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Cae Rhos, Capel Mawr

Cais llawn ar gyfer newid defnydd y tir i leoli pump cwt bugail ar gyfer defnydd gwyliau tymhorol, creu bloc toiledau/cawod o fewn y sied amaethyddol bresennol yn ogystal â creu lon fynedfa newydd a gosod pecyn trin carthffosiaeth yn / Full application for the change of use of land for the siting of five shepherd huts for seasonal holiday let purposes, creation of a toilet/shower block within the existing agricultural shed together with the creation of a new access road and installation of a package treatment plant at
Status
Waiting for a decision
Reference
FPL/2026/114
Type
Full planning permission
Size
Small
Ward
Cefni
Received
19 May 2026
Decision due by
16 July 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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