Planning Applications
The Development Control service determines planning
applications to ensure that proposed new developments support the
Council's Unitary Development Plan and national and regional
planning guidance.
The pages below include advice on making a planning application
and all the necessary application forms. You can also submit your
application online through the Planning Portal.
There are details of planning applications and
decisions with information on planning enforcement and
appeals.
- General Planning Guidance
- Planning Application Forms
- Planning Portal Services
- Applications and Decision Notices
- Committee Meetings and Reports
- Planning Enforcement
- Planning Appeals
- Site Location Plans
Please note when making a planning application or appeal,
the forms, plans and supporting information will be made available
for public viewing on our online Planning
Register.
Latest Planning
News
Current Major Applications
Barry Waterfront - 2009/00946/OUT &
2009/00947/OUT
On 11th September 2009 two planning applications were submitted
for Land at Barry Waterfront adjacent to Dock No. 1, Barry in
outline to develop vacant land at Barry Waterfront for residential
(C3), retail (A1), cafés, bars and restaurants (A3), hotel (C1)
and, offices (B1). Planning Register -
2009/00946/OUT &
2009/00947/OUT
Other Major applications currently before the Council
include:
White Farm, Merthyr Dyfan, Barry - 2010/00123/RES
Outline application for residential development
Land at St. Johns Well, St. Athan - 2009/01368/OUT
Outline application for residential development
Former Ogmore Residential Centre - 2009/00489/OUT
Outline application for residential development
Ogmore Caravan Park - 2009/01273/OUT
Outline application for residential development
The Planning Committee Meeting on 24
September 2009 resolved to approve plans to create a
Defence
Technical College and Aerospace Business Park at St. Athan and
these applications were finally approved on 1st December 2009 after
the completion of a legal agreement with the Council.
Our Online Planning
Register allows you to search and view Planning
Applications and Appeals that have been submitted to the Vale of
Glamorgan Council since 1980. You can also search our
Planning Application History Maps which are updated
monthly.
From 1st September 2009 new requirements for sustainable
development have been introduced by the Welsh Assembly
Government.
From 1st June 2009 there is a
statutory requirement to submit a Design Statement with planning
and listed building consent applications. Read the Guidance
Note here.
Changes recently made to Outline
Planning Permission and Reserved Matters Applications.
Planning Fees
The Planning Portal provide
a Fee
Calculator or you can read our Guide to
Planning Fees.