Development Briefs
The Council has established a procedure for the production,
reporting, consultation and adoption of Site Development Briefs
which can be downloaded below. (PDF 1MB)
Site
Development and Planning Brief Procedures
Land to the North of the Railway Line, Rhoose
Approved Development Brief
The Council has prepared and approved the above development
brief as part of the Unitary Development Plan process. The brief
will guide future development of the site and will be a significant
material consideration in the determination of any forthcoming
planning application.
The brief describes the planning, design and transport
requirements for the site along with any constraints. It is
essential that the development of this site makes an effective and
positive contribution to the social, economic and environmental
wellbeing of the local community, which the brief seeks to
ensure.
A 6-week consultation took place on the draft development brief
between Monday 31st July 2006 and Friday 8th September 2006. The
Council received a significant number of comments and some changes
have subsequently been made to the development brief.
You can download the documents below in PDF format:
Council's
response to the representations and changes to the draft
development brief.
Land
to the North of the Railway Line, Rhoose - Approved Development
Brief
St Athan - Development Brief
The St. Athan Development Brief was approved by Council in July
2006.
The Brief:
- Outlines the proposals behind the Defence Training Review bid
for new military training facilities, which have been submitted by
Metrix to the MOD;
- Confirms the relationship of the Training Academy and Aerospace
Wales proposals on the St. Athan site;
- and provides a basis for the consideration of any future
planning application(s) for the St. Athan site.
You can download the documents below in PDF format:
Cowbridge Garden Centre Development Brief
The Vale of Glamorgan Council has approved a Development
Brief (PDF 3.9MB) for the site of Hurran's Garden Centre in
Cowbridge. The brief has been prepared to assist all relevant
parties with an interest in the future of the site. The council,
through the Development Brief, seeks to promote the significant
opportunities that may arise in any future redevelopment of this
important brown field site and outline some of the constraints
relating to the site in order to maximise the quality of the final
development achieved.
The draft Development Brief was the subject of a public
consultation exercise carried out in October 2004. Several
representations were received and taken into account in the final
draft of the Development Brief, which has now been approved by
Council for the purposes of Development Control.
Contact
If you have any queries please contact Planning and Transportation
Policy.
E-mail: planning&transport@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk