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Decided: Application 1: licence revoked. Application 2: licence suspended for 7 days. Application 3: licence revoked. Application 4: written warning. Application 5: written warning. Application 6: deferred to the next meeting. Application 7: application for a licence refused. Application 8: application approved. Application 9: application refused.
Decided: The committee approved the application for listed building consent. The approval was referred to Cadw.
Decided: The committee approved application DM/2025/00296 by 13 votes to none, with no abstentions. The approval is subject to the conditions in the report, plus an extra condition on foul drainage requested by Welsh Water. It is also subject to a Section 106 legal agreement, a legal agreement with the developer under planning law that sets out extra obligations the developer must meet.
Decided: The committee refused application DM/2026/00024 for the two reasons set out in the report, with 11 votes for, none against and 2 abstentions. The reasons are that noise from the nursery would disturb residents of the flats above (Policies EP1 and DES1), and that the more intensive use would harm highway safety (Policy MV1).
Decided: The committee refused application DM/2026/00329 for the reason set out in the report. The vote was 9 for refusal, 3 against and 1 abstention.
RESOLVED to approve the minutes of the meeting held on 19th June 2024 as an accurate record.
Decided: The Sub-Committee noted the activities that have taken place and are planned for the park in 2026. It approved the use of the park as a key host venue for events in the full application for Pontypridd to become the inaugural UK Town of Culture in 2028, and for activity linked to developing that application. The minute records no final decision on whether to hold official centenary celebrations for the Bandstand, the National Lido of Wales, or the Evan James and James James memorial; the resolutions list these as matters for the Sub-Committee to decide.
Resolved: That pursuant to Section 100BA (2) and (7) of the Local Government Act 1972, the public be excluded for the following item of business which involved the likely disclosure of exempt information as defined in Paragraph 12 of part 4 of schedule 12A of the above Act.
Decided: The meeting decided to approve the appointment of school governors as set out in the agenda pack.