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Appeal Application details for - CAS-03205-M0V5N2

Location
Big Mews, Hilton Farm, Colwinston
Proposal
Without planning permission, the construction of a single storey conservatory extension on the northwest side of the converted barn, and a porch extension on the southeast side, together with the occupation of the barn for residential purposes.
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Type
Enforcement appeal
Enforcement Ref
ENF/2023/0053/PRO
Related Planning Ref
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Appeal Method
WR
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PI Decision Date
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PINS Reference
CAS-03205-M0V5N2
Appellant
Mr C Gough
Agent
Robert Bowen
Appellant Address
The Little Mews Hilton Farm Colwinston Cowbridge CF71 7NJ
Agent Address
RB Planning & Dev Ltd 7 Llys Sant Teilo Llangyfelach Swansea SA5 7HQ
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Ext Inspector
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Ward
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Appeal Officer
Marc Stephens
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Application Made By
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Name Date Sent ExpiryDate
Colwinston Community Council 22/05/2024 21/06/2024
Llandow Ward1 22/05/2024 21/06/2024
Address Response Count
Hilton House Colwinston 1
HILTON LODGE & THE GREAT WHITE HOUSE HILTON FARM COLWINSTON COWBRIDGE CF71 7NJ 2

No Attachments found for this Application

Appeal Start
17/05/2024
Questionaire Sent
23/05/2024
Questionaire Due
24/05/2024
Statement Sent
10/06/2024
Statement Due
14/06/2024
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Grounds and Decisions

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Variations to Notice
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Enforcement Notice Reasons
(1) It appears to the Council that the above breach of planning control consisting of the construction of the Conservatory Extension and the Porch Extension, as well as the residential occupation of a converted barn in the countryside has occurred within the last 4 years. (2) By virtue of the scale and UPVC finish, the Conservatory Extension fails to respond to the traditional stone finish and agricultural character and appearance of the converted barn. Furthermore, the Porch Extension is not lightweight, contrasts with the stone finish of the barn, and is considered to further domesticate the character of the building. Therefore, by virtue of the insensitive design, and scale in the case of the Conservatory Extension, both the Conservatory Extension and the Porch Extension are considered to detract from the character and appearance of the barn and therefore fail to accord with Policy MD11 of the Adopted LDP, as well as the Council’s Conversion and Renovation of Rural Buildings SPG, and advice contained within Technical Advice Note 12 (TAN 12). (3) It is considered that given the rural countryside location, just under 1 mile away from the settlement of Colwinston via a single-track unlit country lane, that those occupying Big Mews Barn would be highly reliant on the use of private cars to access work, local services, and amenities. The rural location also contributes to the dispersed pattern of dwellings in the countryside, which in turn places additional pressure on the Council to provide essential services and facilities in isolated locations. Therefore, given the lack of justification and that the barn does not support any rural enterprise, it is considered that the location is entirely unsustainable in this case. Furthermore, the absence of consent means that no affordable housing contribution has been paid and no biodiversity enhancement or green infrastructure measures have been agreed. Therefore, it is considered that the unauthorised residential use of Big Mews Barn fails to accord with Policies MD1, MD11, MD9, and MG4 of the Vale of Glamorgan Adopted LDP as well as Planning Policy Wales (Edition 11), and as such, it is considered expedient to require the residential use of Big Mews Barn to cease. (4) It is considered that the decision complies with the Council’s well-being objectives and the sustainable development principle in accordance with the requirements of the Well Being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015.
Ground Letter Text
Ground (f) The steps required to comply with the requirements of the Notice are excessive Ground (g) That the time given to comply with the Notice is too short
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