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Isle of Anglesey

Gwyndy Quarry, Llandrygan.

Cais ar gyfer ymestyniad fertigol i chwarel wenithfaen bresennol i gynnwys dwy fonc ychwanegol i -10 metr islaw AOD, a chydgrynhoi amodau cloddio am fwynau sydd ar waith yn y chwarel ehangach yn / Application for a vertical extension to the existing granite quarry comprising two additional benches to -10 metres below AOD, and the consolidation of extant mineral extraction conditions which are in force within the wider quarry at
Status
Waiting for a decision
Reference
MIG/2025/1
Type
Other
Size
Medium
Ward
Canolbarth Mon
Received
4 November 2025
Decision due by
18 August 2026
Decision
Heb Benderfyniad / Not yet determined

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Collected by UK PlanIt from Isle of Anglesey's planning register, which is the official record. Plans and drawings are on the council's website.