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RESOLVED, subject to the foregoing, that the report be accepted and deemed to provide sufficient assurance of the internal controls operating within the SRS, and the Draft Audit Plan for 2026-2027 be noted.
RESOLVED, subject to the foregoing, that the report be accepted, the activity to date and the current findings be noted and the Committee gained assurance that the process for reporting against the NFI was appropriate. The intention (as set out in paragraph 3.5) to review options for future digitalisation to assist with the process be noted.
RESOLVED, subject to the foregoing, that the report be accepted and the following points be noted (Option 1):- • The letter received from Audit Wales and issues raised • Approve the Recovery Plan 2025/2026 • Endorse the strengthened governance and monitoring arrangements
RESOLVED that in accordance with Section 100A(4) of the Local Government Act 1972 the public be excluded from the remainder of the meeting because of the likely disclosure to them of exempt information as identified in paragraph 12 of Part 4 of Schedule 12A of the Local Government Act 1972.
RESOLVED: That the minutes be agreed, as an accurate record.
RESOLVED: That the minutes of the National Landscape Partnership meeting held on 13 March 2026 be received as an accurate record.
RESOLVED; That the update report be noted.
RESOLVED: Members noted the PowerPoint presentation.
RESOLVED: That the information report be noted.
RESOLVED; That the verbal update be noted.
RESOLVED: That the verbal update be noted.
RESOLVED That the Forward Work Programme be noted.
RESOLVED to note that when Committee Members determine the development control matters before them, they should have regard to the Development Plan and, so far as material to applications, to any other material considerations and when taking decisions, Members have to ensure they do not act in a manner that is incompatible with the convention on Human Rights as incorporated into legislation by the Human Rights Act1998.
RESOLVED to note that the Wellbeing of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 imposes a duty on public bodies to carry out sustainable development in accordance with the sustainable development principle and to act in a manner which seeks to ensure that the needs of the present are met without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
RESOLVED to approve as an accurate record, the minutes of the meeting of the Planning and Development Committee held on the 05.03.26.
Decided: The Committee approved the application in line with the officers' recommendation.
RESOLVED to receive the report of the Service Director, Planning in relation to Planning and Enforcement Appeal Decisions received, Delegated Decisions Approvals and Refusals with reasons, Overview of Enforcement Cases and Enforcement Delegated Decisions received for the period 09/03/2026 - 03/04/2026.
Decided: Listed building consent is permission for work on a listed building.
Decided: The Committee approved the Council's Local Impact Report for submission to Planning and Environment Decisions Wales (PEDW). A Local Impact Report sets out the Council's view on a proposal's effects locally. PEDW decides applications of this size, not the Council.
Decided: The Committee approved the application in line with the officers' recommendation.
Decided: The Committee approved the application, subject to changing condition 5 and to a section 106 agreement. Condition 5 now requires the approved Construction Environmental Management Plan to be carried out during construction, unless the Local Planning Authority agrees otherwise in writing. The section 106 agreement requires the developer to pay £15,000 towards necessary off-site improvements. Councillor M Powell asked for his vote against approval to be recorded.
Decided: The Committee approved the application in line with the officers' recommendation.
Decided: The Committee approved the application in line with the officers' recommendation.
Decided: The Committee approved the application in line with the officers' recommendation.
Decided: The Committee approved the application in line with the officers' recommendation.
Decided: The Committee approved the retrospective application in line with the officers' recommendation. A retrospective application is one made for work already carried out.
Decided: The Committee refused the application, against the officers' recommendation, for up to two children. The reason recorded is that the home has increased the fear of crime and harmed community cohesion, which means how well people in an area get on together. It would also bring more comings and goings and disturbance than is reasonable for a house of this kind, harming the amenity of neighbours. The Committee cited Policies AW5 and AW10 of the Rhondda Cynon Taf Local Development Plan, the Council's planning policy document.
Decided: The Committee approved the application in line with the original recommendation, subject to the conditions in the report of 5 March 2026. A house in multiple occupation is a home shared by unrelated people. At its earlier meeting, Members had been minded to refuse the application.
Decided: Cabinet approved the framework and toolkit as the Council's single approach to workforce planning.
Decided: It noted that implementation will run through existing governance and reporting arrangements, with an annual review.