Planning
Proposed Extensions and Alterations to existing dwelling
Proposed Extensions and Alterations to existing dwelling
Carmarthenshire Council Planning
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Proposed Extensions and Alterations to existing dwelling
Proposed partial change of use of building to become that of a mixed use premises, compromising A3 use to first floor (food, drinks restaurant, wine and sports bar with snooker room) with the entire g
Retrospective planning permission for the change of use from forestry to mixed use comprising Forestry and Storage, including an area of hard standing
Crown reduction and thinning of ash, Sycamore and goats willow trees in rear of property, Trees are becoming too large and block a lot of light from the house, the risk of collision with the house is
Proposed erection of a terrace of three new dwellings to plots 23, 24 and 25 of Heol Dewi. To replace the two dwellings already consented to plots 23 and 24 and all associated works
Proposed erection of a single infill dwelling and all associated works
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Non-Material Amendment of roof covering to planning permission A25016
Proposed change of use from D1 use to become mixed used comprising 2/3 B1 use (Offices) and 1/3 B8 Use (Storage of distribution). The removal of the central flat roof section and its replacement with
Proposed erection of a portal frame building adjoining the existing workshop and van sales offices building to form separate storage and distribution units for rental purposes and all associated works
Tree works in a Conservation Area - 3 x trees to be thinned and pruned, cutting at the most 30% of the foliage to keep the tree in good stead for healing