Llangollen timber shed plans approved by council committee

Summarised from The Leader's report · Updated 5 Nov, 10:11 · Archive

Denbighshire County Council's planning committee approved a retrospective application for a timber shed at a Llangollen home.

Denbighshire County Council's planning committee has approved a retrospective application to retain a large timber shed at 1 Trem y Creigiau in Llangollen. The committee voted 17 in favour and two against the application submitted by Adam Taylor for the outbuilding and new access steps.

Neighbours had objected to the scheme, citing concerns about overlooking, harm to residential amenity, and overdevelopment of the garden. However, the application proceeded, with councillors imposing an additional condition requiring a change to the roofing material. Councillor Karen Edwards stated this condition was "absolutely critical", noting the roof is visible from neighbouring properties upstairs. Mr Taylor has agreed to remove a raised patio area which was deemed to infringe on neighbours' privacy. Llangollen Town Council raised no objection to the proposals. This application is a resubmission of a previously refused scheme which was subsequently dismissed on appeal.

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• Llangollen timber shed plans approved despite neighbours' objectionsDenbighshire County Council’s planning committee voted 17 in favour and two against the retrospective application submitted by Adam Taylor.The Leader · 5 Nov, 08:24

In this story: Adam Taylor · Denbighshire County Council · Llangollen · Karen Edwards · Llangollen Town Council

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