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Fferm Solar Porth Wen Solar Farm, Cemaes

Mân ddiwygiadau i'r cynllun a gymeradwywyd yn flaenorol o dan ganiatâd cynllunio 20C310B/EIA/RE (cais llawn ar gyfer adeiladu fferm arae solar 49.99MW ynghyd a offer, seilwaith a gwaith ategol cysylltiedig) yn Rhyd y Groes, Rhosgoch er mwyn diwygio geiriad amodau 5, 6 ac 11 i ganiatáu i'r datblygiad ddigwydd mewn dau gam (cam 1 - gwaith galluogi a cham 2 - gosod paneli) yn / Minor amendments to the scheme previously approved under planning permission 20C310B/EIA/RE (full application for the construction of a 49.99MW solar array farm together with associated equipment, infrastructure and ancillary works) at Rhyd y Groes, Rhosgoch so as to amend the wording of conditions 5, 6, and 11 to allow the development to take place in two phases (phase 1 – enabling works and phase 2 – installation of panels) at
Status
Approved
Reference
MAO/2021/26
Type
Change to an earlier permission
Size
Small
Ward
Twrcelyn
Received
7 October 2021
Decided
4 November 2021
Decision
Caniatáu / Permitted

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A decision has been made, so the council is no longer taking comments. Approved, 4 November 2021.

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