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Vale of Glamorgan

The Mole, Neptune Road, Barry Waterfront, Barry

Discharge of Conditions 25.(NRW requested contamination condition) 29.(Remediation Scheme 2) & 30.(Importation of Soils/aggregates) for planning ref 2023/00051/HYB - The proposals for the site are the subject of a hybrid application comprising: 1. Full planning permission for engineering works to raise the existing ground levels of the Mole site to a minimum of 9.00m AOD to mitigate against potential future flood risk. 2. Outline planning permission for the development of a watersports centre, associated college/education facility and café on the eastern part of the site. 3. Outline planning permission for residential development of up to 100 dwellings. 4. Outline planning permission for ancillary works, including access, parking, landscaping, public open space and other associated infrastructure. at No.1 Dock and The Mole, Neptune Road, Barry Waterfront, Barry
Status
Waiting for a decision
Reference
2023/00051/2/CD
Type
Details for conditions
Size
Large
New homes
100
Ward
Baruc
Received
25 September 2026
Decision due by
23 November 2026
Decision
Pending

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