Rev O Proposed Drainage ArrangementsPlan1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 05 Rev O Existing Drainage ArrangementsPlan1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 01 Rev O Location PlanPlan1 Mar 2024View
Chudleigh Cottage, 14 Wick Road, EwennyNeighbour Response1 Apr 2024View
21 Wick Road, EwennyNeighbour Response2 Apr 2024View
Decision NoticeApproved Details10 May 2024View
Final ReportApproved Details10 May 2024View
Location Plan - APPROVEDApproved Plans1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 04 Rev O Comparative Roof Plan - APPROVEDApproved Plans1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 03 Rev O Comparative Elevations - APPROVEDApproved Plans1 Mar 2024View
2316 P 02 Rev O Comparative Floor Plan - APPROVEDApproved Plans1 Mar 2024View
Site NoticeSite Notice_202400196FUL.docx27 Mar 2024View

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