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Carmarthenshire

Glan Bran Arms, Cynghordy, Llandovery, SA20 0LG

Installing an outside tap in the breeze block wall of the attached barn next to the EV charging point. The tap will connect through the breeze block wall from the existing water pipe in the attached barn. (see Appendix 1, photos 1 and 2; Appendix 2: floor plan, and Appendix 3: Elevations point 1). Reinstating the kitchen in the curved room at the front left of the house (currently a reception room). A hole through an internal wall will be required for water in and out for the sink and dishwasher (see Appendix 1: photos 3 and 4). This hole will be placed next to the existing radiator pipes to preserve the aesthetics of the room. The water out will connect to the nearest drain within the toilet block floor. This requires a shallow trench in the toilet block floor (has modern tiles) (see Appendix 1: photo 5 and Appendix 2: floor plan). This pipe work does not alter any of the front, side or rear elevation of the house, as it will connect to the toilet block drains
Status
Waiting for a decision
Reference
PL/11469
Type
Listed building or conservation area
Size
Small
Ward
Llandovery
Received
28 September 2026
Decision due by
11 November 2026

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