The Planning Committee considered an application to build a galvanised metal disabled access ramp at the car park on West Parade, Llandudno, to serve the NCI Coastwatch station. The committee resolved to be minded to grant conditional planning permission, with the final decision delegated to officers after any public representations are considered.
Apologies for absence were received from Councillors Gwennol Ellis, Ifor Lloyd, Trevor Stott and Andrew Wood.
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Decision as recorded
RESOLVED: (a) That the Planning Committee be minded to grant conditional planning permission. (b) That the Development and Building Control Manager be authorised to consider any planning matters in the public representation(s) that may be received during the departure application publicity period prior to the determination of the application. (c) That the Development and Building Control Manager be authorised to issue a decision under delegation.
Mr Meurig Williams (applicant), spoke in favour of the application. An addendum to the report was presented by the Planning Officer, highlighting that the planning application had been advertised as a departure application until 8 April 2026 and that, to date, no representations had been received. The Development and Building Control Manager confirmed that a condition could be imposed requiring the permanent cessation of use, removal of the disabled access ramp, and reinstatement of the land within two months of the date the Coastwatch station was no longer required, as recommended by the Planning Officer in the Planning Committee report. RESOLVED: (a) That the Planning Committee be minded to grant conditional planning permission. (b) That the Development and Building Control Manager be authorised to consider any planning matters in the public representation(s) that may be received during the departure application publicity period prior to the determination of the application. (c) That the Development and Building Control Manager be authorised to issue a decision under delegation.
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