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Resolved that application 23-002CA be granted as made and that the entirety of MCL061 comprising 25.2 hectares (62.3 acres) of land be removed from the Register of Common Land, as shown hatched red on the plan at appendix 3. The Committee thanked the officer for her detailed report and the clear presentation.
Apologies for absence were received from County Councillors T Colbert, G Morgan and J Wilkinson.
The Chair was authorised to sign as a correct record the minutes of the meeting held on 11 January 2024.
County Councillor G D Jones declared a prejudcial interest in the application to correct the Register of Common Land, as the land was in his ward and he had been involved in discussions regarding the application. As a result he left the meeting for the item.
Decision as recorded
Resolved that application 23-002CA be granted as made and that the entirety of MCL061 comprising 25.2 hectares (62.3 acres) of land be removed from the Register of Common Land, as shown hatched red on the plan at appendix 3. The Committee thanked the officer for her detailed report and the clear presentation.
The Committee considered the report regarding the application to correct the Register of Common Land, sections 22 and Schedule 2 of the Commons Act 2006 – Application 23-002CA, Register unit MCL061, Fawnog Tynybryn, community of Llanfair Caereinion. The Assistant Commons Registration and Definitive Map Officer presented a summary of the assessment of the evidence against the legal criteria. It was moved and duly seconded to grant the application as recommended in the officer’s report. Resolved that application 23-002CA be granted as made and that the entirety of MCL061 comprising 25.2 hectares (62.3 acres) of land be removed from the Register of Common Land, as shown hatched red on the plan at appendix 3. The Committee thanked the officer for her detailed report and the clear presentation.
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