December Planning Updates
December Planning Updates
The following applications have been approved.
44 Walston Road. To install a raised platform/concrete base with wooden fence on top of a boundary wall.
Land at The Rectory, Wenvoe. Development of 12 dwellings and associated infrastructure
Outbuildings at Sutton Mawr, Waycock Road Change of use of existing outbuildings to ancillary residential accommodation
Land outside St Lythan’s Park, Old Port Road. Raising of canopy to tree 'T7'
The proposed diversions of footpaths 21 and 22 through The Grange site are to be the subject of a planning inspector’s enquiry to be held in April next year.
Low cost housing. Purchasers have to be first time buyers and are charged 70% of the purchase price. The other 30% is owned by the housing association but can
be purchased from them. At the present time there are 3 properties at the Redrow site and 4 at the Bellway site available. Under the present rules these are only available for Vale residents and families including aunts, uncles, nephews and nieces. Before applicants are sought outside the area the council considered greater effort should be made to find local purchasers. The council agreed to discuss the possibility of seeking purchasers from the Cardiff area next spring after all other avenues have been exhausted.
Councillors received a report on a recent meeting between the Vale 106 officer, councillors and library representatives relating to replacing the library building.
The defibrillator should now be installed in its box outside the Community Centre and the initial demonstration on how the equipment is used will have taken place. If you would like to attend a demonstration on the use of this vital piece of equipment please contact the Clerk to the Council (see page 2) who will arrange an additional course(s) when he has sufficient numbers, usually around 20 participants.
Allotment wardens reported on a bonfire on the allotments that got out of hand and resulted in the attendance of the fire brigade to extinguish it.
The two fir trees on the Village Green have been removed resulting in an improved appearance of the area.
