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Caerphilly

Mynydd Eglwysilan Common Bwlch Carnygelli Road Llanfabon

Discharge condition 27 (shadow flicker) of planning consent 25/0342/NCC (Vary condition 2 of 23/0427/DNS (Construct and operate up to 14 wind turbines and associated infrastructure including: hardstanding areas to include turbine foundations, crane hardstanding and laydown/storage area with associated micrositing allowances; electrical substation and control building with underground power cables; new access route connecting onto the A472; onsite access tracks, with pipeline and watercourse crossings; borrow pit(s); anemometer mast; temporary construction and storage compound with associated lay down areas near to the Site entrance; Habitat Management Area; and offsite works to facilitate the movement of abnormal loads such as the construction of over-run areas and temporary modifications to street furniture) to amend the approved plans to increase the rotor diameter of the wind turbines, increase the height of the on-site transformer, and enlarge the grid connection corridor)
Status
Waiting for a decision
Reference
26/0689/COND
Type
Details for conditions
Size
Small
Ward
Nelson
Received
13 October 2026
Decision due by
9 December 2026

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