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    Application No C21/0483/33/LL Plas Yng Ngheidio, Ceidio, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, LL53 8YL

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    Meeting: 12/07/2021 - Planning Committee (Item 10)

    • Webcast for 12/07/2021 - Planning Committee

    10 Application No C21/0483/33/LL Plas Yng Ngheidio, Ceidio, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, LL53 8YL pdf icon PDF 226 KB

    Demolish existing farm shed and erect new replacement agricultural shed to store machinery and feed

     

    LOCAL MEMBER: Councillor Anwen Davies

     

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    • Plans, item 10 pdf icon PDF 1 MB
    • Webcast for Application No C21/0483/33/LL Plas Yng Ngheidio, Ceidio, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, LL53 8YL

    Decision:

    DECISION:

     

    To approve with conditions

     

    1.         Commence within five years.

    2.         In accordance with the plans

    3.         A grey coloured finish to match the existing sheds 

    4.         Agricultural use condition

     

    Note: Sustainable Drainage (SUDS)

     

    Minutes:

    a)         The Development Control Officer highlighted that the application involved the demolition of existing stone structures and the erection of a new agricultural shed in their place to store machinery and feed within the farmyard among existing farm buildings. The shed would be constructed from a wall of rendered blocks at the bottom and grey coloured steel sheeting on the walls and the roof. It was added that the application had been submitted to the Committee as the site was owned by a Council member.

     

    It was explained that the size and design of the shed was suitable and although the property was within the Llŷn Landscape of Outstanding Historical Interest designation, it was not considered that a shed of this scale, among existing buildings, would create a visual harmful impact on the wider historic landscape. In the context of biodiversity matters, it was reported that the Biodiversity Unit had originally requested a survey of protected species, however, following the receipt of further information and photographs, it had been confirmed that there was no need for a survey as the structures to be demolished were not suitable for bats.

     

    Having assessed the proposal against the relevant policies, it was considered that the proposal was acceptable in relation to the need, design, finish, impact on the landscape, amenities of residents, roads and biodiversity.

     

    b)         It was proposed and seconded to approve the application.

     

    c)         During the ensuing discussion, the following observation by a member was noted:

    ·         The shed was small and for the agricultural industry.

     

    RESOLVED:

     

    To approve with conditions

     

    1.         Commence within five years.

    2.         In accordance with the plans

    3.         A grey coloured finish to match the existing sheds 

    4.         Agricultural use condition

     

    Note: Sustainable Drainage (SUDS)