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Resolved that: In respect of Troedyrhiw 102 (a) On the balance of probabilities there is sufficient evidence to support that the route marked with a bold black line between Points A – B on the Plan, Troedyrhiw 102, has been used for such period so as to raise presumption that it has been dedicated as a footpath and that the evidence has not been rebutted by other evidence (b) On confirming (a) above to approve the making of the Definitive Map Modification Order to show Troedyrhiw 102 as a footpath (c) To approve the confirmation of the Definitive Map Modification Order made as a result of (b) above provided no objections or representations are made within the prescribed period of if any objections or representations so made are withdrawn (d) If any objections or representations are made within the prescribed period and not subsequently withdrawn then to refer the relevant Order to the Planning Inspectorate for determination.
No apologies for absence were received as all Members were present.
No Declarations of Interest were made.
Decision as recorded
Resolved that: In respect of Troedyrhiw 102 (a) On the balance of probabilities there is sufficient evidence to support that the route marked with a bold black line between Points A – B on the Plan, Troedyrhiw 102, has been used for such period so as to raise presumption that it has been dedicated as a footpath and that the evidence has not been rebutted by other evidence (b) On confirming (a) above to approve the making of the Definitive Map Modification Order to show Troedyrhiw 102 as a footpath (c) To approve the confirmation of the Definitive Map Modification Order made as a result of (b) above provided no objections or representations are made within the prescribed period of if any objections or representations so made are withdrawn (d) If any objections or representations are made within the prescribed period and not subsequently withdrawn then to refer the relevant Order to the Planning Inspectorate for determination.
The Chair referred to the ‘Troedyrhiw 102’ report. Cheryl Jones led the Committee through the report and together with Geraint Morgan responded to questions raised by the Members in respect of: · Is it part Tarmacked · Have there been comments from Welsh Water After consideration by the Committee it was Resolved that: In respect of Troedyrhiw 102 (a) On the balance of probabilities there is sufficient evidence to support that the route marked with a bold black line between Points A – B on the Plan, Troedyrhiw 102, has been used for such period so as to raise presumption that it has been dedicated as a footpath and that the evidence has not been rebutted by other evidence (b) On confirming (a) above to approve the making of the Definitive Map Modification Order to show Troedyrhiw 102 as a footpath (c) To approve the confirmation of the Definitive Map Modification Order made as a result of (b) above provided no objections or representations are made within the prescribed period of if any objections or representations so made are withdrawn (d) If any objections or representations are made within the prescribed period and not subsequently withdrawn then to refer the relevant Order to the Planning Inspectorate for determination.
The Chair advised that there was no other business deemed urgent.
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