Planning Applications – Page 3 – Newport Pembs Planning Alerts

Ger y Don Golf Course Road (Application withdrawn)

NP/20/0090/FUL Registration date: 17-Feb-20

Image based on extracts from the drawings submitted.

Reconfiguration and extension of existing dwelling
View application on planning website

This is another substantial extension to an existing property.

This application has been withdrawn.

Absence of safe path from affordable housing through open market site

This is a letter sent to the National Park by a local resident, who has persisted to get a pedestrian path, from the affordable rented housing at Maes y Mynydd through the housing site Church Fields to Goat Street, which members of the DMC made a condition of the planning permission, but it has not been done and the site is now occupied and fenced off from the market housing. Absence of safe footpath

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28th October 2020

The issue of the absent path has now been taken up by Newport Area Environment Group (NAEG) https://naeg.org.uk. The latest news is that the discussion is still ongoing between the planning authority and the developer as to the provision of this path. We will keep you posted.

Lle Bryony, the Old Pottery site

Old Pottery development — Lle Bryony, the Old Pottery site

Further development is now being carried out on the old pottery site next door to Yard y Parrog. The lovely old pottery building becoming hidden amongst a further 3 luxury properties, albeit it is all crammed on to a small site. The price of the 3 bedroom properties on Lle Bryony are from £425,000 up to £465,00. The owner was exempt from providing an affordable element on the site, because a small amount of land was given to an adjoining site enabling an increase in the number of affordable to rent units on that site. The overall appearance of both the sites is of a development that one would see in a city not in the National Park.

Nearing completion the houses on the Old Pottery Site adjoined by one of the affordable houses on the neighbouring site on the top of Parrog Road. The over development of the plot has produced an untidy, incohesive development

The old Pottery building flanked by a new unit diminishing the character of the original building

Development completed with two properties already sold. Another character building disappears, in this case engulfed by a a development that is totally out of character with its surroundings and not in the vernacular for Newport.

3 of the 4 properties for sale have sold on completion.

Old Pony Paddock Parrog Road

This is development of 2 open market houses and 2 affordable houses, being developed on a very small site.

Old Pony Paddock – the two open market houses

These are the open market housing on this site. They are 3 storey houses not in keeping with the vernacular and again obliterating Carningli. Yet another development on Parrog Road that has robbed Newport of an iconic view, this time from the coastal path and walking up from Parrog.

The two four bedroom open market properties near to completion with an asking price of £575,000 and £599,000

*Sea and estuary views from the bath and view of bather from the coastal path*. A first for Newport!
Both properties sold on completion.

Land adjacent to 13 Maes Morfa

Application no:NP/ 20/0084/FUL Reg date 14-Feb-2020

Demolition of existing garage and construction of new dwelling.
View application on planning website

This application was approved on 11-N0v-2020

See Delegated Decision Notice here:

https://planning.pembrokeshirecoast.wales/agile_pcnpa/MediaTemp/89761-22867.pdf

Newport Golf Club – sale of properties on open market

No action is being taken by the National Park over a serious error which resulted in National Planning Policy being breached over the sale on the open market of 10 properties by Newport Golf Club.

There has been a serious error resulting in the sale of 10 properties on the open market, contrary to National Planning Policy. This case received extensive press coverage and full details can be seen by clicking here.

Berry Lodge Golf Course Rd Newport. Reg date 12 Dec 2019

Demolition of existing dwelling and construction of 2 storey replacement dwelling.

View Application

This application will be considered by Nevern and Moylegrove Community Council, contact: nevernandmoylegrovecc@gmail.com

This application went before the Development Management Committee on the 18/3/2020 with the Officers recommending refusal.
The application was refused on 20th March 2020. You can view the refusal notice.

At the same DMC meeting a separate application for Berry Lodge for part demolition, alterations and extension to dwelling was approved. Full details are on the PCNPA Planning site and can be seen by clicking here.

Rock House Feidr Brenin Parrog

Rock House – application to renovate old garage and add pitched roof. Big increase in height.

No. NP/19/0660/FUL Reg date 04-Dec-2019

…alteration to convert part former garage building to create separate studio and workshop accommodation. New pitched roof will substantially raise the profile.

View Application (on the National Park Planning Site)

This planning application was granted permission on the 29th January 2020.

See below for separate application for replacement dwelling, or click here.

Dec 30, 2019

Y Glowty Mountain West

Application no: NP/19/0632/NMA Reg date: 20-11-19

Change to approved window design on NP/18/0704/FUL (approved 09-Jan-20)

Y Glowty was originally allowed permission for a very small residence with a metre wide extension on the side. The criteria for holiday use is extensive.