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Resolved that: (a) Taking into consideration all the evidence which has been provided, that an Order be made under Section 257 Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to divert a section of footpath Treharris 21 (b) To approve the confirmation of the Order made as a result of (a) above provided no objections or representations are made within the prescribed period or if any objections or representations made are withdrawn (c) If any objections or representations are made within the prescribed period are not subsequently withdrawn then to refer the relevant Order to PEDW for determination.
No apologies for absence were received.
No Declarations of Interest were made.
Decision as recorded
Resolved that: (a) Taking into consideration all the evidence which has been provided, that an Order be made under Section 257 Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to divert a section of footpath Treharris 21 (b) To approve the confirmation of the Order made as a result of (a) above provided no objections or representations are made within the prescribed period or if any objections or representations made are withdrawn (c) If any objections or representations are made within the prescribed period are not subsequently withdrawn then to refer the relevant Order to PEDW for determination.
Resolved that: (a) Taking into consideration all the evidence which has been provided, that an Order be made under Section 257 Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to divert a section of footpath Treharris 21 (b) To approve the confirmation of the Order made as a result of (a) above provided no objections or representations are made within the prescribed period or if any objections or representations made are withdrawn (c) If any objections or representations are made within the prescribed period are not subsequently withdrawn then to refer the relevant Order to PEDW for determination.
The Chair advised that there was no other business deemed urgent.
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