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A decision has been made, so the council is no longer taking comments. Refused, 2 January 2024.
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Decision
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Received 30 October 2026
26/02295/DOC
Discharge of Conditions 7 (Sample Areas) and 9 (Samples of Bronze Shingle Panels) of 25/01622/LBC.
Waiting for a decision265 m
Received 26 October 2026
26/02256/DOC
Discharge of Condition 9 (Repositioning of Ladders) of 24/02796/LBC.
Waiting for a decision215 m
Received 23 October 2026
26/02246/FUL
Change of use from A1 retail to A3 restaurant
Waiting for a decision352 m
Received 22 October 2026
26/02230/DOC
Discharge of Condition 8 (Flat Roof Replacement) of 24/02796/LBC
Waiting for a decision215 m
Received 19 October 2026
26/02195/FUL
Proposed redevelopment and repurposing of the former Howells department store, including partial demolition and a single storey upward extension to the Percy Thomas Wharton Street block to deliver flexible commercial floorspace (Use Classes A1, A2, A3, B1, D1 and D2) including a roof terrace on the northern block adjoining Cardiff Market; residential apartments (Use Class C3) including roof terraces; a hotel (Use Class C1); restoration of Bethany Chapel and Sunday School; potential for future link to Cardiff Market; new public realm; landscaping, plant, related infrastructure and engineering work.
Waiting for a decision382 m
Received 19 October 2026
26/02196/LBC
Proposed redevelopment and repurposing of the former Howells department store, including partial demolition and a single storey upward extension to the Percy Thomas Wharton Street block to deliver flexible commercial floorspace (Use Classes A1, A2, A3, B1, D1 and D2) including a roof terrace on the northern block adjoining Cardiff Market; residential apartments (Use Class C3) including roof terraces; a hotel (Use Class C1); restoration of Bethany Chapel and Sunday School; potential for future link to Cardiff Market; new digital advertisement screen to The Hayes; new public realm; landscaping, plant, related infrastructure and engineering work.
Waiting for a decision382 m