Cyngor Bro Morgannwg
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Amend Policy SP14 and its supporting text to confirm that the Major Employment Allocation at Land East of Cardiff Airport may accommodate a broad range of employment‑generating uses, consistent with the definition of economic development in PPW and TAN 23, and not restricted solely to B1, B2 or B8 uses

These representations relate to ‘Land at Tredogan Road, Rhoose, Barry’ (the Site), owned by Amstone Developments Ltd (ADL).

Amstone Developments Limited (ADL) support the draft RLDP allocation of the Site within the ‘Major Employment Allocation – Land East of Cardiff Airport, Roose’

Requested Modifications
Policy SP14
Amend Policy SP14 and its supporting text to confirm that the Major Employment Allocation at Land East of Cardiff Airport may accommodate a broad range of employment‑generating uses, consistent with the definition of economic development in PPW and TAN 23, and not restricted solely to B1, B2 or B8 uses

Policy EMP4
Clarify the definition of “non‑employment proposals” so that non‑B1/B2/B8 uses capable of generating employment are properly treated as “employment uses”. Remove -duplicated criteria already controlled via other policies

Modification- Supporting Text
Update the supporting text to acknowledge that employment allocations within the Enterprise Zone should support a flexible mix of economic uses reflecting the national policy position in PPW, TAN 23 and Future Wales

The evidence and policy context clearly support the continued allocation of the Site for employment, enterprise and commercial use. This is consistent with the Council’s own SPG and emerging LDP policies which aim to de-risk the under-delivery of employment land and job creation and enhance the Site’s potential to attract inward investment and high-value economic activity.

Amstone Developments Limited fully support that the RLDP allocates the Site for general employment use (B1, B2, and B8) with flexibility to accommodate complementary economic development, consistent with national guidance, the Use Classes Order (Wales), and market evidence