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Gwaith Achos Cangen Benderfyniadau GWAITH ACHOS CANGEN BENDERFYNIADAU CYNLLUNIO LLYWODRAETH CYMRU WELSH GOVERNMENT PLANNING DECISIONS BRANCH CASEWORK Mae’r tabl isod yn rhoi cofnod o’r gwaith achos cynllunio a gwaith perthnasol sydd o flaen Gweinidogion Cymru ar hyn o bryd. Mae’r tabl yn cynnwys gwaith achos sydd ‘ar- waith’ a heb eu penderfynu, yn ogystal a achosion sydd wedi eu penderfynu yn ddiweddar. Dim ond achosion sydd wedi eu penderfynu o fewn y 6 wythnos diwethaf sydd wedi eu cynnwys. Mae’r achosion wedi eu harddangos yn ôl y math o achos, ac yna yn ôl y drefn gronolegol cafodd yr achos ei dderbyn. Mae geirfa o’r termau a ddefnyddir ar waelod y tabl. The table below records the planning and related casework that is currently before the Welsh Ministers. The table includes ‘live’ cases yet to be determined and also recently determined cases. Only cases that have been determined within the past 6 weeks are included. The cases are shown by case type and thereafter in chronological order of the date the case was received. A glossary of terms used is provided at the end of the table. Dyddiad Rhif Math o Achos / Case Awdurdod Cynnig / Datblygiad Arfaethedig / Proposal / Safle / Site Location Sefyllfa Dyddiad Derbyn / Date Achos Type Cynllunio / LPA Area Proposed Development Bresennol / Cyhoeddwyd Received / Case Current / Date Issued ID Position 02/08/2012 320 Call In Request Carmarthenshire Construction of a New Eco Park, comprising a Land off the Avenue, Awaiting Sight (Planning) network of footpaths, ponds and landscaping Machynys Mound, of LPA including the outlining of the former Machynys Llanelli, Carmarthenshire. Officer's Farmhouse. Report. 02/08/2012 319 Call In Request Carmarthenshire Application for outline planning permission for Machynys Central, land Awaiting Sight (Planning) 35 residential properties, local area for play to the east of the of LPA and associated infrastructure. Avenue, Llanelli, Officer's Carmarthenshire. Report. 23/06/2015 953 Commons (Works) Powys Erection of 4 wind turbines, transformers, Esgair Y Maes Common, In Abeyance. Section 38 surfacing of access tracks, trenching for Boncyn y Llwyn and electrical cables and surfacing of crane hard- Fridd Goch - MCL081. standings. 14/01/2016 1069 Call In Request Pembrokeshire Retrospective application for the erection of Land north of Sunnyside Awaiting Sight (Planning) an agricultural building, lagoon and silage pit. Farm, Robeston Wathen, of LPA Narberth, Officer's Pembrokeshire. Report. 27/11/2020 1 o / of 11 Dyddiad Rhif Math o Achos / Case Awdurdod Cynnig / Datblygiad Arfaethedig / Proposal / Safle / Site Location Sefyllfa Dyddiad Derbyn / Date Achos Type Cynllunio / LPA Area Proposed Development Bresennol / Cyhoeddwyd Received / Case Current / Date Issued ID Position 10/05/2017 1236 Regulation 62 - Carmarthenshire Retention and completion of agricultural Blaen Pant Farm, Awaiting Notification Direction access track (retrospective). Maesybont, Llanelli. information from LPA 24/05/2017 1241 Section 2(1) Carmarthenshire Meeting to discuss dispersal of funds under Mynadd Bach and Exchanging the Commonable Rights Compensation Act Mynydd Llan Commons, Corresponden 1882. Carmarthenshire - (CL18). ce. 30/04/2018 1336 Call In Request Carmarthenshire Construction of 420 place Welsh primary Land south of Heol Nant Awaiting Sight (Planning) school, 60 place nursery, overspill car parking Y Felin, Llanelli. of LPA with associated access, infrastructure and Officer's landscaping works. Report. 25/01/2019 1405 Call In Request Swansea Residential development (33 dwellings) with Land off Higher Lane, Under (Planning) associated infrastructure, drainage provision Langland, Swansea. Consideration and landscaping. by Case Officer. 06/02/2019 1414 Call In Request Flintshire Erection of 80 Dwellings, convenience store Coppy Farm, Cilcain Awaiting Sight (Planning) and associated development. Road, Gwernaffield, of LPA Mold. Officer's Report. 16/09/2019 1459 Transport and Works Ynys Mon The Morlais Demostration Zone Order [20XX] - The Irish Sea to the west Under Act Orders Construction of an offshore 240MW Tidal of Holy Island, Anglesey Consideration Array including onshore infrastructure. and Isle of Anglesey. by Case Officer. 27/11/2020 2 o / of 11 Dyddiad Rhif Math o Achos / Case Awdurdod Cynnig / Datblygiad Arfaethedig / Proposal / Safle / Site Location Sefyllfa Dyddiad Derbyn / Date Achos Type Cynllunio / LPA Area Proposed Development Bresennol / Cyhoeddwyd Received / Case Current / Date Issued ID Position 27/11/2019 1472 Award of Costs Caerphilly Erect residential development (up to 300 Land at Heol y Cefn, Cefn Under dwellings) together with associated open Fforest, Bedwellty, Consideration space, landscaping and parking provision and Caerphilly. by Senior seek approval of access and scale. Officer. 27/11/2019 1473 Decisions-S 78 Caerphilly Erect residential development (up to 300 Land at Heol y Cefn, Cefn Appeal 21/10/2020 Recovered Appeals dwellings) together with associated open Fforest, Bedwellty, Dismissed. space, landscaping and parking provision and Caerphilly. seek approval of access and scale. 03/01/2020 1481 Call In Request Carmarthenshire Permission to mine by surface mining Glan Lash Mine, Shands Awaiting Sight (Planning) operations 110,000 tonnes of premium quality Road, Llandybie, of LPA anthracite from the proposed Glan Lash Ammanford. Officer's extension. Report. 07/01/2020 1485 Call In Request Carmarthenshire Life skills centre and cookery school with Allt y Gog Farm,, Awaiting Sight (Planning) visitor accommodation. Abergorlech Rd, of LPA Nantgaredif, Carmarthen. Officer's Report. 09/03/2020 1525 Call In Request Monmouthshire Construction of 20 Affordable housing units, Land at Werngifford, Awaiting Sight (Planning) landscaping and associated works. Pandy, Abergavenny, of LPA Monmouthshire. Officer's Report. 18/03/2020 1529 Call In Request Neath/Port Talbot The variation of Condition 1 (to extend the Pwllfa Watkin Refuse Tip Awaiting Sight (Planning) operational lifetime of the site until 2025, (Tip 871) Pontardawe of LPA followed by a year for restoration works) Link Road to Baran Road, Officer's attached to planning permission P2014/0693. Pontardawe, Swansea. Report. 27/11/2020 3 o / of 11 Dyddiad Rhif Math o Achos / Case Awdurdod Cynnig / Datblygiad Arfaethedig / Proposal / Safle / Site Location Sefyllfa Dyddiad Derbyn / Date Achos Type Cynllunio / LPA Area Proposed Development Bresennol / Cyhoeddwyd Received / Case Current / Date Issued ID Position 18/03/2020 1530 Call In Request Neath/Port Talbot The removal of planning conditions 1 Pwllfa Watkin Refuse Tip Awaiting Sight (Planning) (commencement) 8, 12, 17, 18, 19, 37, 42, 49, (Tip 871) Pontardawe of LPA 54, 61. The variation of planning conditions (to Link Road to Baran Officer's extend the operational lifetime of the site until Road, Pontardawe, Report. 2023, followed by a year for restoration Swansea. works). 20/05/2020 1540 LBC (LA applicant) Newport Alterations/improvements to the Clock Tower, Newport Civic Centre, Under including replacement of external ladder, Godfrey Road, Newport. Consideration replacement of external ‘scaffold-tube’ by Case handrail around base of clock tower, renewal Officer. (overlaying) of mastic asphalt flat roof covering and replacement external doors. 23/06/2020 1545 Call In Request Rhondda Cynon Taf Retention of extension and proposed changes Llantrisant Recycling Awaiting Sight (Planning) to recycling centre; including changes to layout Facility, Pantybrad Lane, of LPA and surfacing, the provision of a weighbridge, Pontyclun. Officer's additional buildings, an attenuation pond and Report. drainage amendments. 24/06/2020 1546 Call In Request Cardiff Variation of conditions to extend the Whitchurch Hospital, Awaiting Sight (Planning) timescales to submit a reserved matters Park Road, Cardiff. of LPA application and commence development. Officer's Report. 24/06/2020 1548 Call In Request Cardiff Temporsry access road at Park Road, Park Road, Whitchurch, Under (Planning) Whitchurch. Cardiff. Consideration by Case Officer. 27/11/2020 4 o / of 11 Dyddiad Rhif Math o Achos / Case Awdurdod Cynnig / Datblygiad Arfaethedig / Proposal / Safle / Site Location Sefyllfa Dyddiad Derbyn / Date Achos Type Cynllunio / LPA Area Proposed Development Bresennol / Cyhoeddwyd Received / Case Current / Date Issued ID Position 24/06/2020 1549 Call In Request Cardiff Access road at Asda Superstore, Whitchurch, Asda Superstore, Non- 17/11/2020 (Planning) Cardiff. Whitchurch, Cardiff. intervention. 26/06/2020 1551 EIA Screening - Third Blaenau Gwent CiNAR Glass Manufacturing Facility. Rassau Industrial Estate, EIA Required. 19/11/2020 Party Ebbw Vale. 26/06/2020 1552 Call In Request Caerphilly Outline application for the erection of 11 Land adjacent to Ready to (Notification) dwellings including access, car parking and Brooklands, Nelson, Determine. new foul and surface water drainage system Caerphilly. for existing dwellings at Brooklands, Nelson 13/07/2020 1557 Call In Request Caerphilly Redevelop the site for residential development Land at Former Non- 06/11/2020 (Planning) (up to 125 units) and all associated works (all Pontllanfraith House, intervention. matters reserved). Blackwood Road, Pontllanfraith. 14/07/2020 1558 Call In Request Flintshire Stationing of caravans for residential purposes. Dollar Park, Holywell, Awaiting Sight (Planning) Flintshire. of LPA Officer's Report. 14/07/2020 1579 EIA Screening - Third Powys Erection of an extension to a free range egg Pertheirin, A470 from Undergoing Party
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