North Wales Planning round-up

Cars could soon be bought adjacent to Llandudno’s B&Q whilst a Gwynedd visitor centre could be demolished!

Every week in North Wales planning applications are submitted and then registered by local authorities.

Here are some applications that have come into local authorities this month, which will then be determined by each council’s planning committee or delegated for a decision by planning officers.

This list is not extensive.

Conwy  

Gwrych Castle on Llanddulas Road, Abergele, has applied to Conwy County Council’s planning department for permission to retain temporary roofs installed to the entrance hall and service wing.

The castle’s management also wants to retain stage-set items temporarily for 12 months as part of its ‘visitor interpretation’.
The plans also include the installation of a new iron handrail to its gardens for safety, the conservation of a dining room window, including temporary glazing and the provision of new distribution boards/electrical supplies from an existing cabinet.

Conwy County Council’s planning department has also received an application for B&Q on Charlotte Road, Llandudno, for permission to erect a temporary standalone office building for the purpose of purchasing used motor vehicles from the public. The purchased vehicles will be stored temporarily until they are moved off-site.

Denbighshire
Has received:

An application to erect a roof over an existing cattle-yard once utilised as a silage pit, with existing solid concrete panel walls and concrete floor adjacent to a cattle shed at Nant Lewis Alyn, Llandyrnog, Denbighshire.
An application to replace surface treatment of front elevation at ground floor with new 10mm cement board sheets at 68-70 High Street, Rhyl.
An application to construct a multi-use exercise track, trim trail and external gym equipment at Ysgol Tir Morfa, Ffordd Derwen, Rhyl.

Gwynedd
Has received:

An application for the substantial demolition of the existing Electric Mountain Visitor Centre (bar the existing electricity sub-station), change of use of the site to form a car park, replacement lighting, provision of electric vehicle charging points and associated landscaping at Electric Mountain Visitor Centre, Oriel Eryri, Llanberis, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55 4UR. Online roulette has become very favoured on AU gambling sites. Read this review from casinomech.com experts and find out roulette game rules and check the most famous platforms with it.

An application to convert, extend and attach two existing outbuildings into two self-contained holiday units, create new vehicular access, install private treatment plant and associated works at Bryn Banon, Llanfor, Y Bala, Gwynedd, LL23 7DP.
An application for improvement works to College Park, including the provision of new footpaths, street furniture, lighting and associated landscaping at Deiniol Road, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57 2TQ.

Anglesey
Has received:

A full application for the change of use of an agricultural field into a holiday camping pod site, siting of 3 camping pods, installation of septic tanks together with soft landscaping at Leb, Brynsiencyn. Coordinates: 247422 Dwyrain/East 367312 Gogledd/North.

By Richard Evans – Local Democracy Reporter