GHF-E134 — 1972 outline planning permission 3/8996/3337 (about 13 houses) and ownership certificate
Wiki catalogue reference: GHF-E134 · Custodian / source URL: Buckler family evidence repository
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Catalogue UID: GHF-E134 · Custodian/source copy: bucklerfamily.estate. Preview and provenance status as at 10-10-2026.
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2. What is known
Catalogue: GHF-E134 · Type: Planning application, certificate and decision · Date: 1972 · Holder: Vale of Glamorgan Council (successor to Glamorgan County Council) · Evidence status: PLACEHOLDER not yet obtained
DOCUMENTED FACT. BP Pension Trust obtained permission for about 13 houses (3/8996/3337) in 1972 while Mary occupied the house and disputed ownership. No archaeological condition was attached (Case Analysis, register item PL-011).
- The ownership certificate: which owners and occupiers it named, and whether it mentioned Mary or the dispute.
- The site plan and its relation to Parcel A.
Transcription
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Interpretation and wider context
UNRESOLVED. A certificate naming every owner was then required; nothing yet shows it was inaccurate.
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Interpretive assessment date: 10-10-2026.
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The 1962 → 1974 → 1983 sequence
INFERENCE · I-04On the Ordnance Survey 1:2500 sheet revised 1969 (published 1971) the name appears as "Ty Mawr Farm", placed west of where the c.1900 and 1941 editions printed "Ty-mawr" (just east of the eastern farm range). This came a year before the 25 Jul 1972 outline permission and three years before the 1974 attempt to revive the 1962 order. The map change is record (E108); that it helped merge the house parcel and the fields in planning, enforcement and registration is the family's reading, not shown by any document.
Rests on: EV-0252 · EV-0046 · research log E101, E108
Would be confirmed by: Ordnance Survey revision papers or name-book entries showing who asked for the change and why.
Would be refuted by: Evidence the change was an ordinary OS revision with no outside request. Note: OS names do not define legal extent, and "Great House farm" appears in directories from 1887.
Status: Open (family hypothesis; map record found)