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Isle of Anglesey

Plas Eilian Caravan Site, Llaneilian

Cais am Dystysgrif Datblygiad Cyfreithlon ar gyfer y defnydd presennol o dir ar gyfer (i) lleoli hyd at 7 o garafannau teithiol yn ychwanegol at ddefnydd cyfreithlon presennol y safle ar gyfer lleoli hyd at 18 o garafannau teithiol a phebyll rhwng Gwener y Groglith a 31 Hydref bob blwyddyn, a (ii) lleoli carafán sefydlog a ddefnyddir at ddibenion llety gwyliau ar dir yn / Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for the existing use of land for (i) the siting of up to 7 touring caravans in addition to the existing lawful use of the site for the siting of up to 18 touring caravans and tents between Good Friday and 31st October each year and (ii) the siting of a static caravan used for holiday purposes on land at
Status
Waiting for a decision
Reference
LUE/2026/22
Type
Change to an earlier permission
Size
Small
Ward
Twrcelyn
Received
28 September 2026
Decision due by
30 October 2026
Decision
Heb Benderfyniad / Not yet determined

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Where it has got to

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  2. Consultation

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  3. Decision

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  4. After the decision

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Collected by UK PlanIt from Isle of Anglesey's planning register, which is the official record. Plans and drawings are on the council's website.