Category: Community Council News

March Planning Applications

 

Planning Applications for March

 

   41 Gwenfo Drive. – Retention of two storey and single storey extensions to side and rear of property, and detached double garage. The present construction was larger and had numerous alteration to the previous granted permission, the council now considered this to be overdevelopment and would not support this present application.

   Burger King, Brooklands Terrace Retail Park, – One double sided advertising unit fully integrated into bus shelter. The bus shelter has been installed as part of the road works with the advertising board installed. No comment.

 

 

 

 

 

March Planning Updates

 

Planning updates

 

The following applications have been approved.

4, Station Road West, Wenvoe  – Retention of Garden Store/Hobby room

 2, Burdons Close,  – Installation of UPVC window to rear wall of garage

 36, Goldsland Walk,  – Conversion of integral garage to living accommodation

 Dyffryn Gardens, St. Nicholas  – Charging shed for site vehicles and proposed alterations to compost bays and concrete apron.

The council discussed the problems being encountered by unthoughtful parents parking vehicles especially at the end of the school day. There are incidents of cars parking on pavements leaving no room for prams to pass, damaging grass verges, parking on yellow lines at road corners which were installed to allow children to cross the road safely, parking so they prevented the use of drop kerb areas, preventing users of the Village Hall exiting the car park etc. School parking is a problem throughout the county because certain parents feel to have to park as close to the school as possible are not prepared to walk any further than necessary. The police will be requested to attend occasionally when possible and issue warnings etc. Protection of the grass verges will be investigated.

The new junction at Brooklands Terrace is expected to come into use in early March, four weeks behind schedule. Hopefully the signal timings will allow for a smooth flow of traffic and public transport around Culverhouse Cross.

The trees in Grange Avenue have been trimmed, and one felled, making them safer without having to fell them all

 

 

 

February Planning Applications

 

Planning Applications for January

meeting4 Station Road. – Alterations and improvements of a garage with a pitched roof. The council had no objections subject to a condition of any planning permission preventing the building used for anything other than the designed garden room.

 Dyffryn Gardens. – A proposed charging shed for site vehicles and alterations to the compost bays and concrete apron. The compost area is at the far end of the garden and no objections were raised.

 Dyffryn House. –  The installation of a one hour fire door and frame to the second floor of the house. Alt-hough a modern edition as a safety feature the coun-cil did ot object.

 Land at the Lawns, Cwrt Yr Ala Road. – To con-struct an American barn to provide three stables and a feed store. As long as there was sufficient land available to graze 3 horses there were no objections.

 

 

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