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Cei Y Gogledd, I'r Gogledd O Ffordd Yr Ysgol Promenade, Abermaw

Darparu amddiffynfeydd môr newydd ar Bromenâd y Gogledd Abermaw gan gynnwys wal gynnal y graig newydd ar y traeth, tynnu grwynau, ailwampio’r wal gynnal goncrid, atgyweirio’r brif wal, gosod cwrb a balwstrad yn lle’r wal ganolog, ail adeiladu’r wal eilaidd, amddiffynfeydd rhag llifogydd dros dro, ailadeiladu ac ymestyn y ramp mynediad, uwchraddio’r briffordd, gwella’r ollyngfa dŵr wyneb ynghyd a gwella nodweddion tirwedd a thir y cyhoedd. Provide new sea defences on Barmouth North Promenade, including a new rock revetment wall on the beach, removal of groynes, refurbishment of the concrete retaining wall, repair of the main wall, installation of a kerb and balustrade in place of the central wall, reconstruction of the secondary wall, temporary flood defences, rebuilding and extension of the access ramp, highway improvements, enhancement of the surface water outfall, together with improvements to landscape features and public land.
Status
Status not clear from the register
Reference
C26/0342/00/LL
Type
Full planning permission
Ward
Abermaw
Received
5 June 2026
Consultation date
5 July 2026

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