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Appendix 4: Schedule of Settlements

Sub-regional Centre: 35. , 36. , 1. Bangor 37. , 38. , Urban Service Centres: 39. Y Ffôr

Anglesey Local, Rural and Coastal Villages: 2. 3. A) Local Villages 4. Ynys Môn 40. Bethel, 5. Blaenau 41. , 6. 42. , 7. 43. Brynsiencyn, 8. 44. , 45. , Local Service Centres: 46. Llanddaniel-fab, 47. , 48. , 9. , 49. , 10. , 50. , 11. , 51. Llanfihangel-yn-Nhywyn, 12. , 52. , 13. , 53. , 14. Llanfair Pwllgwyngyll, 54. , 15. , 55. , 16. , 56. Pen-y-Sarn, 17. , 57. Rhos-y-bol, 18. Valley 58. Talwrn, 59. Gwynedd 19. Abermaw, Gwynedd 20. , 60. , 21. Bethesda, 61. , 22. , 62. , 23. , 63. Carmel, 24. , 64. Cwm y Glo, 25. , 65. Dinas (Llanwnda), 26. , 66. , 27. Penygroes, 67. Dolydd a Maen Coch, 28. 68. , 69. , 70. Garreg-, Service Villages: 71. , 72. , Anglesey 73. , 29. Gwalchmai, 74. Llangybi, 30. Llannerch-y-medd, 75. , 31. Newborough 76. , 77. , Gwynedd 78. Penisarwaun, 32. Bethel, 79. Pentref Uchaf, 33. Bontnewydd, 80. Rhiwlas, 34. , 81. ,

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82. Rhostryfan, 126.Carmel, 83. Sarn Mellteyrn, 127.Cerrig-mân, 84. , 128.Cichle, 85. Trefor, 129.Haulfre (), 86. , 130.Glan-yr-afon (Llangoed), 87. , 131.Glyn Garth, 88. , 132.Gaerwen Station, 89. 133.Hebron, 134.Hendre Hywel (Pentraeth), B) Coastal/ Rural Villages: 135.Hermon, 136.-faes, Anglesey 137.Llangadwaladr, 90. , 138.Llansadwrn, 91. Bay 139., 92. Carreg-lefn, 140., 93. -goch, 141.Marian-glas, 94. , 142.Nebo, 95. , 143.Penlon, 96. Llangoed, 144., 97. , 145., 98. Moelfre, 146.Pentre Canol (Holyhead), 99. Pontrhydybont 147.Pen y Marian, 148.Bull Bay, 149.Rhoscefnhir, Gwynedd 150.Rhos-meirch, 100., 151.Rhostrehwfa, 101.Borth-y-Gest, 152.Rhyd-wyn, 102., 153.Star, 103., 154., 104.Edern, 155.Trefor, 105., 156.Tyn Lôn (Glan yr Afon), 106., 157.Tyn-y-gongl 107., 108., Gwynedd 109., 158., 110., 159., 111., 160.Aberpwll, 112., 161.Bethesda Bach, 113.Rhoshirwaun, 162.Bryncir, 114.Sarn Bach, 163., 115. 164.Caerhun/Waen Wen, 165.Capel y Graig, Clusters: 166., 167.Crawia, Anglesey 168., 116., 169.Gallt y Foel, 117.Bro Iarddur (Trearddur Bay), 170., 118., 171.Groeslon Waunfawr, 119.Brynminceg (Old Llandegfan), 172., 120.Brynrefail, 173., 121.Brynteg, 174., 122.Bryn y Môr (Valley) 175.Llanfor, 123.Bwlch Gwyn, 176., 124., 177., 125.Capel Mawr, 178.Llanwnda,

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179.Llwyn Hudol, 180., 181.Minffordd (Bangor), 182., 183.Nebo, 184.Pantglas, 185.Penmorfa, 186.Penrhos, 187.Penrhos (Caeathro) 188., 189.Pentrefelin, 190., 191.Pontllyfni, 192.Rhoslan, 193.Saron (Llanwnda), 194.Swan, 195.Tai’n Lôn, 196.Talwaenydd, 197.Talybont, 198.Tan y Coed, 199.Treborth, 200.Ty’n-lôn, 201.Ty’n y Lôn, 202.Waun (Penisarwaun).

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CATEGORY WHICH FUNCTION IMPLICATIONS SETTLEMENTS (in alphabetical order) Sub-Regional Centre Bangor The city has a sub-regional role for the Plan area and a more local The Plan aims to maintain and improve role. It plays a cross-boundary and local role in terms of Bangor’s status as a settlement of national employment, education, health and leisure opportunities. It is a significance and a strategic centre for the North retail centre not only for its own population but also for a wider West. A higher proportion of housing units, area. employment, retail and leisure. Housing units provided through urban capacity (windfall, re- use of buildings, and long-term vacant housing back in use) and allocations. Allocations take the form of estate-scale development where appropriate. A proportion of affordable housing will be required. The Plan promotes opportunities for varied employment opportunities on the Bryn Cegin regional strategic site and Parc Menai sub-regional strategic site. Provide opportunities for both start-up, and encourage clusters of businesses. It also aims to provide for retail growth to maintain the city’s important regional role in offering a choice of comparison and convenience goods.

Urban Service Centre Amlwch, Blaenau These have a sub-county role in terms of providing a wide range of The Plan aims to ensure that the economic Ffestiniog, services and facilities for their own population and parts of the potential of Urban Service Centres is Caernarfon, counties. Some, i.e. Llangefni and Caernarfon also have an maximised. It will match their role for the local Holyhead, Llangefni, administrative function for their counties. economy with a corresponding growth in varied Porthmadog and housing units. New enterprises will be Pwllheli encouraged to set up and grow as will opportunities for expansion, focussing on their unique strengths, e.g. linkages to the nuclear sector, tourism and leisure. Housing will meet general need and affordable housing on allocated sites, windfall sites, re-use of buildings 244

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CATEGORY WHICH FUNCTION IMPLICATIONS SETTLEMENTS (in alphabetical order) and long term vacant housing. It will encourage , health, leisure and entertainment facilities in them. A range of comparison and convenience shopping will be promoted.

Local Service Centre Abersoch, , These are recognized as centres for facilities and services meeting Maintain and vary their employment and Bethesda, Beaumaris, the needs of their own populations and their direct catchment service opportunities and thus their function in Benllech, Bodedern, areas. They have some employment and retail opportunities and the network of settlements. This will increase Cemaes, Criccieth, very good links with either an Urban Service Centre or the Sub- the opportunity for surrounding rural Gaerwen, Llanberis, Regional Centre, whichever is nearest. communities to easily access basic facilities and Llanfair Pwllgwyngyll, services. Housing growth will be guided to bring Llanrug, Menai about opportunities for open market housing, Bridge, Nefyn, unless the evidence indicates that the need is Penrhyndeudraeth, for local market housing. Relatively smaller Penygroes, housing allocations, windfall sites, re-use of Pentraeth, buildings and long term vacant homes. All of Rhosneigr, Tywyn, these Centres will contribute to meeting the Valley. need for affordable housing units. Convenience shopping to meet day-to-day needs and specialist or independent shops.

Service Villages Bethel, Bontnewydd, They contain a number of local facilities and services, which include The degree of development will be led by local Botwnnog, Chwilog, at least one key service or facility. They are obviously able to meet requirements for employment and local Deiniolen, the day to day needs of households within them and in their area. housing, commensurate with the individual Gwalchmai, settlements. Llannerch-y-medd, Newborough, A higher proportion of housing will be guided to Rachub, Tremadog, Y the Service Villages compared to other Villages. Ffôr. There are housing allocations in the Service Villages, where appropriate to provide Local/Rural/Coastal Too numerous to list There are generally fewer services and facilities offered within them, appropriate open market housing (unless the Villages here – see list at which means they have less influence. Some Coastal Villages have evidence indicates that the need is for local 245

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CATEGORY WHICH FUNCTION IMPLICATIONS SETTLEMENTS (in alphabetical order) beginning of this comparatively more services and facilities, but the existence of a market housing) and a proportion of affordable Appendix. higher proportion of holiday homes or second homes means there is housing. a need to control further change in them. In order to reflect the character and role of the other Villages, a more limited level of housing units will be promoted, to meet the needs of local communities themselves and reduce opportunities, particularly in the Coastal Villages, for new housing stock to be used as summer or holiday homes. New provision most likely to be provided through infill sites, re-use of buildings or completion of larger sites already benefitting from planning consent. An emphasis will be on the provision of homes that are affordable for local communities or local market housing, where the evidence supports this approach.

The emphasis will be on retention of existing day-to-day services and facilities, unless evidence supports an alternative approach.

Clusters Too numerous to list Settlements with at least 10 housing units in a group that is Only affordable housing units to meet local here – see list at sufficiently tightly placed to be easily defined and with links to need, on plots conforming to policy beginning of this settlements higher up in the settlement hierarchy. requirements. Appendix.

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