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Planning Committee
Glamping pod at Ty Du, Llanbedr y Cennin
The committee deferred the application to its August meeting. Members asked the applicant for further information on sustainability and farm diversification, and to address the Highways Officer's concerns and land levels. The deferral depends on the applicant agreeing to extend the target date for a decision.
Planning Committee
Holiday pod at Ty Du, Llanbedr y Cennin
Members deferred the application to the October meeting of the Planning Committee. The majority asked for more information from the applicant on farm diversification, meaning new income for a farm, to support a departure from the Local Development Plan. Officers may agree a new decision date with the applicant.
Planning Committee
Code Ref: 0/51496 - Proposed pod and associated works for holiday use. Ty Du, Ffordd Cennin Cottage, Llanbedr y Cennin, Conwy, LL32 8JA.
RESOLVED: (a) That the Planning Committee be minded to grant conditional planning permission. (b) That, in accordance with approved procedure, the application be referred back to the next meeting of the Planning Committee for further consideration, as the resolution was contrary to officers’ recommendation. NOTE: Councillor Austin Roberts declared a personal interest in the above item. As the interest was not considered prejudicial, Councillor Roberts remained in the meeting whilst the matter was being discussed.
Planning Committee
Code Ref: 0/51496- Proposed pod and associated works for holiday use. Ty Du, Ffordd Cennin Cottage, Llanbedr y Cennin, Conwy, LL32 8JA.
RESOLVED:- (a) That the Planning Committee be minded to grant conditional planning permission. (b) That the Development and Building Control Manager be authorised to determine the application under delegation. NOTE: Councillor Austin Roberts declared a personal interest in the above item. As the interest was not considered prejudicial, Councillor Roberts remained in the meeting whilst the matter was being discussed.
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