March Planning Updates
March Planning updates
All the following applications have been granted planning permission.
- Springfield Store and Post Office, 33, Old Port Road. Single storey rear extension.
- 6, Grange Avenue. Single storey rear wrap around extension, including loft conversion.
- 28, Walston Road. Work to trees covered by TPO
- 61, Walston Road. Fell ash tree in front garden.
- 8, Heol Collen. Ground floor extension to form an accessible shower room adjacent to a bedroom
- 16, Heol Draenen Wen. Single storey extensions to rear and side of property.
The planning permission for the new library is now expected to be granted before the end of February. The 106 agreement to release the required funds was discussed.
The Council is seeking quotes for repairs to the wooden window frames of the Community Centre building. The replacement with plastic frames was not being considered.
The continuing problem of fly tipping, local incidents of tyres being dumped was highlighted. The amount of waste from fast food outlets was also highlighted, the managers are to be contacted. An article on tipping is included in this edition. Reporting incidents is easy on the Vale web site and they respond quickly to such reports.
The pros and cons of using land adjacent to the quarry access road as a local future burial ground were discussed. The item will be considered further at a future meeting.
The flooding of the footpath near the Beech Tree Restaurant created by the installation of a flood prevention barrier for the St Lythans Estate has been reported to the Vale and a reply is still awaited.
The illegal fly posting in relation to a dog lost in November was discussed. The material, is now seen as a problem, especially locally, with items causing litter in public areas and the surrounding countryside. The Vale officers are to be requested take appropriate action.