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Proposed single storey front extension with terraces to first and second floor above, part two storey part single storey rear extension and other internal alterations to property at 3-4, Uppercliff Close, Penarth

3-4, Uppercliff Close, Penarth

ApprovedReference: 2024/00984/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
22 Oct 2024
Validated
17 Jan 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Proposed single storey front extension with terraces to first and second floor above, part two storey part single storey rear extension and other internal alterations to property at 3-4, Uppercliff Close, Penarth

Proposal details

Reference
2024/00984/FUL
Ward
St. Augustines
Agent
Mr Ben Herrington, C2J Architects & Town Planners

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Application location

3-4, Uppercliff Close, Penarth

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationformredactedForms22 Oct 2024View
Redacted - Amended Application FormForms20 Jan 2025View
Al(00)01 Existing PlansPlan22 Oct 2024View
Al(10)01 Existing ElevationsPlan22 Oct 2024View
Upperclif 20 - (view from side of property at ground level of proposed additional room at first floor level)Plan22 Oct 2024View
Upperclif 21 - (view from Garden of property at ground level of the proposed)Plan22 Oct 2024View
Upperclif 22 - (view from first floor extension roof level of the proposed)Plan22 Oct 2024View
Redacted - Response from Cllr Neil ThomasConsultee Response21 Jan 2025View
Penarth Town CouncilConsultee Response7 Feb 2025View
Decision NoticeApproved Details18 Feb 2025View
Final ReportApproved Details18 Feb 2025View
APPROVED Al(90)01 Location PlanApproved Plans22 Oct 2024View
APPROVED Al(90)02 Site PlanApproved Plans22 Oct 2024View
APPROVED AMENDED AL(00)14 Rev. C Proposed ElevationsApproved Plans16 Jan 2025View
APPROVED AMENDED AL(00)13 Rev. B Proposed PlansApproved Plans16 Jan 2025View
SUPERSEDED Al(00)13 Reva Proposed PlansPress Advert22 Oct 2024View
SUPERSEDED Al(00)14 Revb Proposed ElevationsSuperseded Plans22 Oct 2024View

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