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RESOLVED to confirm as a true record the Minutes of the Meeting held on the 14 May 2025. Matters arising The Service Manager, Development Management reported that during the last Development Management Committee meeting, Members requested an update as to where officers had got to with the negotiations for a new pedestrian link for the Bodlondeb development, and at the time, she confirmed that officers were still in discussion with Wales and West Housing Association. She therefore stated that officers of both parties had been able to negotiate a pedestrian ramp access just towards the southern extremity of the site with the ramp beginning just behind plot number four. It then ran in a westerly direction before running alongside plot number seven, and it connects the site to the adjacent parkland. There was a TPO present in this area, and advice was being sought from an arboriculturist. The Chair congratulated the Local Member and Officers on this accomplishment.
RESOLVED to note the schedule of planning applications dealt with the Report of the Corporate Lead Officer – Economy and Regeneration.
AGREED to note the planning appeals received.
Councillor Marc Davies, Rhodri Davies and Sian Maehrlein apologised for their inability to attend the meeting.
None.
Councillor Rhodri Evans reported that he had received a dispensation by the Ethics and Standards Committee to speak on Application A240721. Councillor Ifan Davies declared a personal and prejudicial interest in Application A240721 and the meeting was chaired by the Vice Chair, Councillor Carl Worrall. Mrs Dana Jones, Democratic Services and Standards Officer declared an interest in Application A240525, and the minutes were taken by taken by Ms Nia Jones, Corporate Manager, Democratic Services.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED to confirm as a true record the Minutes of the Meeting held on the 14 May 2025. Matters arising The Service Manager, Development Management reported that during the last Development Management Committee meeting, Members requested an update as to where officers had got to with the negotiations for a new pedestrian link for the Bodlondeb development, and at the time, she confirmed that officers were still in discussion with Wales and West Housing Association. She therefore stated that officers of both parties had been able to negotiate a pedestrian ramp access just towards the southern extremity of the site with the ramp beginning just behind plot number four. It then ran in a westerly direction before running alongside plot number seven, and it connects the site to the adjacent parkland. There was a TPO present in this area, and advice was being sought from an arboriculturist. The Chair congratulated the Local Member and Officers on this accomplishment.
It was RESOLVED to confirm as a true record the Minutes of the Meeting held on the 14 May 2025. Matters arising The Service Manager, Development Management reported that during the last Development Management Committee meeting, Members requested an update as to where officers had got to with the negotiations for a new pedestrian link for the Bodlondeb development, and at the time, she confirmed that officers were still in discussion with Wales and West Housing Association. She therefore stated that officers of both parties had been able to negotiate a pedestrian ramp access just towards the southern extremity of the site with the ramp beginning just behind plot number four. It then ran in a westerly direction before running alongside plot number seven, and it connects the site to the adjacent parkland. There was a TPO present in this area, and advice was being sought from an arboriculturist. The Chair congratulated the Local Member and Officers on this accomplishment.
Consideration was given to the Report of the Corporate Lead Officer – Economy and Regeneration on the following planning applications which had been considered at a previous meeting and which required further consideration by the Committee: - A240804 Proposed change of use of agricultural land to be included within domestic curtilage and erection of proposed stores warehouse building and domestic garage, Land Adj To Blaenllaw Bethania, Llanon To note that the application had been withdrawn from the agenda as further information had been received in the last few days by Officers which required consideration prior to representing the application to Committee.
6 Development, Advertisement, Local Authority and Statutory Applications Consideration was given to the Report of the Corporate Lead Officer Economy and Regeneration upon development, advertisement; local authority and statutory planning Applications: - Mrs. Gwennan Jenkins (Agent) addressed the Committee in accordance with the Operational procedure for Members of the Public addressing the Development Control Committee A240525 Change of use from touring caravans to static caravans, Llanina Caravan Park, A487t From Llanarth To Synod Inn, Llanarth To REFER the application to the Site Inspection Panel (SIP) in accordance with Paragraph 5 of the Council’s adopted criteria. __________________________________________________________________ Mr Gary Jones addressed the Committee in accordance with the Operational procedure for Members of the Public addressing the Development Control Committee A240721 Proposed rural enterprise dwelling and installation of package treatment plant, Tynllwyn, Llanddewi Brefi, Tregaron To REFER the application to the Site Inspection Panel (SIP) in accordance with Paragraphs 2 and 5 of the Councils adopted criteria and to also obtain written clarification on land that would be leased to the applicant by his brother. _____________________________________________________________ Mr Ieuan Williams addressed the Committee in accordance with the Operational procedure for Members of the Public addressing the Development Control Committee A250059 Erection of Rural Enterprise Workers Dwelling, Blaenffynnon Llanwnen, Lampeter To APPROVE the application subject to a Section 106 Obligation tying the dwelling to the land and subject to conditions including that permitted development rights be removed to ensure no further additions to the size were made. Members did not agree with the recommendation of the Officers and were of the opinion that the application could be approved for the following reasons: •Since the initial proposal was refused in 2018 the applicants had built their business and have gained a significant reputation for their prize winning stock •The nature of the enterprise was such that limited acreage was required and the applicants have demonstrated a viable enterprise on 32 acres •Their business continued to grow in reputation and prestige and local examples of agricultural innovation should be supported •The dwelling proposed had been reduced and was therefore acceptable in relation to the enterprise and the enterprise accounts demonstrate in the main it could be supported, alongside recognition of the need to entertain purchasers of the stock and a farm office / washroom. •Permitted development rights be removed to ensure no further additions to the size were made. TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 – SECTION 77 CALL-IN REQUEST TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE) (WALES) ORDER 2012 – DIRECTION UNDER ARTICLE 18(1) Prior to the grant of planning permission, officers informed the Committee Members that the application would firstly have to be referred to the Welsh Minsters for authorisation, in accordance with the terms of the direction received by the Local Planning Authority on the 24th October, 2024. _____________________________________________________________
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED to note the schedule of planning applications dealt with the Report of the Corporate Lead Officer – Economy and Regeneration.
It was RESOLVED to note the schedule of planning applications dealt with the Report of the Corporate Lead Officer – Economy and Regeneration.
Decision as recorded
AGREED to note the planning appeals received.
It was AGREED to note the planning appeals received.
None.
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