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Pantyffynnon Quarry, Bonvilston

Discharge of Conditions 7. (Highway Improvement Details) 9. (CTMP) 13. (Peregrine Falcon) 19. (noise and dust) 25. (Groundwater). For planning ref 2024/00246/ENV - 2nd Periodic Review following permissions 97/01084/FUL & 2009/00814/ENV Scheme of New Working Conditions at Pantyffynnon Quarry / Seth Hill Quarry, Bonvilston
Status
Waiting for a decision
Reference
2024/00246/1/CD
Type
Details for conditions
Size
Small
Ward
St Nicholas and Llancarfan
Received
18 August 2025
Decision due by
13 October 2025
Decision
Pending

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