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Raising single storey flat roof to front elevation by 350mm to allow for use of ceiling track hoist

Ty Twyn, Mill Road, Dinas Powys

ApprovedReference: 2024/00369/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application location

Ty Twyn, Mill Road, Dinas Powys

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Raising single storey flat roof to front elevation by 350mm to allow for use of ceiling track hoist

Proposal details

Reference
2024/00369/FUL
Ward
Dinas Powys
Agent
Mr Alex French, Alex French Associates Ltd

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationformredactedForms18 Apr 2024View
AMENDED Existing front and rear elevationsAmended Plan(s)5 Jun 2024View
AMENDED Existing Side ElevationsAmended Plan(s)5 Jun 2024View
Exisiting Ground Floor Plan - redactedPlan18 Apr 2024View
Proposed Left Hand Side ElevationPlan22 May 2024View
Proposed Rear ElevationPlan22 May 2024View
Heritage commentsConsultee Response30 May 2024View
HENEB Consult ResponseConsultee Response7 Jun 2024View
Dinas Powys CCNeighbour Response9 May 2024View
APPROVED AMENDED Green Infrastructure Statement.rev aApproved Details6 Jun 2024View
Decision NoticeApproved Details12 Jun 2024View
Final ReportApproved Details12 Jun 2024View
APPROVED Site Location PlanApproved Plans18 Apr 2024View
APPROVED Proposed Ground Floor Plan - redactedApproved Plans18 Apr 2024View
APPROVED AMENDED Proposed front and rear elevationsApproved Plans5 Jun 2024View
APPROVED AMENDED Proposed side elevationsApproved Plans5 Jun 2024View
SUPERSEDED Green Infrastructure StatementSuperseded Details23 May 2024View
SUPERSEDED Existing Front ElevationSuperseded Plans18 Apr 2024View
SUPERSEDED Existing Left Hand Side ElevationSuperseded Plans18 Apr 2024View
SUPERSEDED Existing Right Hand Side ElevationSuperseded Plans18 Apr 2024View
SUPERSEDED Existing Rear ElevationSuperseded Plans18 Apr 2024View
SUPERSEDED Proposed Front ElevationSuperseded Plans18 Apr 2024View
SUPERSEDED Proposed Right Hand Side ElevationSuperseded Plans18 Apr 2024View

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