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Cwmbran business applies for retrospective planning permission for security fence

A ROOFING firm in Cwmbran is applying for planning permission for a security fence it put up a year ago, as well as a storage container.

Raymond Jones, of Cladright Industrial Roofing and Cladding, has asked Torfaen County Borough Council for retrospective planning permission for the 1.8 metre high fence at its base at the Springvale Industrial Estate in Cwmbran.

The steel storage container is six metres long and 2.4m wide and used for storage of “non compustable items” while the fence, around the car parking area, has been put up to “safeguard vehicles and to prevent further damage to our building.”

The application form shows work started in March last year and was completed in March this year, taking exactly a year and one week.

Mr Jones received advice from the borough council on March 4 this year but that advice has been blanked out on the application form published on the planning website after the application was submitted on March 20.

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Cwmbran business applies for retrospective planning permission for security fence

a fence around a car park
The fence and storage container at the Cladright building on the Springvale Industrial Estate in Cwmbran. Picture: Torfaen County Borough Council planning