Our client approached us with a view to converting a Listed Chapel into a dwelling. This was a delicate development because not only was the building Listed but the site was very small with little room to manoeuvre with regard to extensions. Dialogue then ensued with the LPA's Conservation Officer and agreement was reached, with the the assistance of the architectural designers on what could be achieved within the confines of the site. Applications were then submitted for planning consent and Listed Building approval, which were favourably obtained following the pre-application discussions and further changes during the course of the handling of the application. a successful conclusion to a potentially difficult and sensitive development.
Town Planning Case Studies
- Halen Môn seek Owen Devenport's expertise
- Lawful Use granted on Chalet and Caravan
- Holiday Occupancy condition deleted
- House Sale proceeds after Lawful Use proven
- Holiday conversion success in Abergele
- Drainage condition deemed unworkable
- Dwelling conversion allowed in Betws yn Rhos
- Listed Chapel approved for conversion
- Two new dwellings in rural location
- Lawful Use secured on re-sited barn
- Holiday Lodges restriction removed
- Section 106 discharged in National Park
- Farm Diversification project completed
- Replacement dwelling at Rhoscolyn Anglesey
- Industrial Premises, St. Asaph
- Guest House, Llandudno
- Sites at Glyn Garth, Anglesey
- Pen Barras Lodge, Llanferres
- Penrhos Retail Park, Holyhead