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GHF-E143 — February 1987 East Vale Local Plan: buildings on the site to be retained

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Catalogue: GHF-E143 · Type: Adopted development plan · Date: February 1987 · Holder: Vale of Glamorgan Council · Evidence status: PLACEHOLDER extract not yet obtained

Wiki catalogue reference: GHF-E143 · Custodian / source URL: Buckler family evidence repository

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Catalogue: GHF-E143 · Type: Adopted development plan · Date: February 1987 · Holder: Vale of Glamorgan Council · Evidence status: PLACEHOLDER extract not yet obtained

DOCUMENTED FACT. The plan said the buildings on the site should be retained. The Council had power to serve a building preservation notice (Town and Country Planning Act 1971, s.58) and did not (Vale review; register items PL-002, PL-003).

  • The exact wording and policy reference.
  • Whether Cadw or the Welsh Office was aware of it in December 1988.

Transcription

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Interpretation and wider context

DOCUMENTED FACT / UNRESOLVED. A published policy to retain the buildings sits beside a 1989 officer’s report that disposed of demolition in one clause.

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Interpretive assessment date: 10-10-2026.

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