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CS No Site Reason 2CS001 Pharos Field, Hay-On-Wye Does Not Align CS No Site Reason 2CS001 Pharos Field, Hay-on-Wye Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS002 Pharos Field, Hay-on-Wye Does not align with preferred strategy Land on west side of Chestnut Cottage, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS004 Mamhilad, Pontypool 2CS005 School Lane Govilon, Abergavenny Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS006 Penpentre Field (North), Defynnog Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS007 Penpentre Field (South), Defynnog Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS011 Little Dyffryn Farm, Ty Mawr Road, Gilwern Does not align with preferred strategy Land Lying to the North of Mill Cottage, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS012 Crickhowell Road, Gilwern 2CS013 Cae Meldon, Ty Mawr Road, Gilwern Does not align with preferred strategy Former Playing Fields, Darenfelin Primary School, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS014 Llanelly Hill Houses and Paddock at east end of Gilwern, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS016 Aberbaiden, Gilwern 2CS017 Land at the end of Blaenavon Road, Govilon Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS018 Paddock at Ty Newydd, Govilon, Abergavenny Does not align with preferred strategy 4 Houses and Land on the East Boundary of Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS019 Govilon, Merthyr Road, Govilon Does not align with preferred strategy. Part of 2CS022 Land off Regent Street, Talgarth the site in zone of flood risk constraint. Land Next to Captain's Field, Llanfrynach, Does not align with preferred strategy. Part of 2CS023 Brecon the site in zone of flood risk constraint. 2CS024 Penrhadwy Farm, Ponsticill, Merthyr Tydfil Does not align with preferred strategy Land at Llangenny Lane (Phase 2), Crickhowell, Does not align with preferred strategy. Part of 2CS025 Brecon the site in zone of flood risk constraint. Houses to the East of Govilon, Blaenavon Road, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS027 Govilon Depot for A.L.D Plant Hire, Llantilo Pertholey, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS028 Mardy, Abergavenny 2CS029 Land at the Rear of Ysgol y Bannau, Brecon Does not align with preferred strategy CS No Site Reason Land North of Beacons Park and Pont Willim, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS030 Brecon 2CS031 Land at Aberbran, Brecon Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS032 Site 1 Land at Pentre-bach, Trallong, Brecon Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS033 Site 2 Land at Trallong, Brecon Does not align with preferred strategy Land adjacent and to the South of Talgarth Farm, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS037 Llandyfan, Ammanford Second Land at and to the South of Talgarth Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS038 Farm, Llandyfan, Ammanford Site 1 - Land to the North of Abernantgoch Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS039 Farm, Glanamman, Ammanford Site 2 - Land to the North of Abernantgoch Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS040 Farm, Glanamman, Ammanford Site 3 - Land to the North of Abernantgoch Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS041 Farm, Glanamman, Ammanford Site 4 - Land to the North of Abernantgoch Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS042 Farm, Glanamman, Ammanford The Rectory Field adjacent to Rectory Cottage, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS044 Llangattock, Crickhowell Land at Ty Mawr, North of Cae Meldon, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS045 Gilwern, Abergavenny Land at Ty Mawr, South of Cae Meldon, Gilwern, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS046 Abergavenny 2CS047 Duffryn Mawr, Lower Common, Gilwern Does not align with preferred strategy Land West of New Talgarth Primary School. Hay Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS048 Road, Talgarth Does not align with preferred strategy. Part of 2CS049 Land at the Legar, Llangattock, Crickhowell the site in zone of flood risk constraint. Plot between Glynden House and Sennybridge Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS050 Training Camp, Sennybridge 2CS051 Land at Cwm Crawnon Road, Llangynidr Does not align with preferred strategy CS No Site Reason Land adjacent to Llanspyddid Village, Llanspyddid, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS052 Brecon Site 2 - Land adjacent to Llanspyddid Village, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS053 Llanspyddid, Brecon 2CS054 Buckland Hall, Bwlch Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS056 Land East of Wood Villas, Felindre Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS057 Land to the rear of Clos Castell, Llangynidr Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS058 Land adjoining Oak View, Pencelli Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS059 Land adjacent to Old Post Office, Crai Does not align with preferred strategy Park Lands off Beachwood Road, Llangattock, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS061 Crickhowell Coed yr Ynys Caravan Park, Llangynidr, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS062 Crickhowell Land on Eastend of Ynys Villa, Cwm Crawnon Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS063 Road, Llangynidr Land adjoining New Llangors Primary School, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS064 Llangors 2CS065 Land South of Orchard View, Llangors Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS066 Land to the rear of Waunberllan, Llanfrynach Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS067 Land off St Catwgs Close, Llangattock Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS068 Land opposite Lower Terrace, Llangattock Does not align with preferred strategy Land at Pen y Dre Caravan Park, Pen y Dre Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS069 Farm, Llanvihangel Pen y Dre Yard and adjoining land, Llanvihangel Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS070 Crucorney Land at Crossways, change of settlement Does not align with preferred strategy boundary, Pen y Dre Farm, Llanvihangel 2CS071 Crucorney Does not align with preferred strategy. Part of 2CS072 Land to the rear of Brooklands, Hay on Wye the site in zone of flood risk constraint. 2CS074 Duffryn Mawr, Lower Common, Gilwern Does not align with preferred strategy CS No Site Reason 2CS075 Land West of Pont Faen, Llanbedr, Crickhowell Does not align with preferred strategy. 2CS076 Land at Trapp, Carmarthenshire Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS077 Land at Cynghordy Farm, Pennorth, Brecon Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS078 Land at Churchmeadow, Govilon Does not align with preferred strategy Land South of Merthyr Road (B4246) and East of Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS080 Elms Road, Govilon Does not align with preferred strategy. Part of 2CS082 Land at Heol Callwen, Glyntawe the site in zone of flood risk constraint. Canal and River Trust Land at Govilon, The Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS083 Wharf, Govilon 2CS086 Land adjacent to Caer af Allen, Libanus Does not align with preferred strategy Land adjacent to St Peter's Close, Llanbedr, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS087 Crickhowell 2CS091 Land adjacent to Old School Site, Llangorse Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS093 Land adjacent to Digeddi Villas, Llanigon Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS095 Marpela, Common Road, Gilwern Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS096 Land North of A479, Tretower Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS097 Site A, land in North-East of Crai, Crai Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS098 Site B, land in North-East of Crai, Crai Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS099 Land North of Malford Grove, Gilwern Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS100 Land adjacent to Pontwilyn, Brecon Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS101 Land at Slwch House Fields, Dorlangoch, Brecon Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS103 Land adjacent to Cradoc Road, Brecon Does not align with preferred strategy Does not align with preferred strategy. Site in 2CS104 Land adjacent to The Plas, Llangorse, Brecon zone of flood risk constraint. 2CS105 Land at Standard Street, Crickhowell Does not align with preferred strategy Land at Ffynnonau, Great Oak Road, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS106 Crickhowell 2CS107 Land off Cradoc Road, Brecon Does not align with preferred strategy CS No Site Reason 2CS108 Land North of Abergavenny Road, Gilwern Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS109 Land South of Vaynor Road, Vaynor, Pontsticill Does not align with preferred strategy Land to the West of Bryncapel, Gwynfe, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS110 Llangadog Land south-west of Pontsticill House, Vaynor Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS111 Road, Vaynor, Pontsticill Does not align with preferred strategy. Part of 2CS112 Land East of Pontpren, Penderyn the site in zone of flood risk constraint De-commissioned Talgarth CP School Site, Back Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS113 Lane, Talgarth 2CS116 Two Rivers, Glangrwyney Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS118 Paddock on East Boundary of Govilon Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS119 4 Houses on the east boundary of Govilon Does not align with preferred strategy Land at Aberclydach Fach Farm, Aber Village, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS120 Talybont on Usk 2CS121 Houses at east end of Gilwern Does not align with preferred strategy Development Boundary Review at Brynbecca, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS122 Llangynidr 2CS123 Land south east of Meadow Breeze, Llanigon Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS124 Penderyn Livestock Market, Penderyn Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS125 Land at Talybont Farm, Talybont-on-Usk Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS126 Penderyn Waterfalls Car Park Facility, Penderyn Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS127 Land North of Abergavenny Road, Gilwern Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS128 Land West of Ty Mawr Road, Gilwern Does not align with preferred strategy Option A – Land off Great Oak Road, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS129 Crickhowell Option B – Land off Great Oak Road, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS130 Crickhowell Field adjacent to Glangrwyney Village Hall, Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS132 Glangrwyney CS No Site Reason Land to the North of St Teilo's Chruch and East Does not align with preferred strategy 2CS135 of New House, Llantilio Pertholey .
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