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ELECT CHAIR To elect
Chair for 2026 / 2027 Additional documents: Decision: COUNCILLOR HUW ROWLANDS WAS ELECTED AS CHAIR OF THIS COMMITTEE FOR 2026 - 2027. |
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ELECT VICE CHAIR To elect
Vice Chair for 2026 / 2027 Additional documents: Decision: COUNCILLOR
EDGAR WYN OWEN WAS ELECTED VICE-CHAIR FOR 2026 - 27. |
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APOLOGIES To accept any apologies for absence. Additional documents: |
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DECLARATION OF PERSONAL INTEREST AND PROTOCOL MATTERS To receive any declaration of personal interest and to note protocol matters. Additional documents: |
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URGENT ITEMS To note any items that are a matter of urgency in the view of the Chairman for consideration. Additional documents: |
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The
Chairman shall propose that the minutes of the previous meeting of this
committee, held on the 27th of April 2026, be signed as a true
record. Additional documents: |
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PLANNING APPLICATIONS To submit the report of the Head of Environment Department. Additional documents: |
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Application No C25/0949/36/EIA Land South Of A487, Glan Dwyfach, Garndolbenmaen, LL51 9PQ Application for a new substation and associated
infrastructure and ancillary works, including a new access road from the A487
and the upgrading of an existing agricultural access track, and new underground
132 kV cables to connect to the existing Electricity Networks overhead line. LOCAL MEMBERS: Councillor Stephen Churchman and
Councillor Rhys Tudur Additional documents: Decision: DECISION:
To approve with conditions subject to receiving positive observations from the
Trunk Roads Unit in accordance with the recommendation 1. 5 years. 2. In accordance with the approved plans. 3. Footpath conditions. 4. Public Protection conditions. 5. Biodiversity conditions. 6. Trunk Road conditions. 7. Heneb
conditions. 8. Language conditions |
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Application under Section 73 to vary conditions
2, 5 and 37 of planning permission reference C12/0495/36/MW so as to extend the
period for the winning and working of mineral up to 31/12/2030 and restoration
of the site by 31/12/2031, increase annual output of material from the site to
100,000 tonnes at an average rate of 14 loads per day and use material that has
not derived from the operations permitted on site as part of the restoration
plan. LOCAL
MEMBER: Councillor Stephen Churchman Additional documents: Decision: DECISION:
To delegate powers to the Head of Environment Department to approve the
application, with conditions. Please note that Condition 1 of planning
permission C12/0495/36/MW, which requires the development to commence within
five years, is no longer relevant as the development has already commenced. 1. The extraction of mineral waste and ancillary operations shall cease by
31/12/2030. Restoration of the site by 31/12/2031. 2. In accordance with the approved plans. 3. Maintenance of access road. 4. No more than 100,000 tonnes of material per annum shall be removed from
site at an average rate of no more than 14 loads per day. 5. Shrub and tree planting prior to extraction in Phase 4. 6. Maintenance of shrubs and trees planted (con 5.) 7. Prior written notice of; commencement of development, passing bays,
drainage works, soil strip, overburden removal, mineral extraction,
restoration. 8. In accordance with approved details and plans. 9. Boundary of extraction area marked. 10. Restoration and aftercare in accordance with approved details. 11. Restriction on Parts 19 and 21 of the GPDO. 12. Working hours. 13. Annual formal review of operations. 14. Noise restrictions. 15. Notification of temporary works that may exceed noise restrictions. 16. Annual noise monitoring. 17. White noise reversing alarms fitted to mobile plant and vehicles. 18. All vehicles, plant and machinery to be operated in accordance with
manufacturer's specifications and fitted with appropriate sound deadening
screens, caseworks, silences, etc. 19. Areas traversed by vehicles to be watered or treated to prevent fugitive
dust. 20. Water drainage system in accordance with approved plans. 21. Drainage system to collect and dispose of all water entering or arising
on the site. 22. Oil, fuel, lubricants, paint, solvents or any other chemicals on site to
be stored in suitably bunded area to restrict contamination. 23. Hydrogeological Impact Appraisal to be submitted in the event of
encountering groundwater. 24. Survey of Invasive Species and treatment. 25. Works in Phases 3 & 4 to be undertaken in accordance with
Archaeological Specification. 26. Access afforded to archaeologists to undertake archaeological mitigation
and recording and written report submitted to the Planning Authority. 27. No plant or vehicles shall cross any area of un-stripped ground except
where such traffic is essential and unavoidable for the purposes of undertaking
permitted operations. 28. All topsoil and subsoil identified shall be conserved in accordance with
the development proposals described in the approved details. 29. All vegetation, topsoil and subsoil stripped from each phase of working
and areas affected by excavations, storage areas, building works, hardstandings and other construction, including temporary
access roads and vehicle haulage routes, shall be stored in areas set aside for
that purpose which shall have been agreed beforehand in writing by the Mineral
Planning Authority. 30. All topsoil and subsoil stripped and stored in accordance with the above
condition shall be employed in works of restoration and no such materials shall
be removed from the site without the prior written permission of the Mineral
Planning Authority. 31. Topsoils shall be kept in storage ... view the full decision text for item 7.2 |
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Demolition of the existing school buildings and construction of a new school and community centre complete with all external landscaping, access road and car parking. Installation of ancillary structures including free standing canopies, cycle shelters, refuse compounds and sprinkler tanks and all external play equipment as required to support the new school building. LOCAL MEMBER: Councillor Menna Trenholme Link to relevant background documents Additional documents: Decision: DECISION:
To approve with conditions 1. Time
(five years). 2. In
accordance with the plans. 3. Agree
on final materials and colours. 4.
Transport conditions. 5.
Archaeological conditions. 6.
Landscaping and trees condition. 7.
Biodiversity condition. 8. Prior
conditions agreement for external light. 9.
Public Protection conditions. 10.
Welsh Water conditions. 11.
Natural Resources Wales conditions. 12.
Limit working hours during the construction period. 13. A
Welsh name for the school. 14.
Welsh language signs. Notes 1. Welsh
Water. 2. Natural
Resources Wales. 3.
Highways. 4. SUDS. 5. Major
Application Note. |