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Isle of Anglesey

Plot 23, The Rise, Bae Trearddur / Trearddur Bay

Cais am Dystysgrif Cyfreithlondeb datblygiad presennol mewn perthynas â dechrau deunyddol wedi'i wneud ar ganiatâd cynllunio cyfeirnod 46C87S (codi 17 o dai ynghyd a chreu ag addasu mynedfa newydd a presennol yn) gan ganiatáu felly ddatblygiad y plot 23 yn / Application for a Certificate of Lawfulness of existing development in relation to a material start having been made on planning permission reference 46C87S (erection of 17 dwellings together with the construction and alteration of a new and existing access) thus allowing development of plot 23 at
Status
Waiting for a decision
Reference
LUE/2026/18
Type
Change to an earlier permission
Size
Medium
New homes
17
Ward
Ynys Gybi
Received
13 August 2026
Decision due by
23 October 2026
Decision
Heb Benderfyniad / Not yet determined

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This application is waiting for a decision, so you can still comment. Say whether you support or object, and why, sticking to planning matters. Comments go to the council and are usually published.

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Where it has got to

  1. Application received

    Done

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  2. Consultation

    Now

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  3. Decision

    To come

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  4. After the decision

    To come

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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.