PLANS have been submitted to convert seven flats in Rhyl back into two separate dwellings.
An application, concerning 14-16 Princes Street, has been lodged by housing association ClwydAlyn, along with JPH Architects, to Denbighshire County Council’s planning committee.
The plans also include the installation of solar panels and external wall insulation, and the demolition of extensions at the flats.
In total, the site area measures 212 square metres.
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A protected species survey carried out found “no evidence suggesting bat use” at the premises.
The survey added: “It therefore appears that there are no apparent issues relating to the proposed works in respect of bats at the present time.”
Denbighshire County Council’s planning committee is expected to decide whether or not to grant the application planning approval by June 2.
ClwydAlyn has also submitted a separate planning application, meanwhile, asking for “elevational treatment” of five other properties – 5, 20, 26, 28 and 29 Princes Street.
This would include replacing windows and external wall insulation, roof re-slating, new external roof joinery, and new rainwater goods.
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