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Double storey rear extension, single storey side extension and alterations to fenestration. Demolition of existing garage and construction of newly positioned garage.

Glannant, Corntown Road, Corntown

ApprovedReference: 2025/00181/FULVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
19 Feb 2025
Validated
5 Mar 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Double storey rear extension, single storey side extension and alterations to fenestration. Demolition of existing garage and construction of newly positioned garage.

Proposal details

Reference
2025/00181/FUL
Ward
St. Brides Major
Agent
Mr Paul Watkin, PDW BUILDING DESIGNS

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Application location

Glannant, Corntown Road, Corntown

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationformredactedForms19 Feb 2025View
02 Existing Ground Floor PlanPlan19 Feb 2025View
03 Existing First Floor PlanPlan19 Feb 2025View
08 Existing ElevationsPlan19 Feb 2025View
12 Existing Tree, Shrubs and Planting PlanPlan22 May 2025View
APPROVED Decision NoticeApproved Details23 May 2025View
APPROVED Final ReportApproved Details23 May 2025View
APPROVED 04 Proposed Ground Floor Plan 1/2Approved Plans19 Feb 2025View
APPROVED 05 Proposed Ground Floor Plan 2/2Approved Plans19 Feb 2025View
APPROVED 06 Proposed First Floor Plan 1/2Approved Plans19 Feb 2025View
APPROVED 07 Proposed Frist Floor Plan 2/2Approved Plans19 Feb 2025View
APPROVED 09 Proposed Elevations 1/2Approved Plans19 Feb 2025View
APPROVED 10 Proposed Elevations 2/2Approved Plans19 Feb 2025View
APPROVED 11 Proposed Garage Plan & ElevationsApproved Plans19 Feb 2025View
APPROVED 01 Location PlanApproved Plans5 Mar 2025View
APPROVED 13 Proposed Tree, Shrubs and Planting PlanApproved Plans22 May 2025View
Exisitng Rear ElevationPhotograph19 Feb 2025View
Existing Elevation RedactedPhotograph19 Feb 2025View
Existing Front Elevation 2Photograph19 Feb 2025View
Existing Front Elevation RedactedPhotograph19 Feb 2025View
Existing GaragePhotograph19 Feb 2025View
Existing Side ElevationPhotograph19 Feb 2025View
Gis Glannant Corntown BridgendSuperseded Details19 Feb 2025View

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