Outline permission 89/01396/OUT, condition
“no development shall take place until a field evaluation survey and archaeological assessment report has been carried out by a qualified archaeologist to the satisfaction of the Local Planning Authority.”
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The borough council’s planning stamp sits on the developer’s 1994 location map (EV-0133); the council corresponded with the family in 2026. Earlier local authorities for Llandough in the record: Glamorgan County Council, Penarth Urban District Council and Cardiff Rural District Council (1958).
Outline permission 89/01396/OUT, condition
“no development shall take place until a field evaluation survey and archaeological assessment report has been carried out by a qualified archaeologist to the satisfaction of the Local Planning Authority.”
The second objection period under the Commons Registration Act 1965 ends. It covers VG41, the land by Leckwith Road provisionally registered as a village green on 16 June 1970. Notice is given to the public only; the Act requires no personal notice to the occupiers of the farm.
Commons Registration Act 1965; SI 1968/989; London Gazette notices. Legal Wiki EV-0263.
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