Planning applications in NP16
We hold 1,522 planning applications for the NP16 postcode area, 177 of them submitted in the past year. 94% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 57 days. The area is covered by Monmouthshire, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire.
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Recent applications in NP16
Previous Planning application DM/2026/00109 Further enlargement of approved rear single storey extension to extend the full width of the house.
Annex to existing dwelling and annex. Improve internal layout and external appearance
In relation to a single storey front extension to existing dwelling. Application submitted to remove conditions associated with not permitting the disposal of surface water to the mains surface water network. Email confirmation received (DCWW Ticket: 3548905) from Gareth Pengelli of Dwr Cymru Welsh Water who stated he's "content for the additional surface water to enter the surface water network".
New signage and lighting
Fell 1x Weeping Ash of DFTPO 152 (A1) due to presence of a fungal bracket around the base of the tree which now covers half the circumference of the trunk. Significant swelling of trunk to 2.5 metres high from ground level, with ring-cracking of the bark above the swelling. Vitality in the crown of tree is poor with dead branches and a thin crown. Minimal response growth higher up, if it snaps the tree could fall onto the adjacent footpath, the road or the property.
Crown lift all roadside trees covered by A1 of Tree Preservation Order number G41 (TPO 22) to a minimum height of 5.2 metres above ground level under the Highways Act, using common law right to cut back to the boundary.
Replacement of the existing external business sign on the principal front elevation of the building
NMA relating to planning DM/2021/01308: - Lowered floor height on side extension - New window sizes + positions on the south elevation GF + FF - French doors on the east elevation GF to replace door + window in previous designs - French doors and juliet balcony on the east elevation FF (to replace two windows in previous designs) - New window on north elevation GF - New window size + position on the north elevation FF (to replace two windows in previous designs) - New position of sun room / greenhouse
Permanent generator.
Removal of Goat Willow adjacent to neighbours house wall.
Felling of large cherry laurel, Prunus laurocerasus, to east of main building
Erection of a single dwelling with associated access, parking, drainage and landscaping. Demolition of existing garages
Single storey outbuilding in a steel frame timber clad to provide storage for external equipment, vehicles, bicycles, workshop and utility area.
Dry storage of hay and machinery
Removal of Box tree near front gate that is overhanging the public footpath.
Extension to current Garage structure to meet the boundary at the back and side of the current Garage. The Garage side and back will with then become the boundary which is currently provided by a stand alone fence. No other aspects of the garage will be changed as in its height or roof construction type.
For the siting of a twin-unit mobile home within the residential curtilage of Gaerllwyd Farmhouse.
Installation of a floating saturation diving facility comprising prefabricated structures, diving infrastructure, ancillary equipment and associated works positioned on a permanently moored pontoon.
Construction of a new front boundary wall with pedestrian gate and electric sliding vehicle gate.
LBC -Reroof asbestos cement tiles, battens, and underlay for non natural slate materials
Pollard of a diseased willow tree in a public space for health and safety reasons
For the removal or pruning of all dead and diseased ash at Castle Dell in Chepstow (map is attached
Demolition of small garden store and erection of a detached domestic garage.
Detached garage & workshop, with ancillary room in roof space.
Proposed alterations and extension to Sportsman Hall
Erection of a single storey rear extension to replace conservatory, part conversion of garage to utility room, alterations to fenestration, and associated works.
Prior notification for the erection of agricultural storage barn.
Application under section 191 to establish whether the siting of a prefabricated two-bedroom pod requires planning permission.
Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of a single storey rear extension, a new Juliette balcony, cladding to existing house, porch and outbuilding and internal alterations.
Retrospective planning application for the retention of front boundary entrance gates, pedestrian gate, brick pillars, integrated post box and associated boundary treatment.
Alterations to semi detached dwelling with new front 2 storey extension and rear single storey extension. The house will undergo extensive internal alterations with window positions changing to suit layout and with new window fenestration styles throughout.
Beech tree located at front of St Annes Nursing home, overhanging highway. Beech tree to be felled.
Discharge of conditions 3 and 4 realting to planning DM/2025/01613. Condition 03 - Proposed Rooflights. Condition 04 - Ceiling and Wall Removal Plans.
A large dead oak tree on the border between our house and a neighbours (they are in Pyllmeyric Close). Branches (dead) extend into both gardens some distance. Extremely close to telephone lines and greenhouse. Close enough to house to potentially cause some damage if it fell over.
Discharge of Condition DM/2024/00432 Annex to existing dwelling and garage.
Permanent retention of mobile home for staff accommodation
Permanent retention of manager's park-home
We would like to prune the branches of a the Yew tree on our property which is subject to a TPO (Tree Preservation Order No.3, Pwllmeyric, First Schedule T6 with situation grid reference 51979257). This tree is located on our property but overhangs the public pavement and A48 road underneath. This is a busy road with pedestrians and traffic so we are concerned about the overhang and would like to cut this back to our property boundary.
Erection of rear 1.5 storey extension with balcony and first floor extension with balcony to allow for extended first floor level with associated internal alterations and works. Demolition of existing rear conservatory.
Erection of single storey rear extension with rooflights, following demolition of the existing conservatory.
Application under section 192 to establish whether the change of use of B2 to B8 requires planning permission.
Prior notification for the erection of an agricultural general purpose building
Double & single story rear extension.
Prior notification for the erection of an agricultural building for the storage of grain and feed.
Change of use of land from agricultural to equine, including the construction of a new stable block and menage.
We request an amendment to the window and door layout of the approved workshop and dwelling, including changes associated with revisions to the internal layout. This amendment relates solely to the building drawings, replacing drawings on pages 105-108 and 117-118. There are no changes to the location, height, dimensions, or external finishes of any buildings, nor to the overall scale or character of the approved scheme. As noted in the approved LVIA, the buildings will be screened from public and residential viewpoints; accordingly, the proposed amendment would affect views only from within the site. For completeness, we also note that the dwelling's ground floor construction has been revised from a suspended timber floor to an earthen (cob) floor laid on natural ground. This allows greater use of on-site subsoil, further reducing the dwelling's ecological footprint and improving thermal performance. As this change occurs entirely below internal floor level, it has no impact on the approved elevations, dimensions, or finished floor level relative to external ground level.
This application is for a temporary, timber framed, structure that will provide a covered area for over-spill customers at peak times in inclement weather. The roof will be carried across to the main building to provide a covered walkway between the main rear car park, partway to the main entrance.
Retention of internally illuminated fascia sign to the front elevation of the premises at 29-30 Moor Street, Chepstow.
Erection of a two storey extension to existing single garage to create home office, car port and cycle and bin storage and erection of an outbuilding to rear of property to house hot tub and sauna
Planning - Conversion of the site into a Banking Hub. New double glazed timber framed shop front. An ATM is proposed on the front elevation with a spandrel panel in dark grey around the ATM. To the rear courtyard, the installation of two louvres and a single condenser unit (replacing an existing condenser) is proposed. Externally, advertisement proposals include the installation of one main fascia sign featuring individual Banking Hub letters and Post Office logo and one projecting sign. Both of these signs will be externally illuminated with a trough light directly above. Within the shop front windows, proposals include an illuminated directory of services and bank availability poster and one marketing poster. On the entrance door signage will include an opening hours sign and a CCTV sign. There will also be advertisement signage at the top of the ATM.