Vale of Glamorgan planning file 89/01396/OUT (1989–90), Great House Farm / Ty Mawr, Llandough
Wayback item WB-0810. Supplied by the family from the Vale of Glamorgan Council online planning register (5 PDFs, 21 Oct 2026; the register uploaded them on 9–10 Jun 2026).
Outline permission for residential development, applicant BP Properties Ltd, agent Debenham Tewson & Chinnocks. Received 8 Nov 1989; committee 26 Feb 1990; granted 13 Mar 1990 with 18 conditions, archaeology conditions 16–18.
Legal Wiki: https://greathousefarmwiki.wordpress.com/evidence/ev-0114-planning-report-89-01396-out-outline-permission/
Transcripts: https://wayback.bucklerfamily.estate/text/evidence/1990-03-13_vale-planning-file_89-01396-out-transcripts.txt
Later file: reserved matters 92/00671/RES, wayback WB-0800 (https://wayback.bucklerfamily.estate/artifacts/#WB-0800).

DOCUMENTS (5 scans; each already catalogued, matched by sha256)

EV-0123  form.pdf  (3 pages, 16 October 1989)
  Outline application Form D and ownership Certificate A: BP Properties Ltd sole owner; 3.4 acres; existing use agricultural; adjoining land of the applicant edged blue
  Scan: https://wayback.bucklerfamily.estate/pdf/planning/1989-10-16%20-%20Vale%2089-01396-OUT%20application%20form%20and%20certificate%20A%20-%20EN%20-%20V0.0.0.00.pdf
  Wiki: https://greathousefarmwiki.wordpress.com/evidence/ev-0123-outline-planning-application-form-d-bp-properties/

EV-0113  comments_from_archiology.pdf  (5 pages, June 1989 – February 1990)
  Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust comments and recommendations (Appendix A to the officer's report): 1979 dig south of the church found a dark age cemetery and a high-status Roman villa; asks that the application not be determined until BP Properties supply an archaeological assessment; 1982 letter on Ty Mawr Farm
  Scan: https://wayback.bucklerfamily.estate/pdf/planning/1989-10-00%20-%20GGAT%20comments%2089-01396-OUT%20Great%20House%20Farm%20Llandough%20-%20EN%20-%20V0.0.0.00.pdf
  Wiki: https://greathousefarmwiki.wordpress.com/evidence/ev-0113-glamorgan-gwent-archaeological-trust-comments-and/

EV-0125  89_001396_OUT_1_2_.pdf  (4 pages, February 1990)
  Handwritten planning officer's report: consultations, representations, the buildings 'unfortunately demolished a little while ago', recommendation to approve with 16 conditions including one standard archaeology condition
  Scan: https://wayback.bucklerfamily.estate/pdf/planning/1990-02-08%20-%20Vale%20officer%20report%2089-01396-OUT%20Great%20House%20Farm%20-%20EN%20-%20V0.0.0.00.pdf
  Wiki: https://greathousefarmwiki.wordpress.com/evidence/ev-0125-handwritten-planning-officer-s-report-on-outline-a/

EV-0124  198901396.PDF  (3 pages, 13 March 1990)
  Decision notice: outline permission with 18 conditions; conditions 16–18 archaeology
  Scan: https://wayback.bucklerfamily.estate/pdf/planning/1990-03-13%20-%20Vale%20outline%20permission%2089-01396-OUT%20Great%20House%20Farm%20-%20EN%20-%20V0.0.0.00.pdf
  Wiki: https://greathousefarmwiki.wordpress.com/evidence/ev-0124-outline-planning-permission-89-01396-out-residenti/

EV-0207  plans.pdf  (6 pages, 1985–1993)
  Plans bundle: approved site plan (red line, 'Ty Mawr Farm', stamped 13 Mar 1990); sketch layout faxed 29 Jan 1990; annotated site plan; village green VG 41 register map (1985); Heronhurst Homes layout (18 Sep 1991); Ideal Homes Wales layout TP100A (Mar 1992, revised 8 Dec 1993, received 16 Dec 1993)
  Scan: https://wayback.bucklerfamily.estate/pdf/planning/1989-11-08%20-%20Llandough%20plans%20village%20green%20and%20later%20housing%20layouts%20-%20EN%20-%20V0.0.0.00.pdf
  Wiki: https://greathousefarmwiki.wordpress.com/evidence/ev-0207-unidentified-scan-media-74/

ARCHAEOLOGY CONDITIONS (decision notice, 13 March 1990, pp.2–3)
16. The developer shall afford access at all reasonable times to any archaeologist nominated by the Local Planning Authority, and shall allow him/her to observe the excavations and record items of interest and finds.
   Reason: To enable satisfactory archaeological investigation.
17. 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. This work shall be carried out within three months of the date of this consent.
   Reason: To enable satisfactory archaeological investigation.
18. The detail plans to be submitted shall pay full regard to the results and findings of the archaeological investigations referred to in condition 17 above.
   Reason: To ensure that the future development of the site has regard to the results of the archaeological investigations.

The officer's report recommended a single standard archaeology condition (Welsh Office Circular 1/85, Appendix B). The decision notice carries three.

NOT IN THIS SET
Officer's report appendices B–E (GGAT further comments 8 Feb 1990; Barry Preservation Society and Civic Trust; a County Councillor; the agents' reply to GGAT); National Rivers Authority and County Engineer responses; the 26 Feb 1990 committee report and minute; the council's letter of 15 Oct 1990 (AP/GLP/89/01396/OUT).