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New strecher and 21 passenger lift to facilitate easy evacuation in case of fire and emergency

122-124 The Waverley Care Centre, Plymouth Road, Penarth

ApprovedReference: 2024/00795/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

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

Application overview

New strecher and 21 passenger lift to facilitate easy evacuation in case of fire and emergency

Proposal details

Reference
2024/00795/FUL
Ward
Plymouth
Agent
Dr Somas Kandiah, SK DESIGNS

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Application location

122-124 The Waverley Care Centre, Plymouth Road, Penarth

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DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form redactedForms4 Sept 2024View
Design Statement Lift ShaftSupporting Documents4 Sept 2024View
Tree SurveySupporting Documents24 Mar 2025View
101 Existing Site PlanPlan4 Sept 2024View
107 Existing Ground Floor PlanPlan4 Sept 2024View
108 Existing First Floor PlanPlan4 Sept 2024View
109 Existing Typical Floor PlanPlan4 Sept 2024View
110 Existing East ElevationPlan4 Sept 2024View
111 Existing South ElevationPlan4 Sept 2024View
Plymouth Ward 1Consultee Response24 Sept 2024View
Penarth Town CouncilConsultee Response9 Oct 2024View
APPROVED Green Infrastructure And Bio Diversity StatementApproved Details4 Sept 2024View
APPROVED Soft LandscapingApproved Details4 Sept 2024View
Decision NoticeApproved Details28 Oct 2024View
Final ReportApproved Details28 Oct 2024View
APPROVED 100 Site Location PlanApproved Plans4 Sept 2024View
APPROVED 102 Proposed Ground Floor PlanApproved Plans4 Sept 2024View
APPROVED 103 Propsed1st Floor PlanApproved Plans4 Sept 2024View
APPROVED 104 Proposed Typical Floor PlanApproved Plans4 Sept 2024View
APPROVED 105 Proposed East ElevationApproved Plans4 Sept 2024View
APPROVED 106 Proposed South ElevationApproved Plans4 Sept 2024View
APPROVED Piling Foundation Section 02.pdfApproved Plans22 Oct 2024View
APPROVED AMENDED Piling Layout Plan 01Approved Plans23 Oct 2024View
Site NoticeSite Notice_202400795FUL.docx25 Sept 2024View
SUPERSEDED Piling Layout Plan 01Superseded Plans22 Oct 2024View

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