Open CouncilCymraeg
Monmouthshire

Bryn Cynefin Pandy Monmouthshire NP7 8EB

Change of use of the site (2337 m2) from agricultural to One Planet Development subject to the OPD Management Plan. Including: The siting of an off-grid low impact dwelling with woodstore and greenhouse The siting (retention) of an ancillary guest cabin with woodstore and PV array (retrospective) The erection of structures to make an accessible green woodworking area comprising: An accessible walkway providing access A wheelchair accessible compost toilet Two open sided shelters for green woodworking A raised platform for siting a geodome shelter Erection of: A wheelchair accessible compost toilet by barn 1 Two livestock shelters Drainage and access works
Status
Waiting for a decision
Reference
DM/2025/01250
Type
Full planning permission
Ward
Crucorney
Received
24 September 2025
Consultation date
6 October 2026
Decision due by
3 November 2026

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