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Here are the latest planning applications submitted to Vale of Glamorgan Council for Barry.
Solar panels
A planning application has been submitted for the installation of a solar photovoltaic (PV) system at a residential property on Baruc Way.
The proposal includes 13 all-black solar panels, each rated at 465 watts, with a total capacity of 6.04 kW.
The panels will be mounted on the rear roof of the detached house to minimise visual impact.
They will not exceed the roof ridgeline and will project no more than 200mm from the roof surface.
The installation also includes an external battery system and gateway, which will be housed in a covered enclosure and connected via a discreet trunking system along the side of the property.
No structural alterations, extensions, or changes to access are proposed.
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