Consultation Report – Addendum The Local Development Plan was

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Consultation Report – Addendum
The Local Development Plan was submitted along with the accompanying
documentation to the Welsh Assembly Government on the 20th May 2010. The
Consultation Report, May 2010 was submitted at this time.
Whilst there is no formal requirement within the Town and Country Planning (Local
Development Plan) (Wales) Regulations 2005 for updating the Consultation Report
following submission, this addendum has been drafted in order to record the
consultations which have taken place since submission and also as a result of the
hearing sessions during the examination.
This addendum contains the outcome of the:Focussed Changes Consultation
Additional focussed Changes Consultation
Additional Alternative Site - Harlech
Alternative Sites – Sustainability Appraisals a request for further information
Matters Arising Changes Consultation
Reserve Housing Sites Consultation
Sustainability Appraisal Consultation.
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1.1
STAGE 7 – ADDITIONAL FOCUSSED CHANGES CONSULTATION
Focussed Changes
This stage provided an opportunity for stakeholders and members of the public to
comment on the Focussed Changes document. These were changes to the draft Local
Development Plan and Maps which resulted from the deposit draft consultation
responses. The Focussed changes were advertised at the same time as the Authority
made the representations received during the deposit draft consultation period and the
Authority response to these available to the public. The submission of the Local
Development Plan and supporting documents to the Welsh Assembly Government was
also advertised at this time.
The document was made available for the public to view at various different locations
across the National Park and locations adjacent to the National Park boundary. A full list
of locations the document was made available to be viewed can be seen in Appendix 19.
A letter or email was sent out to all the consutlees on the Local Development Plan
database to inform them of the consultation (see appendix 36). A notice was placed in
the local press (see appendix 37) and information was provided on the Authority’s
website regarding the Focussed Changes consultation.
The consultation period was from 21st May 2010 to 2nd July 2010. The Authority received
91 comments on the focussed changes from 13 respondents. A summary of the
representations received with the Authority Response is contained within appendix 38
1.2
Additional Focussed Changes
The additional focussed changes document contained minor textual changes that the
Authority considered should be made to the deposit Eryri Local Development Plan.
These changes were drafted as a result of the representations received as part of the
deposit Local Development Plan consultation. The document made available for
consultation can be seen in appendix 35
The document was made available for the public to view at various different locations
across the National Park and locations adjacent to the National Park boundary. A full list
of locations the document was made available to view can be seen in appendix 19. A
letter was also sent out to the consultees on the Local Development Plan database to
inform them of the additional focussed changes consultation (see appendix 39).
Information regarding the consultation was also placed on the Authority website and a
notice placed in the local press which can be seen in appendix 40.
The consultation period was from 2nd September to 30th September 2010. The Authority
received 13 representations on the additional focussed changes from 5 respondents. A
summary of the representations received including the Authority Response is contained
within appendix 41.
1.3
Alternative Site - Harlech Consultation
Following the initial alternative site consultation, an additional site at Harlech was
processed by the Authority which was consulted upon from 22nd October 2010 to 2nd
December 2010. A notice was placed in the local press (Appendix 42). A letter or email
was sent out to the individuals and organisations on the Local Development Plan
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consultation database (Appendix 43). Documents relating to the consultation were
provided in different locations around the National Park and bordering areas (list can be
seen in appendix 19) and on the Authority’s website.
As a result of this consultation we received 15 representations from 15 individuals and
organisations. These representations were passed on to the Inspector.
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2.1
STAGE 8 – ALTERNATIVE SITES SUSTAINABILITY APPRAISALS
Alternative Sites – Sustainability Appraisals
A request was made by the inspector for further information on the sustainability of sites
or extensions to housing development boundaries which have previously been put
forward by respondents to the plan. This was to provide an opportunity for respondents
to prepare a sustainability appraisal in support of the alternative sites they had put
forward. A letter was sent out to all individuals and organisations that had put forward an
alternative site in order to inform them of the request for further information made by the
Inspector with regards to sustainability appraisal information. Along with the letter a
copy of the Authority’s Site Criteria Paper was sent out which was prepared by the
Authority during the deposit draft Local Development Plan consultation in May 2009. The
purpose of the paper was to assist proponents of sites with fulfilling the requirements for
providing an SA/SEA when putting forward a site during this part of the process (further
information about the site criteria paper can be seen in Stage 6 earlier in this document).
16 Sustainability Appraisals were received by the Authority following the request for
further information these were passed on to the Inspector.
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STAGE 9 – MATTERS ARISING CHANGES CONSULTATION
There were three elements to this consultation which arose from issues during the
examination into the Local Development Plan. The various consultations are outlined
below. The consultation period ran from 9th December 2010 to 27th January 2011. A
letter or email was sent out to all of the individuals and organisations on the Eryri Local
Development Plan consultation database informing them of the consultation (appendix
44). A notice was placed in the local press which can be seen in appendix 45.
Information regarding the consultation including consultation documents were also
provided in various different locations across the National Park and in areas adjacent to
the National Park boundary, a list of the locations these documents were available can
been seen in appendix 19.
3.1
Matters Arising Schedule of Changes document
This document comprised of the amendments being proposed by the Authority following
the matters arising from the individual hearing sessions. Alongside the document were a
number of new or amended background papers following matters arising from the
hearing sessions. These included
Additional Evidence for policy 21: Chalet and Static Caravan Sites
Additional Evidence for green wedge designations
Minerals
Zones of influence and
Settlement Capacity Study
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Representations were received by the Authority from seven individuals and
organisations with a total of 29 comments on the Matters Arising Changes.
3.2
Reserve Housing Sites Consultation
A number of potential sites were discussed during the examination hearing sessions.
These sites were suggested by the Authority as sites that could potentially be suitable as
affordable housing exception sites if a local need should be identified within the
settlement during the plan period. The reserve housing sites document available during
the consultation period can be viewed in appendix 46.
Eight individuals and organisations made representations on the reserve housing sites
with a total of ten comments on the sites. These comments were passed on to the
Inspector.
Following the end of the consultation period the Authority had not received any
representations from Welsh Water, Gwynedd and Conwy Highways. These agencies
were then approached again individually regarding the reserved housing sites for their
comments about the suitability of the sites. As a result, comments were then received
from all the agencies regarding the reserved sites proposed.
3.3
Sustainability Appraisal Consultation
As outlined above during the hearing sessions, the inspector considered the proponents
of alternative sites previously put forward should be given another opportunity to submit
information on the sustainability appraisal (SA) of their sites in line with the Site Criteria
Paper provided by the Authority. This stage was outlined above (9.1). The sustainability
appraisals received were then consulted upon during this stage of consultation.
Comments were received by one organisation regarding the sustainability appraisal for
one site only. These comments were passed on to the Inspector.
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Appendix 36
Mai 20 May, 2010
Annwyl Syr / Fadam
Dear Sir / Madam
Cynllun Datblygu Lleol Eryri
2007-2022
Eryri Local Development Plan
2007-2022
Ysgrifennaf atoch i roi gwybod i chi am y
cynnydd a wnaed hyd yma ar Gynllun
Datblygu Lleol Eryri.
I am writing to inform and update you about
progress on the Eryri Local Development
Plan.
1. Cyflwyno ger bron Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru / Yr Arolygiaeth
1. Submission to the Welsh Assembly
Government / Inspectorate
Bydd Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri’n
cyflwyno cynigion ar gyfer Cynllun
Datblygu Lleol Eryri (CDLlE) ger bron
Llywodraeth Cynulliad Cymru at ddibenion
Archwiliad annibynnol yn ystod yr wythnos
yn dechrau 17 Mai 2010. Arolygydd
Annibynnol a benodir gan yr Arolygiaeth
Gynllunio fydd yn cynnal yr Archwiliad.
The Snowdonia National Park Authority will
be submitting proposals for the Eryri Local
Development Plan (LDP) to the Welsh
Assembly Government for independent
Examination in the week beginning 17th May
2010. The Examination will be carried out by
an Independent Inspector appointed by the
Planning Inspectorate.
Mae’r dogfennau a gyflwynir yn cynnwys y
CDLl adnau, Adroddiad Arfarniad o
Gynaliadwyedd (sy’n cynnwys adroddiad
amgylcheddol), y Cynllun Cynnwys
Cymunedau, Adroddiad Ymgynghoriad,
copïau o sylwadau a dogfennau ategol
eraill.
The submitted documents comprise the
deposit LDP, a Sustainability Appraisal
Report (incorporating an environmental
report), the Community Involvement Scheme,
a Consultation Report, copies of
representations and other supporting
documents.
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Mae copïau o’r dogfennau hyn ar gael ar
wefan yr Awdurdod yn www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri, yn Swyddfa’r Parc
Cenedlaethol, neu ar CD mewn
llyfrgelloedd cyhoeddus yn Abermaw,
Bethesda, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Dolgellau,
Harlech, Llanberis, Penrhyndeudraeth,
Penygroes, Tywyn, Porthmadog, Y Bala,
Cerrigydrudion, Llanrwst, Llanfairfechan,
Penmaenmawr, Conwy a Chanolfannau
Croeso’r Awdurdod ym Metws y Coed,
Dolgellau a Beddgelert yn ystod oriau agor
arferol.
Copies of these documents are available on
the Authority’s website at www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri, at the National Park
Office, or on CD at public libraries in
Barmouth, Bethesda, Blaenau Ffestiniog,
Dolgellau, Harlech, Llanberis,
Penrhyndeudraeth, Penygroes, Tywyn,
Porthmadog, Y Bala, Cerrigydrudion,
Llanrwst, Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr,
Conwy and at the Authority’s Information
Centres in Betws y Coed, Dolgellau and
Beddgelert during normal opening times.
2. Ymateb yr Awdurdod i’r Sylwadau a
ddaeth i law
2. Authority’s Response to
Representations received
Mae’r Awdurdod wedi rhoi ystyriaeth i’r
sylwadau a wnaed yn ystod yr
ymgynghoriad ar CDLl Eryri adnau a’r
Safleoedd Amgen, gyda chyngor gan
Fforwm Eryri. Cynhwysir ymateb yr
Awdurdod i’ch sylwadau yn yr Adroddiad
Ymgynghoriad sy’n ymddangos ar wefan
yr Awdurdod yn www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri, yn Swyddfa’r Parc
Cenedlaethol, neu ar CD mewn
llyfrgelloedd cyhoeddus ac yn y
canolfannau a restrwyd uchod.
Comments made during consultation on the
deposit Eryri LDP and the Alternative Sites
have been considered by the Authority with
advice from the Eryri Forum. The Authority’s
response to your representations are
included in the Consultation Report which is
available to view on the Authority’s website at
www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri, at the
National Park Office, or on CD at public
libraries and centres listed above.
3. Hysbysebu’r Newidiadau Ffocws
Arfaethedig
3. Advertisement of Proposed Focussed
Changes
Mae Awdurdod y Parc Cenedlaethol hefyd
wedi cytuno ar newidiadau i CDLl Eryri.
Mae’r Newidiadau Ffocws hyn yn destun
ymgynghoriad cyhoeddus ffurfiol hyd 5yh
ar 2 Gorffennaf 2010. Mae’n bosibl edrych
ar y Newidiadau Ffocws arfaethedig
ynghyd â ffurflen sylwadau ar ein gwefan
www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri, yn
Swyddfa’r Parc Cenedlaethol neu ar CD
yn y llyfrgelloedd cyhoeddus a restrwyd
uchod. Dylai’r sylwadau a gyflwynir yn awr
gyfeirio at y Newidiadau Ffocws
arfaethedig hyn yn unig. Nid cyfle yw
hwn i ychwanegu at sylwadau blaenorol,
na chyflwyno sylwadau newydd ar rannau
o CDLl Eryri adnau gwreiddiol na
Safleoedd Amgen nad ydynt yn destun
newid, gan na fydd yr Arolygydd yn
ystyried unrhyw sylwadau newydd o’r fath.
Ni fydd yr Awdurdod yn ymateb i’r
sylwadau ar y Newidiadau Ffocws. Cânt
eu hanfon ymlaen at yr Arolygydd fydd yn
ystyried y sylwadau hyn fel rhan o’r broses
The National Park Authority also agreed
changes to the Eryri LDP. These Focussed
Changes are subject to formal public
consultation until 5pm on the 2nd of July 2010.
The proposed Focussed Changes along with
a representation form are available to view on
our website www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri, at the National Park
Office or on CD at public libraries listed
above. Comments made at this stage can
only address these proposed Focussed
Changes. This is not an opportunity to add to
previous representations, or to make new
comments on parts of the original deposit
Eryri LDP or Alternative Sites not subject to
change, as the Inspector will not consider any
such new representations. The Authority will
not make a response to the representations
on the Focussed Changes. They will be
forwarded to the Inspector who will take
these representations into account as part of
the Examination process.
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Archwilio.
Dylid anfon sylwadau sydd a wnelo â’r
ddogfen Newidiadau Ffocws arfaethedig
mewn ysgrifen erbyn 5pm ar 2 Gorffennaf
2010 at:-
Representations relating to the proposed
Focussed Changes document should be sent
in writing by 5pm on the 2nd of July 2010 to:-
Y Tîm Polisi (Cynllun Datblygu Lleol),
Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri,
Swyddfa’r Parc Cenedlaethol,
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd,
LL48 6LF
The Policy Team (Local Development Plan),
Snowdonia National Park Authority,
National Park Office,
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd,
LL48 6LF
neu ar-lein i dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk
4. Penodi Swyddog Rhaglen
or made on-line to dyfodoleryri@eryrinpa.gov.uk
4. Appointment of a Programme Officer
Rwyf hefyd yn falch i’ch hysbysu ein bod
wedi penodi Swyddog Rhaglen i
gynorthwyo â’r broses o fynd â’r
Archwiliad yn ei flaen. Bydd Mr Rhys
Roberts yn gweithredu fel pwynt cyswllt
rhwng yr Awdurdod, Cynrychiolwyr a’r
Arolygydd, ac yn sicrhau bod yr Archwiliad
yn rhedeg yn esmwyth. Bydd yn gweithio
yn Swyddfa’r Parc Cenedlaethol,
Penrhyndeudraeth a gellir ei gysylltu trwy
e-bost: swyddogrhaglen@eryri-npa.gov.uk
neu dros y ffôn ar 01766 772508.
I am also pleased to inform you that a
Programme Officer has been appointed to
assist in taking the Examination forwards. Mr
Rhys Roberts will act as a point of contact
between the Authority, Representors and the
Inspector, and will ensure the Examination
runs smoothly. He is based at the National
Park Office, Penrhyndeudraeth and can be
contacted through email:
programmeofficer@eryri-npa.gov.uk or by
telephone on 01766 772508.
5. Y Camau Nesaf
Next Steps
Disgwylir i Gyfarfod Cyn-Gwrandawiad ar
yr Archwiliad gael ei gynnal rhywdro yn
ystod mis Gorffennaf 2010 a’r Archwiliad
Annibynnol ym mis Medi 2010. Bydd y
Swyddog Rhaglen yn ysgrifennu atoch yn
unigol i roi gwybod am ddyddiadau’r
cyfarfodydd hyn ac amserlen y dyfodol yn
gysylltiedig â Chynllun Datblygu Lleol
Eryri.
It is expected that the Pre-hearing Meeting on
the Examination will be held sometime in July
2010 and the Independent Examination in
September 2010. The Programme Officer will
write to you separately to advise you of the
dates of these meeting and the future
timetable regarding the Eryri Local
Development Plan.
For further information or assistance, email
dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk or phone
01766 770274 and ask to speak to someone
in the Policy Section.
Am ragor o wybodaeth neu gymorth,
anfonwch e-bost at dyfodoleryri@eryrinpa.gov.uk neu ffoniwch 01766 770274 a
gofynnwch i siarad â rhywun o’r Adran
Bolisi.
Yn gywir / Yours sincerely,
Iwan Evans
Interim Head of Strategic Policy and Plan
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Appendix 37
Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri
Snowdonia National Park Authority
Deddf Cynllunio a Phrynu Gorfodol 2004
Rheoliadau Cynllunio Gwlad a Thref (Cynllun Datblygu Lleol)
(Cymru) 2005 (Rheoliad 22)
Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004
The Town and Country Planning (Local Development Plan)
(Wales) Regulations 2005 ( Regulation 22)
Hysbysiad o Gyflwyno Cynllun Datblygu Lleol i Lywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru a Hysbysebu Newidiadau Ffocws
Arfaethedig
Notice of Submission of a Local Development Plan to the
Welsh Assembly Government and Advertisement of the
Proposed Focussed Changes
Cynllun Datblygu Lleol Eryri 2007 - 2022
Eryri Local Development Plan 2007 - 2022
Mae Awdurdod Parc Cenedlathol Eryri wedi cyflwyno cynigion ar gyfer y Cynllun
Datblygu Lleol (CDLl) uchod i Lywodraeth Cynulliad Cymru eu harchwilio. Os, a phan, y
mabwysiedir cynigion y cynllun byddant yn ffurfio’r cynllun datblygu ar gyfer y Parc
Cenedlaethol a byddant yn sail i benderfyniadau ar gynllunio defnydd tir sy’n effeithio ar
yr ardal honno.
The Snowdonia National Park Authority has submitted proposals for the above Local
Development Plan (LDP) to the Welsh Assembley Government for examination. If, and
when, these plan proposals are adopted they will form the development plan for the
National Park and will be the basis for decisions on land use planning affecting that area.
Mae Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri wedi cynnig newidiadau i’r Cynllun Datblygu
Lleol Adneuo. Mae’r newidiadau i’w gweld yn y ddogfen “Newidiadau Ffocws
Arfaethedig”.
The Snowdonia National Park Authority has proposed changes to the Deposit Local
Development Plan. These changes are outlined in the “ Proposed Focussed Changes”
document.
Mae’r newidiadau ffocws yn amodol ar gyfnod ymgynghori ffurfiol, hyd at 5yp ar 2
Gorffennaf 2010.
These focussed changes are subject to formal consultation, until 5pm on the 2
2010.
Mae copiau o’r dogfennau CDLl ar gael i’r cyhoedd eu gweld yn rhad ac a ddim yn
Swyddfa’r Parc Cenedlaethol, mewn llyfrgelloedd cyhoeddus yn Abermaw, Bethesda,
Blaenau Ffestiniog, Dolgellau, Harlech, Llanberis, Penrhyndeudraeth, Penygroes, Tywyn,
Porthmadog, Y Bala, Cerrigydrudion, Llanrwst, Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr a Chonwy
ac yng nghanolfannau croeso'r Awdurdod ym Metws y Coed, Dolgellau a Beddgelert yn
ystod oriau agor arferol. Maent hefyd ar gael ar wefan yr Awdurdod www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri.
Copies of the LDP documents are available for public inspection free of charge at the
National Park Office, at public libraries in Barmouth, Bethesda, Blaenau Ffestiniog,
Dolgellau, Harlech, Llanberis, Penrhyndeudraeth, Penygroes, Tywyn, Porthmadog, Y
Bala, Cerrigydrudion, Llanrwst, Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr, Conwy and at the
Authority’s Information Centres in Betws y Coed, Dolgellau and Beddgelert during normal
opening times. They are also available on the Authority’s website at www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri.
Mae’r dogfennau’n cynnwys y CDLl Adneuo, Adroddiad yr Arfarniad o Gynaliadwyedd
(gan ymgorffori Adroddiad Amgylcheddol), y Cynllun Cynnwys Cymunedau, Adroddiad
Ymgynghori, copiau o sylwadau a dogfennau ategol eraill ynghyd a’r ddogfen
Newidiadau Ffocws arfaethedig.
The documents comprise the Deposit LDP, a Sustainability Appraisal Report
(incorporating an environmental report), the Community Involvement Scheme, a
Consultation Report, copies of representations and other supporting documents and the
proposed Focussed Changes document.
Dylid anfon sylwadau yn ysgrifenedig sydd yn berthnasol i’r ddogfen newidiadau ffocws
arfaethedig at-
Representations relating to the proposed Focussed Changes document should be sent in
writing to -
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd, LL48 6LF
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd, LL48 6LF
nd
of July
neu dylid eu hanfon ar-lein i dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk.
or made on-line to dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk.
Mae ffurflen ar gyfer gwneud sylwadau ar gael o’r cyfeiriad uchod neu ar-lein yn
www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri
A form for making representations is available from the above address or on-line at
Dylai’r sylwadau fanylu ar y materion a’r rhesymau y maent yn ymwneud â hwy, ond
noder y dylent ganolbwyntio’n unig ar un neu fwy o’r newidiadau ffocws arfaethedig yn
ystod y cyfnod hwn. Ni ddylid cynnig newidiadau pellach i’r CDLl Adneuo na’r
Safleoedd Amgen, oherwydd ni fydd yr Arolygydd yn ystyried sylwadau newydd
o’r fath. Diystyrir unrhyw sylwadau o’r fath oherwydd fe ddylent fod wedi’u cyflwyno yn
ystod cyfnodau cynharach y broses o baratoi’r cynllun.
Representations should specify the matters and grounds to which they relate, but please
note at this stage they must only relate to one or more of the proposed focussed
changes. They should not propose further changes to the original Deposit LDP or
Alternative Sites, as the Inspector will not consider any such new representations.
Any such representations will be disregarded as they should have been made during the
earlier stages of plan preparation.
Yna bydd y sylwadau hynny’n cael eu cyfeirio at Lywodraeth Cynulliad Cymru a’r
Arolygiaeth Gynllunio i’w hystyried gan yr Arolygydd a benodwyd i archwilio cadernid y
cynllun.
These representations will then be forwarded to the Welsh Assembly Government and
Planning Inspectorate, for consideration by the Inspector appointed to examine the
soundness of the plan.
Arolygydd annibynnol fydd yn cynnal yr Archwiliad Cyhoeddus i benderfynu pa un a yw’r
cynllun yn gadarn ai peidio. Dim ond y rhai sy’n cyflwyno sylwadau er mwyn ceisio newid
y CDLl Adneuo y gwnaed eu sylwadau ‘yn briodol’ (h.y. yn unol â hysbysiadau
cynharach) sydd â’r hawl i ymddangos gerbron yr Arolygydd yn yr Archwiliad Cyhoeddus
ac i gael gwrandawiad ganddo (Adran 64(6) o Ddeddf 2004), ynghyd â’r rheiny
sydd wedi cynnig sylwadau ar y Newidiadau Ffocws Arfaethedig, y gwnaed eu sylwadau
yn briodol ac sydd am ymddangos yn yr Archwiliad.
An independent Inspector will conduct the Examination in Public to determine whether the
plan is sound. Only those making represntations, seeking to change the Deposit LDP
whose representations were ‘duly made’ (i.e. in accordance with earlier notices), have the
right to appear before and be heard by the Inspector at the Examination in Public (Section
64 (6) of the 2004 Act), along with representors on the Proposed Focussed Changes,
whose representations were duly made and who wish to appear at the Examination.
Rhoddir hysbysiad o leiaf 6 wythnos cyn i’r Archwiliad Cyhoeddus ddechrau. Mater i’r
Arolygydd benderfynu arno yw fformat y gwrandawiad.
Notice will be given at least 6 weeks before the opening of the Examination in Public. The
format of the hearing will be a matter fo the Inspector.
Mae rhagor o wybodaeth ar gael o www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri
Swyddfa’r Parc Cenedlaethol
Penrhyndeudraeth
Gwynedd
LL48 6LF
Further information is available from www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri
National Park Office
Penrhyndeudraeth
Gwynedd
LL48 6LF
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Appendix 38
Focussed Changes Representations and Officer Comments
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General Representations
FC
Rep
ID
001
FC
Rep
ID
003
FC
Rep
ID
003
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Language
Summary of Representation
Officer response
Heulwen
Parry
CC Gellilydan
& Maentwrog
003
General
cymraeg
Generally, it is felt that the language
of the English document is clumsy
and unclear and that the Welsh
translation is unclear and full of
mistakes.
Noted. The English and the Welsh
translation will be checked and refined
before the plan is adopted
Name
Mark
Newey
Organisation
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
Rep
No
015
FC
Number
General
Language
While extensive changes are to be
avoided there may be some
opportunities to refine policy wording
so that it better delivers on intentions.
There is overlap of criteria/issues,
repetition of national policy without
local refinement, policy is found in the
text and vice versa, etc.
Officer response
Noted. Where there are opportunities
some policy wording or textual changes
could be refined.
Name
Mark
Newey
Organisation
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
Rep
No
016
FC
Number
General
Language
Officer response
Given the relatively small number of new
allocations and the uncertainty in the
housing market as present (which is out of
the control of the local planning authority),
there isn’t much scope for the Plan to
show greater clarity on timing. The
allocated sites are small in size and
therefore will not be phased and do not
have infrastructure implications. Some
clarity could be provided on known
The plan would still benefit from a
more explicit demonstration of how
and when development will be
realised over its lifetime, greater
clarity on the timing, linkages to
infrastructure and funding sources
would add clarity and certainty. No
changes have been proposed to
Appendix 3 Implementation.
10
development proposals by Housing
Associations.
FC
Rep
ID
003
FC
Rep
ID
005
Name
Mark
Newey
Organisation
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
Name
Rose
Freeman
Organisation
The Theatres
Trust
Rep
No
017
FC
Number
General
Rep
No
001
FC
Number
Not FC General
Language
Whilst the monitoring framework
(appendix 3) provides a number of
targets and indicators in relation to
plan objectives and core policies it
should provide guidance on
implementation, milestones and
triggers for review. The revised
Housing BP page 71 indicates
potential trigger points but no changes
are proposed to LDP Appendix 3.
Officer response
The monitoring framework in appendix 3
does contain a section on implementation.
The revised housing monitoring
framework in the Housing BP page 71
contains trigger points to consider review these are proposed as minor changes to
LDP appendix 3.
Language
Due to the specific nature of the
Trust’s remit we are concerned with
the protection and promotion of
theatres and expect therefore to see
policies dealing with cultural facilities.
Officer response
Noted. Community facilities will be added
to the glossary with a number of examples
but stating that it is not an exhaustive list.
We have checked the focussed
changes document and have no
issues with the amendments
proposed. However we would
recommend that a Glossary is
incorporated for clarity to include a
11
description for the term ‘community
facilities’ since none appear in the
document, and suggest community
facilities provide for the health,
welfare, social, educational, spiritual,
recreational, leisure and cultural
needs of the community.
FC
Rep
ID
010
Name
Chontell
Buchanan
Organisation
First City
Rep
No
001
FC
Number
General
Language
We are pleased to note the generally
positive response to our comments.
For this reason we do not intend to
make any further representations.
12
Officer response
Noted.
Focussed Change 03
FC
Rep
ID
001
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Language
Officer response
Heulwen
Parry
CC Gellilydan
& Maentwrog
001
03
cymraeg
1.60 – The Welsh translation is rather
unclear, especially the section
regarding working in partnership. It
isn’t clear with whom the partnership
will be.
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
001
03
The vision for Snowdonia National Park is
set out in the National Park Management
Plan and has been drawn up following
discussions with other statutory, voluntary
and commercial sector partners and local
communities. The Authority will work in
partnership with the partners mentioned
above in implementing the Plan.
The revised National Park Management
Plan has now been adopted by the
Authority. It wasn’t possible to make the
revised Management Plan available
during the consultation on the Focussed
Changes as it was being designed ready
to be published at the end of July. The
Focussed Change document that was
made available for public consultation
included all the Management Plan
revisions that are relevant to the Local
Development Plan. Support for the
changes is noted.
Whilst we support the proposed
amendments, and in particular the
objective to safeguard and enhance
the landscape, it appears that the
revised Management Plan is
unavailable during the Eryri Local
Development Plan 2007-2022:
consultation period. It is unclear
therefore how this amendment meets
Test of Soundness C4.
13
Focussed Change 04
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
002
04
Language
Officer response
CCW notes that proposed Change 3
is intended to reflect changes included
in the National Park
Management Plan. However, it
appears that the revised Management
Plan is unavailable during the Eryri
Local Development Plan 2007-2022:
consultation period. It is unclear
therefore how this amendment meets
The revised National Park Management
Plan has now been adopted by the
Authority. It wasn’t possible to make the
revised Management Plan available
during the consultation on the Focussed
Changes as it was being designed ready
to be published at the end of July. The
Focussed Change document includes all
the Management Plan revisions that are
relevant to the Local Development Plan in
full. Support for the change is noted.
14
Focussed Change 05
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
003
05
Language
Officer response
CCW supports the proposed
amendment and considers it
consistent with the waste hierarchy,
and to meet Test of Soundness C2.
Support for change noted.
15
Focussed Change 06
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
004
06
Language
Officer response
CCW welcomes and supports the
proposed change and considers it
consistent with national policy, and
meets Test of Soundness C2.
16
Focussed Change 07
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
005
07
Language
Officer response
proposed change and considers that it
meets Tests of
Soundness C2 and CE2.
17
Focussed Change 08
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
006
08
Language
Officer response
proposed change and considers it
consistent with national policy, and
meets Test of Soundness C2
18
Focussed Change 09
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
007
09
Language
Officer response
amendments. However, we also direct
you to our previous comments in
relation to the protection of the special
qualities of the Park (Test of
Soundness C2).
Agree that policy could be strengthened
by stating that the Special Qualities of the
National Park will be protected from
inappropriate development in Strategic
Policy A criterion (i).
19
Focussed Change 10
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
008
10
Language
Officer response
CCW supports the amendment in
principle, and considers it to meet
Test of Soundness CE1.
20
Focussed Change 11
FC
Rep
ID
013
003
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
009
11
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
009
11
Language
Officer response
CCW supports the proposed change
in, subject to there being
demonstrable justification that the
proposals would be contrary to the
statutory purposes of the Park in order
to meet Test of Soundness C2.
It should be made clear that the WSP
does not set specific growth levels for
places/hubs and some explanation of
what would constitute unsustainable
growth may be required.
Any proposals will be assessed against
Strategic Policy A: National Park purposes
and Sustainable Development which
states that proposals which compromise
National Park purposes will be refused.
21
It is recognised that the WSP does not set
specific growth levels for places/ hubs.
The Focussed Change does not imply
this. Unsustainable growth can be avoided
by complying with the Local Development
Plan policies and strategy.
Focussed Change 13
FC
Rep
ID
001
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Language
Officer response
Heulwen
Parry
CC Gellilydan
& Maentwrog
002
13
cymraeg
The policy does not restrict employment
opportunities but rather the policy allows
for the development of small scale
employment development to support the
rural economy.
003
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
010
13
013
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
010
13
3.8 page 20 It is felt that there is a
possibility here of restricting
opportunities to create work in areas
where unemployment levels are very
high and the indigenous population
have to move or travel far from home
to get work.
Settlement Hierarchy: References to
affordable housing needs appear to
comply with the definition set out in
TAN2.
CCW supports the amendment in
principle, and considers it to meet
Test of Soundness CE1.
22
Focussed Change 14
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
011
14
Language
Officer response
CCW welcomes the reference to Park
purposes in the purposed amendment
to the first sentence. We also support
the priority afforded to the
characteristic biodiversity of
Snowdonia as set out in criterion (v).
However, we seek further clarification
as to what is meant by “as
appropriate to the scale of
development” (last sentence of
criterion (v)). Appropriate weight
should be attached to designations (of
all types), and protected and priority
species (Test of Soundness C2).
Support for changes noted. The wording
‘as appropriate to the scale of
development’ is considered too vague and
should be deleted.
23
Focussed Change 16
FC
Rep
ID
003
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
008
16
Language
Officer response
Infrastructure Provision (FC 16
Strategic Policy Ch). The policy
changes now make it clear that the
requirements only apply to larger
scale developments. However, where
the policy will apply it is still not
entirely clear what priority will be
given to the types of mitigation
indicated.
Support for change noted. Further
information regarding prioritising will be
included in the Planning Obligation SPG
24
Focussed Change 17
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
012
17
Language
Officer response
CCW welcomes the protection
afforded to biodiversity in the 4th
paragraph. However, see also our
previous comments to the Deposit
Plan in relation to including, within the
LDP, detailed policies for the
appropriate protection and
enhancement of designated sites of
all types. Our comments are made
with reference to paragraphs 2.8(v) &
2.18 of Local Development Plans
Wales (2005) and the first two criteria
in paragraph 5.4.5 of Planning Policy
Wales (2nd edition, 2010) (Test of
Soundness C2).
• We recommend that the LDP refer to
statutory measures for the protection
of protected species, which are
translated into planning policy under
Planning Policy Wales and TAN 5:
Nature Conservation and Planning
(Test of Soundness CE1).
Paragraph 3.3.2 of TAN 5: Nature
Conservation and Planning and
paragraph 5.4.5 of Planning Policy
Wales sets out the provision to be
made in LDPs in relation to
biodiversity considerations. We
welcome the intention to prepare a
Supplementary Planning Guidance on
‘Local Biodiversity’.
However this SPG does not seem to
be currently available for consultation
but it is in draft within the Authority.
The Biodiversity Supplementary Planning
Guidance will be consulted and adopted
prior to adopting the Local development
Plan. The Authority will be consulting
CCW on the draft SPG and can provide
additional guidance in this document.
25
Therefore there is an element of
uncertainty. It is unclear therefore
from the current draft of
the LDP how development proposals
which are likely to impact on protected
and priority species will be
considered, and where mitigation or
compensation measures may be
required (Test of Soundness CE3).
26
Focussed Change 18
FC
Rep
ID
003
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
012
18
007
David Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri
004
18
013
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
013
18
Language
Officer response
Strategic Policy Dd. The policy
refinement makes it clear that it refers
to development within the Park area.
Some of the wording now proposed
for deletion in the final paragraph of
what will now be strategic Policy Dd
was vague.
However the words ‘and to the
robustness of proposals to climate
change are important and should be
retained in the LDP. Not all the
implications of climate change that the
planning authority need to take into
account in making decisions about the
impact of development on landscape
are enumerated elsewhere in the LDP
in Strategic Policy E, Climate Change.
In particular the planning authority will
also need to take into account the
resilience of plant species to climate
change, a significant consideration
when using ‘information provided
using the LANDMAP’ methodology’
highlighted in Strategic Policy Dd.
CCW supports the proposed changes
and considers that it meet Test of
Soundness C2.
27
It is unclear what changes are proposed
that cannot be covered by this policy.
Landmap does take into account
biodiversity of character areas and
through this policy they will be protected
as far as possible through the
development plan.
Focussed Change 19
FC
Rep
ID
007
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
David
Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri
002
19
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
014
19
Language
Officer response
Snowdonia Society sought
amendment of the deposit version of
the LDP to cover the issue of wind
turbine proposals in close proximity
to the National park which would
have a significant detrimental impact
on views into or out of the National
Park. We welcome the introduction
into the LDP of a more general text
about cross-boundary effects on
landscape. However, the proposed
change is inadequate as it stands
because the wording does not
indicate that in appropriate cases
the National Park Authority will
oppose damaging developments
outside but close to the National
park boundary. That defect should
be remedied.
Noted, in the 2nd line of the proposed
text “effect” should be corrected to
“affect”.
In the 2nd line of the proposed text
“effect” should be corrected to
“affect”.
CCW supports the amendment and
considers it to meet Test of
Soundness C2.
28
The National Park Authority cannot
dictate what happens beyond the
boundaries of the National Park;
however the National Park is consulted
on large development such as wind
farms that have an impact on the
National Park. The National Park
Authority has and will oppose these
types of development where they are
considered to be visually intrusive and
harmful or impact adversely on the
landscape character within the Park
boundary.
Focussed Change 20
FC
Rep
ID
007
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
David Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri
003
20
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
015
20
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
The words now added at the
beginning of Strategic Policy E
recognise that this policy rightly deals
both with “mitigation” of climate
change by reducing greenhouse gas
emissions and with adaptation to
climate change To properly reflect the
scope of Strategic Policy E two
indents need to be added: indent ii:
“promoting higher standards of energy
performance in existing buildings”
indent iii: “improving the sustainability
of transport, including reducing the
need to travel, especially by private
car”
For very many years to come
currently existing buildings will be a
much more important source of
greenhouse gas emissions than the
new buildings or extensions which
Strategic Policy E already covers.
CCW supports the amendment and
Soundness C2.
Representation noted. With regard to
suggested amendments to Strategic
Policy E
Indent ii. This is more of an aspiration as
the SNPA has limited influence on what
happens to existing buildings.
Development Policy 3: Energy already
seeks improvements to energy
performance when applications are made
for extensions.
Indent iii. It would be appropriate to
amend the text of the policy to refer to
improving transport sustainability
29
Focussed Change 21
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
016
21
Language
Officer response
CCW supports the recognition of the
role of woodland as a carbon store,
which is consistent with
Planning Policy Wales and therefore
meets Test of Soundness C2. Any
new planting should respect the
character of the area (Test of
Soundness CE1). (Connectively
should read connectivity).
Support for change noted. Amend
‘connectivity’ as recommended.
30
Focussed Change 22
FC
Rep
ID
003
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
013
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
017
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
22
Energy Statement: The policy should be
worded in such a way that it delivers
what is intended and can be
implemented in practice.
22
We refer you to our comments to the
Deposit Plan relating to making
provision in the policy for development
to meet the purposes of the National
Park.
Reference to Energy Statements is made
in the Supplementary Planning Guidance
on sustainable design. It will not be
possible to secure in all cases renewable
technologies and it will also not be possible
to refuse applications on this basis.
However the applicant will need to prove in
the Design and Access Statement that
alternative energy sources have been
explored, and where appropriate, deployed
in the development proposal.
Any proposals will be assessed against
Strategic Policy A: National Park purposes
and Sustainable Development which states
that proposals which compromise National
Park purposes will be refused.
31
Focussed Change 23 - 24
FC
Rep
ID
003
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
004
23-24
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
Mineral safeguarding policy. The FCs
address WAG concerns regarding
mineral safeguarding.
32
Focussed Change 23
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
018
23
Language
Officer response
Safeguarding Policy: We welcome the
recognition of the potential impact to
European conservation sites within
the third paragraph. However it should
be recognised that other
environmental material considerations
may also be relevant. We therefore
welcome the clarification that any
development within the MSA will be
subject to the consideration of other
LDP policies. We consider that this
clarification meets Tests of
Soundness CE1 and C2.
33
Focussed Change 24
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
019
24
Language
Officer response
CCW supports the clarification in
paragraphs 3.21 and 3.22 that mineral
safeguarding does not infer that future
working will be permitted to take
place. We consider that this
clarification meets Test of Soundness
CE1.
34
Focussed Change 25-27
FC
Rep
ID
003
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
006
25-27
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
Waste Planning. The draft focused
changes address WAG concerns
regarding small scale waste facilities
on existing or future industrial land.
35
Focussed Change 26
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
020
26
Language
Officer response
CCW supports the amendment.
36
Focussed Change 27
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
021
27
Language
Officer response
As currently worded the proposed
amendment suggests that the
authority will consider any proposal
favourable regardless of potential
impact. We therefore recommend that
favourable consideration will be
subject to there being no adverse
impact on the environment (Test of
Soundness CE1).
Include the text ‘subject to there being no
adverse impact on the environment’ in
paragraph 3.29
37
Focussed Change 29
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
022
29
Language
Officer response
CCW supports the change and
Soundness C2.
38
Focussed Change 30
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
023
30
Language
Officer response
CCW supports the amendment.
39
Focussed Change 31
FC
Rep
ID
003
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
014
31
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
024
31
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
The specific reference to Code 3
in the policy has been refined by
adding reference to any
equivalent future required
standard which improves
flexibility should national policy
evolve. However the policy does
not cover the Bream standard for
new non- housing development.
CCW supports the changes to
criteria (ii) and (iii) and considers
it to meet Test of Soundness
CE1.
Support for change noted. Bream standard for
new non-housing development is referred to in
the policy as 'any equivalent' standards. Bream
is a national standard which has to be applied
to development over 1,000sqm in size. No need
to repeat national policy.
40
Focussed Change 32
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
025
32
Language
Officer response
change and considers it meet Test of
Soundness C2.
41
Focussed Change 34
FC
Rep
ID
007
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
David
Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri
001
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for
Wales
026
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
34
The proposed deletion of
indent vi of Development
Policy 9 Conversion and
change of use of rural
buildings, which reads “The
proposal is located in a
sustainable location in terms
of travel to work and services”,
would be an unacceptable
breach of the National Park
Authority’s and the Assembly
Government’s commitment to
sustainable development.
34
CCW supports the
amendment to criterion (vii).
However, we also refer you to
our previous comments to the
Deposit Plan in relation to
sustainable development and
the potential impact of
development on
European nature conservation
designations (Test of
Soundness C2).
PPW Edition 2 (2010) 7.6.9 allows the residential
conversion of rural buildings if the resulting housing
will contribute to an identified need for affordable
housing for local need. This means that the
conversion of rural buildings for a dwelling to meet
locals need can be considered without the applicant
having to go through a marketing exercise.
Converting a rural building for residential purposes
which meets an identified local need is considered
to be more sustainable and beneficial than leaving
the building to deteriorate and takes into
consideration the national park purpose of
conserving and enhancing the built environment.
Sustainability should not only be judged in terms of
travel but also the overall sustainability of rural
communities especially when combining
employment and home. Home working offers the
opportunity for creating new employment, re-using
vacant buildings and reducing the need for
vehicular journeys to work.
Converting a rural building for residential purposes
which meets an identified local need is considered
to be more sustainable and beneficial than leaving
the building to deteriorate and takes into
consideration the national park purpose of
conserving and enhancing the built environment.
Sustainability should not only be judged in terms of
travel but also the overall sustainability of rural
communities especially when combining
employment and home. Home working offers the
opportunity for creating new employment, re-using
vacant buildings and reducing the need for
vehicular journeys to work. Any potential impact on
conservation designations would need to be
42
evaluated as part of the normal development
process.
43
Focussed Change 35
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
027
35
Language
Officer response
amendment to criterion (ix) and
Soundness C2.
44
Focussed Change 36-38
FC
Rep
ID
003
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
001
36-38
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
The level of housing provision and
phasing: The changes and
supporting documents confirm that
the original apportionment work has
been endorsed by the relevant
authorities, explain the relationship to
the 2006 household and National
Park projections and demonstrate
how the growth level relates to the
evidence base. As such the various
Focused Changes to the plan
proposed to clarify housing provision
and other explanatory documents
address WAG concerns.
Support for change noted. It is
recognised that 2008 household
projections are anticipated to be
published for Local Authorities in
September 2010. 2006 National Park
household projections are anticipated to
be published for the very first time at the
end of July / early August 2010. A brief
assessment of any implications will be
prepared.
45
Focussed Change 40
FC
Rep
ID
006
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
Catrin
Roberts
Grwp Tasg a
Gorffen Tai
Fforddiadwy Capel
Curig
001
40
cymraeg
This group would like to voice their
concerns with regard to this change.
Capel Curig has been recognised as
a secondary settlement. I’m sure
that others wrote during the Deposit
Consultation period (Spring 2009) to
argue the point that providing a
quota of 2 (number) affordable
houses reduces the potential of
investment by developers. We hope,
however, that the Plan is flexible
enough to allow a planning
application for 3 (number) houses if
the need for that number is proven
as part of the application and that the
developer is able to prove that the
building of 2 (number) houses isn’t
cost effective.
The settlement of Capel Curig comprises
a scatter of properties stretching for a
considerable distance along the A5. The
properties are clustered in small groups
separated by extensive stretches of
undeveloped land. A boundary
encompassing all of these isolated
groups of properties would be very
difficult to define. Many of the
undeveloped sections fronting the A5
contain steep rock outcrop and therefore
the settlement is very constrained. As a
result Capel Curig has been defined as a
smaller settlement and highlighting
properties on the inset map will give
some scope for limited additions and
infilling within the settlement to meet the
needs of the local community. It is
envisaged that affordable housing to
meet local needs will be delivered
through individual self build / self
managed units rather than developers
investing in a site. Historically there
haven’t been many units being brought
forward in smaller settlements. The
Authority will monitor how many come
forward and the need in smaller
settlements and will be reviewing the
plan every 4 years. In some settlements
if 2 units have been developed and there
is evidence of arising local need the
Authority will consider releasing land for
further units depending on environmental
capacity and landscape impact.
46
012
Arfon
Hughes &
Cerian
Evans
Hwylwyswyr Tai
001
40
We think that 2 units per settlement
over the plan period is too low for
some of the smaller settlements.
This is because of economies of
scale and housing needs surveys in
some of these smaller settlements
have shown a need for more than 2
units.
003
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
002
40-41
The distribution of housing: Further
refinements, policy clarifications and
explanations in background papers
have addressed WAG concerns. The
tables have been improved and
additions in terms of the split of
housing sites and types have made
the plan clearer.
FC 41 includes new plan text
indicating that the distribution of
development should accord with the
spatial strategy. However this may
need to be incorporated into policy
SP Ng especially given the high
proportion (c40%) of requirements
planned to arise from windfalls which
will require some form of policy
control to complement the monitoring
proposed.
The plan text and BPs suggest that
47
It is envisaged that affordable housing to
meet local needs will be delivered
through individual self build / self
managed units in the smaller settlements
rather than developers investing in a site
therefore economies of scale shouldn't
create a problem. Historically there
haven’t been many units being brought
forward in smaller settlements. The
Authority will monitor how many come
forward and the need in smaller
settlements and will be reviewing the
plan every 4 years. However at the start
of the Plan there should be an equal
opportunity to sustain the smallest rural
communities and give an opportunity for
modest new build in these settlements.
Support for change noted. There is
additional text in focussed change 41
which states that the distribution of new
development should accord with the
spatial strategy. Whilst there is no
objection in principle to the inclusion of
such wording in policy, tight control of
distribution will only be required if certain
settlements are subjected to overdevelopment as a result of excessive
windfall sites being brought forward.
Whilst this scenario may be more
applicable for urban authorities with
larger settlements and potential
brownfield sites, it is not regarded as a
high risk within the National Park.
Settlements in the Park are smaller,
housing settlement boundaries are fairly
tightly defined and generally there is less
speculation and demand in the housing
market.
It will not be possible to control the rate
the high level of existing
commitments are distributed in line
with the settlement strategy and will
be sufficient to cater for general open
market housing needs over the plan
period without causing further
adverse market pressures
The background papers provide a
fuller explanation for the distributions
proposed relative to
needs/constraints/ zones of
influence, etc including the
implications at the settlement level of
commitments, allocations and
windfalls. However, there would be
benefit in having a spatial distribution
comparison table summarising both
past and proposed scenarios
48
of development of sites already with
planning permission and 413 units
identified in the five year land supply are
counted in the Plan as existing
commitments. However the currently
depressed housing market is limiting the
development on these sites. It should
also be noted that there are 382 units
with planning permission outside the five
year land supply and not counted in the
Plan as commitments. 334 of these units
are located on one large site at Aberdyfi.
Due to infrastructure and access
difficulties it is not envisaged that
development on this site will progress
quickly and there is some doubt if all the
site will eventually be developed.
Focussed Change 41
FC
Rep
ID
012
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Arfon
Hughes &
Cerian
Evans
Hwylwyswyr Tai
002
41
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
We consider the allocations of
housing for service settlements and
secondary settlements to be far too
low. Survey data indicates that the
needs of these communities is
considerably more
The Plan has considered other ways of
delivering affordable housing. One
method would be to allow a greater
percentage of open market housing in
service centres, service settlements and
within secondary settlements. This would
entail allocating more land and probably
larger sites which are not available in
many settlements due to environmental
constraints. It is also unlikely that larger
sites would be developed as no regional
builders operate in the Park. Many of the
current larger sites remain partially
developed. Such an approach would be
likely to concentrate affordable housing
in certain settlements and not allow for
affordable housing opportunities in some
of the smaller settlements. The Local
Development Plan affordable housing
target must be based upon a realistic
assessment of what is likely to be
achievable within the environmental
capacity of the National Park.
49
Focussed Change 42
FC
Rep
ID
002
012
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
001
Arfon
Hughes &
Cerian
Evans
Hwylwyswyr Tai
003
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
42
If the local assessment is not yet
completed there is no data
supporting the policies of the Local
Authority or the Local Development
Plan itself for that matter.
42
Paragraph 5.14 say: ’The local
assessment regarding the actual
level of affordable need is not yet
complete’. We are concerned that
the information necessary to decide
how many affordable units should be
allocated for each settlement is not
available at present. It also states:
‘In the absence of any further
definitive data reliance on assessing
affordable housing need will be
placed on surveys by the RHE’s and
other data sources….”. Housing
needs surveys have been
undertaken in eleven of the smaller
The Authority has been continuously
involved in the regional work on the
housing market assessment since 2006
and continues to monitor the findings of
the assessment. The housing need
calculation is continually updated.
Although the final report is not due to be
finalised until September 2010 the most
recent and up to date housing need
figures have been taken into
consideration in determining the level of
need in the area. Further details are
contained in the Housing Background
Paper. The Local Development Plan is
also relying on community based
housing need surveys by the rural
housing enabler which has surveyed
74% of the total households with
residents in the National Park.
The Authority has been continuously
involved in the regional work on the
housing market assessment since 2006
and continues to monitor the findings of
the assessment. The housing need
calculation is continually updated.
Although the final report is not due to be
finalised until September 2010 the most
recent and up to date housing need
figures have been taken into
consideration in determining the level of
need in the area. Further detail
contained in the Housing Background
Paper. Regarding the quota of 2 units in
the smaller settlements it is envisaged
50
settlements and most of the results
have shown a need for more than
two affordable units over the life of
the surveys (5 years). This suggests
the proposed quota should be
increased to take account of
evidence from housing needs
surveys and site viability
assessments.
51
that only 2 units will be developed within
the plan period. Historically there haven’t
been many units being brought forward
in smaller settlements. These smaller
settlements do not have any key local
facilities with very few community
facilities; however the Authority would
like to give the opportunity for affordable
housing in these smaller settlements.
The Authority will monitor how many
come forward and the extent of arising
need and consider whether the quota for
smaller settlements should be increased.
Focussed Change 43
FC
Rep
ID
002
FC
Rep
ID
003
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
003
43
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
003
43-49
Language
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
There is no mention of the
requirement for 'intermediate'
housing; the surveys carried out tend
to collect data for the numbers of
people who qualify for social
housing. For example at an open
meeting in Dyffryn Ardudwy on 30th
June 2010 there were well over 30
people needing a home over four
times the number of people
expressing an interest in homes than
were on the social housing list, there
were many more who couldn't make
it for various reasons including work
commitments, disability, pride and
apathy.
The surveys carried out by the Rural
Housing Enablers collects data for the
need for intermediate and social
housing. Two sites have been allocated
for housing within Dyffryn Ardudwy to
meet the existing shortfall and to meet
the needs of the local community.
Summary of Rep
Officer response
The affordable housing changes
and further background
evidence/clarification address
some WAG concerns. It appears
Paragraph 5.17 does refer to the review
of future affordable housing need
through additional work carried out by
the Local Housing Market Assessment
and further Rural Housing Enabler
surveys. This is also mentioned in the
revised Monitoring Framework included
in the Housing Background Paper.
There would be no objections in
including the overall estimate of need of
1200 within the Plan.
The overall affordable housing target
does not include a possible contribution
from exception sites which potentially
that the affordable housing included
in plan targets will accord with the
definition in TAN2.
The plan approach should be
compatible with the aims of the
relevant Affordable Housing Delivery
Statement/s.
52
Although FC 43 to the LDP text
refers to a 5-year affordable housing
need figure of 427 the Housing
Background Paper indicates that
need over the whole plan period
could be between 960 – 3030
depending on the various surveys
and suggests the best estimate
could be about 1200. It is imperative
that the plan includes a measure of
affordable need over the whole plan
period so that the degree to which
the proposed affordable target (450500) responds to the level of need is
clear. It could be flagged that further
information from the LHMA and
enabler surveys is anticipated and
the figure will be refined in the
Annual Monitoring Reports.
Delivery of the affordable housing
target in full appears to rely on
bringing forward all the housing
provision proposed for the plan
including the contingency allowance.
Further clarification would be
beneficial.
The reasons for the substantial
difference between the target (450500) and the need over the plan
period (c1200) have been made
clearer, including the expected role
of the settlements just outside the
park in making up some of the
shortfall. It is confirmed that this
approach is accepted by
neighbouring authorities whose
53
could boost housing delivery. In the
past, rural housing enablers have
identified exception sites which have/are
being developed by Registered Social
Landowners. The role of the enablers at
the micro level in identifying land and
landowners willing to sell land at an
affordable price will be important in the
future. It is likely that some of these sites
will be exceptions. The estimated yield
of 467 affordable units over the Plan
period lies somewhere in the mid –range
of the target 450-500 dwellings. To
reach the full target figure of 500
dwellings it is likely that some of the
contingency of 57 units would have to
be used.
The need to provide affordable housing
has been explored in the background
evidence. Whilst it is accepted that
explicit consideration has not been
made on the social and cultural
consequences of not meeting the need
in full, the Plan has also not considered
non land use means of providing
affordable housing such as making
better use of the existing housing stock
e.g. bringing empty properties back into
use, homebuy schemes, potential
mortgage deposit loan schemes etc.
The Plan has sought to balance the
overriding purpose of the National Park
to protect and conserve the landscape
and also the need to sustain social
cohesion and cultural identity. Generally
in national guidance there is an over
reliance on targets and forecasts.
Changing economic circumstances have
a greater influence on the ability to meet
plans for the relevant settlements
are indicated to be compatible.
While the environmental and
delivery implications of trying to
meet this level of identified need are
considered the social and cultural
consequences of not meeting it
should have been explored.
The plan indicates clearly that nearly
all newly allocated sites and all
windfalls are intended as affordable
housing and the background papers,
etc seek to confirm that this is
realistic in viability and delivery
terms. The papers also explain the
relationship of likely provision to the
distribution of affordable housing
need.
While the affordable housing viability
study does not support the
robustness of seeking almost 100%
affordable on new allocations and
small scale windfall/conversion
consents, the papers explain that
several sites deemed not to be
viable are already in the process of
development and others are owned
by authorities/agencies likely to be
receptive to the need to minimise
land values.
Efforts have been made to secure
input from other stakeholders
involved in the housing process
(Viability BP 18) although further
comment from Social Landlords
currently involved in sites deemed
54
targets than best planning based
estimates.
With regard to viability the Authority has
undertaken further research into the
viability of smaller sites using the Three
Dragons Toolkit (up to code 3 plus 6
credits standard) A workshop has also
been held with planning agents,
landowners and builders. The results of
this further research will be published
before the Examination. The National
Park is confident that smaller sites and
individual plots are viable when land
values reflect an uplift from base
agricultural value. It is known for
example that the Forestry Commission
has released land in Dolwyddelan at
£5000 per plot to a Housing Association.
Further information on exemplar sites is
being obtained from Housing
Associations. It is also proposed to
prepare additional practical guidance on
the delivery of affordable housing giving
examples of cost, suitable standard
designs and standard 106 agreements.
This will be targeted to assist rural
housing enablers, planning agents,
small builders and individuals to
understand procedures and show
practical examples of delivery.
Commuted payments will not apply to
exception sites. It is recognised that all
affordable housing on such sites should
be affordable and there is nothing in the
Plan or background evidence that says
otherwise.
Further information on likely tenure mix
non-viable could be beneficial. Such
an assessment would clarify how
particular viability characteristics of
specific types of scheme (especially
self build/project managed single
dwellings on exceptions sites) as
these are likely to make-up a
significant element of anticipated
affordable provision. The impact of
the cost of sustainable design
requirements (Code3 plus 6 credits)
should be assessed as should that of
potentially higher costs of borrowing,
etc for smaller builders undertaking
commercial schemes
SPG para 8.14 makes reference to
the viability of conversions or oneoff single dwelling proposals and the
use of commuted sums. It needs to
be absolutely clear that any
dwellings allowed on exception sites
must be affordable (as per the
definition in TAN2) and that
commuted sums are not appropriate
in these circumstances otherwise
there is a danger the plan will not
deliver on this issue.
The anticipated tenure mix relative
to Social Landlord views is not
explained, nor is it made clear that
affordable housing can be delivered
across the plan period.
Given the potential risks with the
plan’s approach to affordable housing
the implications of a failure to deliver
have not been assessed adequately.
55
can be provided in discussion with
Social Landlords. Affordable housing is
currently being delivered and the
progress report on the current
Affordable Housing Deliver Statement
indicates this ( this information will be
provided in due course). Possible lack of
funding through social housing grant is
likely to have an impact in the Park and
elsewhere in Wales, unless other forms
of funding can be obtained by Social
Landlords. The Authority is aware that
lenders are currently risk averse on
affordable housing schemes. Such
challenges make it difficult to predict the
rate of affordable housing delivery. It is
also anticipated that there will be a
period of familiarity with the new
affordable housing policies leading to
some delay and uncertainty. Affordable
housing policies need to be applied
consistently but flexibly over a longer
period of time to influence the housing
market and land values. Once
landowners become aware that in some
settlements all housing has to be
affordable housing their expectations of
land values will diminish and begin to
reflect a more affordable land price
value. This should be compared with
base marginal agricultural land value.
On this basis it is envisaged that in the
first four years of the Plan development
by Housing Associations will proceed on
sites where grant has already been
obtained and in the following four years
smaller private schemes will come
forward. It will be important to monitor
the numbers coming forward and the
Whilst there is a trigger point for
review indicated in BP 7 Housing
page 71, the flexibility of the strategy
to respond to this scenario has not
been explored.
56
constraints to development,- be these
planning related or non-planning
reasons.
The National Park is not appropriate for
large scale development sites where a
percentage of affordable housing can be
obtained. Affordable housing has
therefore to be delivered on a smaller
incremental scale appropriate to the
setting of the National Park and in the
most practical manner in compliance
with national policy..
Focussed Change 44
FC
Rep
ID
002
012
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
012
Arfon
Hughes &
Cerian
Evans
Hwylwyswyr Tai
004
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
44
The evidence of need supporting the
numbers is lacking and the
percentage of affordable housing
does not reflect the shortage of
public funding.
44
The housing requirement of 830
dwellings, including social rented
housing, is not achievable in our
view. Social housing grant will not
be as readily available to housing
associations because priority will be
given to more urban areas within the
housing authority’s area. It is our
understanding that the amount of
Social Housing Grant available will
significantly decrease over the
coming years, as some of it has
already been brought forward from
future years through Strategic
Capital Investment Fund (SCIF)
funding.
Evidence of need is correct. The need
over the plan period is greater than what
is provided for in the plan. The target in
the plan is based upon a realistic
assessment of what is likely to be
achievable within the environmental
capacity of the National Park. There is
anecdotal evidence that there is some
uncertainty about public funding for the
future however at this stage it isn’t clear.
If the all Wales affordable housing target
which has been set by the Welsh
Assembly Government is to be met there
will have to be a percentage increase in
public funding in the future.
Out of the 830 Local Development Plan
requirement around half of this figure is
from existing housing supply already
with planning permission. There is
anecdotal evidence that there is some
uncertainty about public funding for the
future however at this stage it isn’t clear
how much funding will be available. If the
all Wales affordable housing target
which has been set by the Welsh
Assembly Government is to be met there
will have to be a percentage increase in
public funding in the future. A high
proportion of the sites is likely to be for
one or two units and therefore developed
through self-build / self-managed units
rather than by developers.
57
Focussed Change 45
FC
Rep
ID
002
012
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
004
Arfon
Hughes &
Cerian
Evans
Hwylwyswyr Tai
005
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
45
I don't see how juggling the figures
and making assumptions about an
'expected upturn' in the housing
market can support the imposition of
policies which restrict new
development to 100% affordable
housing. The housing market in the
Authority area is as buoyant as ever
due to the shortage of homes, what
is required is more market housing in
every settlement which as the
services and infrastructure in place
in order to use 'planning gain' to
provide the affordable housing
required.
The LDP approach is to try and ensure
that the limited opportunities for
development in the Park satisfy local
needs rather than external demands. A
balance has to be struck between the
scale of new housing development and
the need to conserve and enhance the
natural and built environment of the Park
to ensure that Park purposes are met.
To allow too much housing development
could impact adversely on the
environment and create an imbalance
within existing communities. The rate of
completions of market houses and the
general level of activity does not indicate
a buoyant housing market.
45
Ensuring viable sustainable
communities is becoming
increasingly important to the future of
the communities we work with, and
the needs of these communities
should be borne in mind when
restrictions on development are
made.
The plan does seek to sustain rural
communities in a flexible way taking into
account planning considerations. There
is also recognition that even in the
smaller settlements some development
opportunities are required to sustain
local communities.
58
Focussed Change 46
FC
Rep
ID
002
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
007
46
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
I am unable to accept that this does
clarify the policy as is claimed.
The amended paragraph is considered
to provide clarification.
59
Focussed Change 47
FC
Rep
ID
002
012
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
006
Arfon
Hughes &
Cerian
Evans
Hwylwyswyr Tai
006
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
47
clarify the policy as is claimed.
47
Please refer to comments at
F.CH.No. 44 regarding limited Social
Housing Grant in the future.
Noted
60
Focussed Change 48
FC
Rep
ID
002
012
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
005
48
Arfon
Hughes &
Cerian
Evans
Hwylwyswyr Tai
007
48
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
clarify the policy as is claimed
The value of sites allocated for
housing and the value of windfall
sites should gradually decrease
during the plan period as the
affordable housing policies take
effect. However, we are concerned
that some landowners will not
release land for development, hoping
that sites considered suitable for
affordable housing now may be
suitable for more profitable full
market housing in the future.
Land owners need to realise that there
will be no hope value in the future in
some settlements for market housing.
Therefore the only realistic uplift to
agricultural land value will be affordable
housing land values and this should be a
sufficient uplift to release sites at an
affordable value.
61
Focussed Change 49
FC
Rep
ID
002
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
002
49
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
Changes to para 5.37 should read
"that no suitable accommodation is
available in the locality and the
person wishes to live in the local
community for social, economic or
cultural reasons".
It is considered that the change
proposed is appropriate without the
introduction of further wording.
62
Focussed Change 51
FC
Rep
ID
003
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
007
51
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
028
51
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
Gypsy & Traveller site provision (FC
51 page 63). It appears that none of
the evidence currently available
suggests there is a need for site
allocations at present and that this
has been discussed with
representatives of the relevant
groups. The policy refinements
proposed accord with the
requirements of Circular 30/2007 and
make it clear that subject to meeting
the criteria a site will be approved if a
need is established.
Please see our comments to the
Deposit Plan (Test of Soundness
CE1).
63
Natural Heritage interests are already
covered in other policies. No need to
duplicate policies. Plan should be read
as a whole.
Focussed Change 53
FC
Rep
ID
013
FC
Rep
ID
003
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
029
53
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
005
53,80
Language
Language
Officer response
Please see our comments to the
Deposit Plan.
Extending the period to one year is
considered to be sufficient.
Summary of Rep
Officer response
Employment Land. The updated BP
4 provides an explanation of how
existing provision and a criteria
policy will be sufficient to deliver in
respect of the employment and
training issues identified.
64
Focussed Change 54
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
030
54
Language
Officer response
amendment to criterion (i) and
consider that it meets Test of
Soundness CE1.
We refer you to our previous
comments to the Deposit Plan in
relation to criteria (iii), (iv), (vi).
Applications for employment development
will also be assessed against Strategic
Policy A: National Park purposes and
Sustainable Development which states
that proposals which compromise National
Park purposes will be refused.
65
Focussed Change 57
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
031
57
Language
Officer response
CCW supports the proposed change
and considers that it meets Test of
Soundness CE1.
66
Focussed Change 58
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
032
58
Language
Officer response
amendments.
67
Focussed Change 59
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
033
59
Language
Officer response
CCW supports the proposed to
criterion (iii) and considers that it
meets Test of Soundness C2.
68
Focussed Change 60
FC
Rep
ID
008
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
Ann Coxon
Cyngor tref
ffestiniog
001
60
cymraeg
That part of the disused railway
which runs from Trawsfynydd to
Blaenau Ffestiniog which is within
the National Park will be
safeguarded from inappropriate
development.
It would not be appropriate to list all of
the types of inappropriate development
within the policy. 7.7 should be
expanded to provide further information
on the types of development the
authority may consider to be
inappropriate.
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
034
60
We feel that this sentence is too
unclear permission should not be
given to building of houses only
developments such as “velorail” or
developing the railway.
amendments. However, we also
refer you to our comments to the
Deposit Plan in relation to criterion
(iv) (Test of Soundness C2).
69
Noted. Policy states that the highest
priority will be given to the conservation
and enhancement of the characteristic
biodiversity of Snowdonia. No change to
policy.
Focussed Change 61
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
035
61
Language
Officer response
CCW supports the amendment so that
any car park development will need to
be consistent with the
Park’s purposes and special qualities.
We consider this amendment meets
70
Focussed Change 62
FC
Rep
ID
013
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Euros
Jones
Countryside
Council for Wales
036
62
Language
Officer response
CCW supports the amendments.
71
Focussed Change 71
FC
Rep
ID
007
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
David
Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri
006
71
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
The Housing Development
Boundary for Dolgellau should
not be amended to include
almost the whole of the site
adjacent to Fronallt for which
there are old planning
permissions. Cymdeithas Eryri
Snowdonia urges the SNPA to
say in the Local Development
Plan that, if and when new
planning applications are
received for any of the sites in
question, it will, before granting
them, require the applicant to
surrender a substantial
proportion of the old planning
permissions.
In any new planning application on this site the
Authority can seek to negotiate change to the
development boundary but cannot require or
demand that the applicant surrender a
proportion of the area to be developed with
extant planning permission without agreeing
compensation. Whilst some sites with extant
planning permission may be too big or in the
wrong locations, they do provide open market
housing. The emphasis on new development in
the Plan is for affordable housing only in most
settlements. Dolgellau is one of only two local
service centres which serves a wider hinterland.
The amended housing boundary reflects the
land with extant planning permission.
72
Focussed Change 73
FC
Rep
ID
002
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
009
002
Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
009
Annwen
Hughes
C C Dyffryn
Ardudwy a Tal y
Bont
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
73
clarify the policy as is claimed. There
is no evidence to show that this site
is deliverable or even when it might
be.
010
73
is no evidence to show how the
Authority can ensure this site can be
reserved for 100% affordable
housing.
002
73
The allocated site was put forward during
the LDP ‘Call for candidate sites’ stage
by Gwynedd Council. Since 12 April
2010 the ownership and management of
the site has been transferred to Cartrefi
Cymunedol Gwynedd (a new, not-forprofit independent housing organisation).
There are several examples of housing
associations delivering 100% affordable
housing on Council owned land within
the National Park (including the recently
completed 100% affordable housing site
at Castell y Gog in Dyffryn Ardudwy).
The site has been allocated for 100%
affordable housing and criterion iv of
Strategic Policy Ng: Housing states that:
The delivery of new housing will be
through: Allocating small scales sites for
100% affordable housing for local needs
within the housing development
boundaries of settlements (identified on
the settlement inset maps). An additional
criteria has been included in the policy
which states that if it can be
demonstrated that a site is clearly
unviable, the Authority will negotiate an
appropriate housing contribution.
See also comment in response to
FCRep002/009
Noted
cymraeg
No objection, agree with the
suggestions in the plan
73
Focussed Change 74
FC
Rep
ID
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
002
Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
008
002
Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
009
Annwen
Hughes
C C Dyffryn
Ardudwy a Tal y
Bont
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
74
is no evidence to show that this site
is deliverable or even when it might
be.
011
74
is no evidence to show how the
Authority can ensure this site can be
reserved for 100% affordable
housing.
001
74
To build 2 houses at the top, instead
of 9 houses as in the original
recommendations last year for
alternative sites.
The allocated site has been put forward
during the LDP ‘Call for candidate sites’
stage. The landowner has put forward
the site to be considered as an
affordable housing site. The landowner
has specified that he is willing to sell the
plots individually and wishes the site to
be released as self build affordable
housing units to local people in
affordable housing need.
The site has been allocated for 100%
affordable housing and criterion iv of
Strategic Policy Ng: Housing states that:
The delivery of new housing will be
through: Allocating small scales sites for
100% affordable housing for local needs
within the housing development
boundaries of settlements (identified on
the settlement inset maps). An additional
criterion has been included in the policy
which states that if it can be
demonstrated that a site is clearly
unviable, the Authority will negotiate an
appropriate housing contribution.
See also comment in response to
FCRep002/008.
Noted.
74
Focussed Change 76
FC
Rep
ID
004
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Rhys
Davies
CDN Planning(
Rhian Owen)
001
76
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
In the deposit plan no housing
allocations were proposed for
Talsarnau. Now that the Focussed
Changes (FC) have accepted that
housing allocations can be made in
the village we object to the housing
allocations chosen under Focussed
changes 76 and 77 as there are
better sites available on the edge of
the village, including land to the rear
of ty mawr, Talsarnau as indicated
on the attached plan.
A housing allocation was proposed in the
deposit plan in Talsarnau. Focussed
Change 77 is to include the allocation
within the Housing Development
Boundary; it is not a new allocation.
Focussed Change 76 is not a proposed
housing allocation but the inclusion of a
site with existing planning permission to
round off the Housing Development
Boundary.
The land to the rear of Ty Mawr has
been assessed as part of the Local
Development Plan process following its
submission during the potential sites
process. The site was considered to be a
large extension to the settlement and did
not provide continuity or enclosure to the
settlement pattern and would have
extended the developable area into open
countryside.
The consultation on the Focussed
Changes is not an opportunity for a new
alternative site to be put forward and
considered for inclusion in the Local
Development Plan.
The land subject to FC 76 is subject
to flood risk and the land subject to
FC 77 is too remote from the centre
of the village and from the public
transport links provided by bus stops
on the main road and the railway
station. The alnd to the rear of Ty
Mawr is better related to the village
and can be allocated to provide a
mix of affordable housing and open
market housing.
It is not anticipated that the whole of
the site edged in red would be
allocated for housing bu the higher
groun will be utilised for,
landscaping, screening and
biodiversity improvements. In this
way the site can help form a strong
defensible boundary to the village.
The same opportunity is not
75
available by allocating smaller sites
such as those proposed in FC 76
and FC 77.
011
Gareth
Thomas
Asiantaeth yr
Amgylchedd
001
76
We note the inclusion of an
alternative housing allocation within
the submitted plan, this being
focussed change 76, Land adjacent
to Ship Aground, Talsarnau. During
consultation on the alternative sites,
we made representation in our letter
dated 2nd September 2009 that
advised that if the site was to be
included in the Deposit Plan, without
a Flood Consequences Assessment,
then the plan may be considered to
be unsound.
Further to this representation, you
will be aware that a planning
application has been submitted for
this site, reference NP5/77/37K, with
a Flood Consequences Assessment
being submitted as part of the
application. Our response to the
application, copy enclosed (letter
dated 25th May 2010), confirmed that
the lifetime of the development is a
key issue in whether permission
should be granted for the
development. The Flood
Consequence Assessment indicates
that the site would remain dry within
50 years including consideration for
climate change, but would not
remain dry when 100 years plus
76
Focussed Change 76 is not a housing
allocation merely a logical rounding off of
the Housing Development Boundary
which includes a site with existing
planning permission.
climate change is taken into account.
We recommend that the allowance
for 100 years plus climate change is
an appropriate lifetime for residential
development. Our advice for the
planning application still stands for
the residential allocation within the
Deposit Local Development Plan.
77
Focussed Change 77
FC
Rep
ID
004
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Rhys
Davies
CDN Planning(
Rhian Owen)
002
77
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
In the deposit plan no housing
allocations were proposed for
Talsarnau. Now that the Focussed
Changes (FC) have accepted that
housing allocations can be made in
the village we object to the housing
allocations chosen under Focussed
changes 76 and 77 as there are
better sites available on the edge of
the village, including land to the rear
of ty mawr, Talsarnau as indicated
on the attached plan.
A housing allocation was proposed in the
deposit plan with Talsarnau. Focussed
Change 77 is to include the allocation
Boundary; it is not a new allocation.
Focussed Change 76 is not a proposed
housing allocation but the inclusion of a
site with existing planning permission to
round off the Housing Development
Boundary.
The land to the rear of Ty Mawr has
been assessed as part of the Local
Development Plan process following its
submission during the potential sites
process. The site was considered to be a
large extension to the settlement and did
not provide continuity or enclosure to the
settlement pattern and would have
extended the developable area into open
countryside.
The consultation on the Focussed
Changes is not an opportunity for a new
alternative site to be put forward and
considered for inclusion in the Local
Development Plan.
The land subject to FC 76 is subject
to flood risk and the land subject to
FC 77 is too remote from the centre
of the village and from the public
transport links provided by bus stops
on the main road and the railway
station. The alnd to the rear of Ty
Mawr is better related to the village
and can be allocated to provide a
mix of affordable housing and open
market housing.
It is not anticipated that the whole of
the site edged in red would be
allocated for housing but the higher
ground will be utilised for,
landscaping, screening and
biodiversity improvements. In this
way the site can help form a strong
defensible boundary to the village.
The same opportunity is not
78
available by allocating smaller sites
such as those proposed in FC 76
and FC 77.
79
Focussed Change 79
FC
Rep
ID
007
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
David
Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri
005
79
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
This site should not be included
Boundary. The site in question is in
part within and otherwise
immediately adjacent to, a
designated area of open space.
Including this site within the Housing
Development Boundary would be
contrary to Development Policy 5.
The argument advanced for including
this site in the Housing Development
boundary is that it ‘is suitable for an
affordable dwelling for a local
person’. However, it is much larger
that would be necessary for such a
dwelling. It is not justifiable to
designate large sites speculatively
against the possibility of such needs
arising in the future.
The importance of designated open
space within this settlement is
recognised and it is the reason why the
open space designation has been
allocated within this settlement in this
location. Not just to provide open space
amenity of the settlement but also a
visual amenity and to protect the land
from development which would result in
the loss of this important open space.
The site in question was not included as
part of the open space designation within
the deposit Local Development Plan, as
it had existing planning permission on it
and since that time construction of a
dwelling has been begun on the site.
Only the site with existing planning
permission on it has been included in the
Housing Development Boundary in
Focussed Change 79. The important
open space allocation remains
unchanged from the one identified in the
deposit Local Development Plan.
80
Focussed Change 82
FC
Rep
ID
003
007
Name
Organisation
Rep
No
FC
Number
Mark
Newey
Llywodraeth
Cynulliad Cymru
011
82
David
Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri
007
82
Language
Summary of Rep
Officer response
Undeveloped Coast. BP 2 (Coastal
and Marine) has been updated to
provide explanation behind the
changes.
CESS expresses support for the
designation of additional lengths of
the coastline as Undeveloped Coast
81
Representation noted. Support for
change noted.
Appendix 39
Iwan Evans
(01766) 772 260
IE/THP
Medi 1af, September 1st, 2010
dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk
Annwyl Syr / Fadam
Dear Sir / Madam
2007-2022
2007-2022
Ysgrifennaf atoch i roi gwybod i chi am y
cynnydd a wnaed hyd yma ar Gynllun
Datblygu Lleol Eryri.
I am writing to inform and update you about
progress on the Eryri Local Development
Plan.
1. Hysbysebu’r Newidiadau Ffocws
Ychwanegol
1. Advertisement of Additional Focussed
Changes
Mae Awdurdod y Parc Cenedlaethol wedi
cynnig newidiadau ychwanegol
(newidiadau mân i destun) i CDLl Eryri.
Mae’r Newidiadau Ffocws ychwanegol yn
destun ymgynghoriad cyhoeddus ffurfiol
hyd 5yh ar 30ain o Fedi 2010.
The National Park Authority has proposed
additional focussed changes (minor textual
changes) to the deposit Eryri LDP. These
additional Focussed Changes are subject to
formal public consultation until 5pm on the
30th of September 2010.
Mae’n bosibl edrych ar y Newidiadau
Ffocws ychwanegol ynghyd â ffurflen
sylwadau ar ein gwefan www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri, yn Swyddfa’r Parc
Cenedlaethol neu yn y llyfrgelloedd
cyhoeddus yn Abermaw, Bethesda,
Blaenau Ffestiniog, Dolgellau, Harlech,
Llanberis, Penrhyndeudraeth, Penygroes,
Tywyn, Porthmadog, Y Bala,
Penmaenmawr, Conwy a Chanolfannau
Croeso’r Awdurdod ym Metws y Coed,
Dolgellau a Beddgelert yn ystod oriau agor
arferol.
The additional Focussed Changes along with
a representation form are available to view on
our website www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri, at the National Park
Office or at public libraries in Barmouth,
Bethesda, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Dolgellau,
Harlech, Llanberis, Penrhyndeudraeth,
Penmaenmawr, Conwy and at the Authority’s
Information Centres in Betws y Coed,
Dolgellau and Beddgelert during normal
opening times.
Dylai’r sylwadau a gyflwynir yn awr
gyfeirio at y Newidiadau Ffocws
ychwanegol hyn yn unig. Nid cyfle yw
hwn i ychwanegu at sylwadau blaenorol,
na chyflwyno sylwadau newydd ar rannau
o CDLl Eryri adnau gwreiddiol, ar
Safleoedd Amgen nac ar y Newidiadau
Ffocws gwreiddiol (Mai 2010) nad ydynt yn
destun newid, gan na fydd yr Arolygydd yn
ystyried unrhyw sylwadau newydd o’r fath.
Comments made at this stage can only
address these additional Focussed
Changes. This is not an opportunity to add to
previous representations, or to make new
comments on parts of the original deposit
Eryri LDP, Alternative Sites or the original
Focussed Change document (May 2010) not
subject to change, as the Inspector will not
consider any such new representations. The
representations will be forwarded to the
82
Bydd y sylwadau yn cael eu hanfon ymlaen
at yr Arolygydd fydd yn ystyried y sylwadau
hyn fel rhan o’r broses Archwilio. Dylid
anfon sylwadau sydd a wnelo â’r ddogfen
Newidiadau Ffocws ychwanegol mewn
ysgrifen erbyn 5yh ar 30ain o Fedi 2010
at:Y Tîm Polisi (Cynllun Datblygu Lleol),
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd,
LL48 6LF
Inspector who will take these representations
into account as part of the Examination
process. Representations relating to the
additional Focussed Changes document
should be sent in writing by 5pm on the 30th
of September 2010 to:The Policy Team (Local Development Plan),
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd,
LL48 6LF
or on-line to dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk
2. Y Camau Nesaf
2. Next Steps
Mae Llywodraeth Cynulliad Cymru wedi
penodi Rebecca Phillips BA (Hons) MSc
DIPM MRTPI MCIM o Arolygiaeth
Gynllunio Cymru i gynnal yr Archwiliad.
Cynhelir Cyfarfod Cyn y Gwrandawiad
(CCG) ar 7 Medi, 2010 am 10.00 y.b. yn y
Ddarlithfa ym Mhlas Tan y Bwlch,
Maentwrog LL41 3YU. Bydd yr Archwiliad
yn cynnwys cyfres o sesiynau
Gwrandawiad, â’r cyntaf i ddechrau ar 19
Hydref, 2010 yn Swyddfeydd y Parc
Cenedlaethol, Penrhyndeudraeth, LL48
6LF.
The Welsh Assembly Government has
appointed Rebecca Phillips BA (Hons) MSc
DIPM MRTPI MCIM of the Planning
Inspectorate Wales to conduct the
Examination. The Pre-Hearing Meeting
(PHM) is to be held on 7 September, 2010 at
10.00 a.m. in the Lecture Theatre at Plas Tan
y Bwlch, Maentwrog LL41 3YU. The
Examination will include a series of Hearing
sessions, the first of which are set to
commence on 19 October, 2010 at the
National Park Office, Penrhyndeudraeth,
LL48 6LF.
Am ragor o wybodaeth neu gymorth,
anfonwch e-bost at dyfodoleryri@eryrinpa.gov.uk neu ffoniwch 01766 770274 a
gofynnwch i siarad â rhywun o’r Adran
Bolisi, neu cysylltwch â Mr Rhys Roberts y
Swyddog Rhaglen fydd yn gweithredu fel
pwynt cyswllt rhwng yr Awdurdod,
Cynrychiolwyr a’r Arolygydd i gynorthwyo
â’r broses o fynd â’r Archwiliad yn ei flaen,
ffôn 01766 772 508 neu e-bost
swyddogrhaglen@eryri-npa.gov.uk
in the Policy Section, or contact Mr Rhys
Roberts the Programme Officer who will act
as a point of contact between the Authority,
Representors and the Inspector, and who will
assist in taking the Examination forwards,
phone: 01766 772 508 or e-mail:
programmeofficer@eryri-npa.gov.uk
Iwan Evans
Interim Head of Strategic Policy and Plans
83
Appendix 40
Rheoliadau Cynllunio Gwlad a Thref (Cynllun Datblygu Lleol)
(Cymru) 2005
(Wales) Regulations 2005
Hysbysebu Newidiadau Ffocws Ychwanegol
Advertisement of Additional Focussed Changes
Mae Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri wedi cynnig newidiadau ychwanegol
(newidiadau mân i destun) i’r Cynllun Datblygu Lleol Adneuo. Mae’r newidiadau i’w gweld
yn y ddogfen “Newidiadau Ffocws Ychwanegol”.
The Snowdonia National Park Authority has proposed additional changes (minor textual
changes) to the Deposit Local Development Plan. These changes are outlined in the
“Additional Focussed Changes” document.
Mae’r newidiadau ffocws ychwanegol yn amodol ar gyfnod ymgynghori ffurfiol, hyd at
5yh ar 30ain o Fedi 2010.
These additional focussed changes are subject to formal consultation, until 5pm on the
30th of September 2010.
Mae copiau o’r newidiadau ffocws ychwanegol ar gael i’r cyhoedd eu gweld yn rhad ac a
ddim yn Swyddfa’r Parc Cenedlaethol, mewn llyfrgelloedd cyhoeddus yn Abermaw,
Bethesda, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Dolgellau, Harlech, Llanberis, Penrhyndeudraeth,
Penygroes, Tywyn, Porthmadog, Y Bala, Cerrigydrudion, Llanrwst, Llanfairfechan,
Penmaenmawr a Chonwy ac yng nghanolfannau croeso'r Awdurdod ym Metws y Coed,
Dolgellau a Beddgelert yn ystod oriau agor arferol. Maent hefyd ar gael ar wefan yr
Awdurdod www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri.
Copies of the additional focussed changes are available for public inspection free of
charge at the National Park Office, at public libraries in Barmouth, Bethesda, Blaenau
Ffestiniog, Dolgellau, Harlech, Llanberis, Penrhyndeudraeth, Penygroes, Tywyn,
Porthmadog, Y Bala, Cerrigydrudion, Llanrwst, Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr, Conwy
and at the Authority’s Information Centres in Betws y Coed, Dolgellau and Beddgelert
during normal opening times. They are also available on the Authority’s website at
www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri.
Dylid anfon sylwadau yn ysgrifenedig sydd yn berthnasol i’r ddogfen newidiadau ffocws
ychwanegol at-
Representations relating to the additional Focussed Changes document should be sent in
writing to -
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd, LL48 6LF
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd, LL48 6LF
neu dylid eu hanfon ar-lein i dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk.
or made on-line to dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk.
Mae ffurflen ar gyfer gwneud sylwadau ar gael o’r cyfeiriad uchod neu ar-lein yn
A form for making representations is available from the above address or on-line at
Dylai’r sylwadau fanylu ar y materion a’r rhesymau y maent yn ymwneud â hwy, ond
noder y dylent ganolbwyntio’n unig ar un neu fwy o’r newidiadau ffocws ychwanegol yn
ystod y cyfnod hwn. Ni ddylid cynnig newidiadau pellach i’r CDLl Adneuo na’r
Safleoedd Amgen na’r ddogfen Newidiadau ffocws gwreiddiol (Mai 2010) oherwydd
ni fydd yr Arolygydd yn ystyried sylwadau newydd o’r fath. Diystyrir unrhyw
sylwadau o’r fath oherwydd fe ddylent fod wedi’u cyflwyno yn ystod cyfnodau cynharach
y broses o baratoi’r cynllun.
Representations should specify the matters and grounds to which they relate, but please
note at this stage they must only relate to one or more of the additional focussed
changes. They should not propose further changes to the original Deposit LDP,
Alternative Sites or the original Focussed Chanes documents (May 2010), as the
Inspector will not consider any such new representations. Any such representations
will be disregarded as they should have been made during the earlier stages of plan
preparation.
Yna bydd y sylwadau hynny’n cael eu cyfeirio at yr Arolygiaeth Gynllunio i’w hystyried
gan yr Arolygydd a benodwyd i archwilio cadernid y cynllun.
These representations will then be forwarded to the Planning Inspectorate, for
consideration by the Inspector appointed to examine the soundness of the plan.
Arolygydd annibynnol fydd yn cynnal yr Archwiliad Cyhoeddus i benderfynu pa un a yw’r
cynllun yn gadarn ai peidio. Bydd yr archwiliad yn dechrau Dydd Mawrth, Hydref 19ain
2010. Dim ond y rhai sy’n cyflwyno sylwadau er mwyn ceisio newid y CDLl Adneuo y
gwnaed eu sylwadau ‘yn briodol’ (h.y. yn unol â hysbysiadau cynharach) sydd â’r hawl i
ymddangos gerbron yr Arolygydd yn yr Archwiliad Cyhoeddus ac i gael gwrandawiad
ganddo (Adran 64(6) o Ddeddf 2004), ynghyd â’r rheiny sydd wedi cynnig sylwadau ar y
Newidiadau Ffocws Ychwanegol, y gwnaed eu sylwadau yn briodol ac sydd am
ymddangos yn yr Archwiliad.
An independent Inspector will conduct the Examination in Public to determine whether the
plan is sound. The examination will commence on Tuesday 19th October 2010. Only
those making represntations, seeking to change the Deposit LDP whose representations
were ‘duly made’ (i.e. in accordance with earlier notices), have the right to appear before
and be heard by the Inspector at the Examination in Public (Section 64 (6) of the 2004
Act), along with representors on the Proposed additional Focussed Changes, whose
representations are duly made and who wish to appear at the Examination.
Penrhyndeudraeth
Gwynedd
LL48 6LF
Penrhyndeudraeth
Gwynedd
LL48 6LF
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Appendix 41
AFC REP
Rhif Newid Ffocws /
Focussed Change
Number
Enw / Name
Sefydliad / Organisation
001/001
n/a
Miss Rachael A. Bust
The Coal Authority
002/001
n/a
Mr. Gareth Thomas
Asiantaeth yr Amgylchedd /
Environment Agency
003/001
n/a
Rose Freeman
The Theatres Trust
004/001
Holl / All
Mr. Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
Sylwadau / Comments
Having viewed your document, I confirm that we have no specific comments to make
on this document at this stage. We look forward to receiving your emerging planning
policy related documents, preferably in an electronic format. For your information, we
can receive documents via our generic email address
planningconsultation@coal.gov.uk, on a CD/DVD,or a simple hyperlink which is
emailed to our generic email address and links to the document on your website.
Alternatively, please mark all paper consultation documents and correspondence for
the attention of the Planning and Local Authority Liaison Department.
Hoffwn gadarnhau bod y newidiadau ychwanegol yn dderbyniol I'r Asiantaeth, ac
awgrymwn bod y Cynllun yn ddilys / We wish to confirm that the additional changes
are acceptable to the Agency, and we suggest that the Plan is sound.
The Theatres Trust is the National Advisory Public Body for Theatres. The Town and
Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 1995, Article 10, Para (v)
requires the Trust to be consulted on planning applications which include
"development involving any land on which there is a theatre". This applies to all
buildings that were either built as theatres or are used for theatre presentations, in
current use, in other uses, or disused. Due to the specific nature of the Trust's remit
we are concerned with the protection and promotion of theatres and expect therefore
to see policies dealing with cultural facilities. We have checked the focussed changes
document and have no issues with the amendments proposed and look forward to
being consulted on further planning policy documents in due course.
Although the Authority describes these changes as "minor textual changes" we find
most of them to be major changes which should be subject to more "consultation" if
they are to be allowed. At this late stage we would contend that the Inspector is
entitled to ignore most of these changes and use her own superior knowledge to make
the plan sound. If the Authority cannot produce a sound plan in the amount of time
spent thus far it is doubtful if ever will. Given the amount of "consultation" which has
apparently been carried out it is frustrating to see what amounts to a last minute
overhaul.
Additional Focused Changes Reps Spreadsheet
85
004/002
AFC47
Mr. Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
they are to be allowed. Remove the words "which would compromise the
environmental capacity of the National Park and would be unacceptable". The
environmental capacity of the inhabited areas, particularly the coastal regions, will
easily allow many times more than this number, the number of homes required is more
than acceptable to the people who need them, in fact we contend that this number is
probably on the low side so we propose the wording be amended to:- "these sources
taken with the community level enabler surveys indicate a possible higher level of
affordable housing need in excess of 1200, more accurate surveys will be carried out
annually in orderto establish the needs of communities in order to foster their social
and economic wellbeing."
004/003
AFC50
Mr. Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
004/004
AFC54
Mr. Evan Owen
Bywyd Cymru
005/001
AFC70
Dr. David Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri /
Snowdonia Society
they are to be allowed. Remove this focussed change in its entirety or if this is not
acceptable to the Inspector she should amend the wording to meet national guidance.
Although the Authority describes these changes as "minor textual chages" we find
they are to be allowed. This should be amended to reflect recent changes to national
guidance.
The proposed changes to housing indicators involve the loss of some indicators
previously proposed and in certain cases Cymdeithas Eryri / Snowdonia Society
objects to their removal because we consider they provide important information in
relation to LDP policies. The indicators in question are extensions, replacement
dwellings and removal of agricultural occupany conditions. We also urge that removal
of a local needs restriction should be added to the list
Cymdeithas Eryri /
Snowdonia Society
Cymdeithas Eryri /
Snowdonia Society
Sefydliad / Organisation
Cymdeithas Eryri / Snowdonia Society supports the proposed change to the 1st
sentence of 3.7, but the drafting is defecive in that the remainder of the paragraph now
needs to be deleted. The 2nd sentence now merely duplicates the 1st sentence, and
the 3rd sentence is no longer factually correct following the changes to designation of
Undeveloped Coast made by SNPA as a Focussed Change.
The effect and intent of this proposed change are not apparent from the description of
it here and it is not therefore possible to comment on it.
Sylwadau / Comments
005/002
AFC28
Dr. David Lewis
005/003
AFC REP
AFC65
Dr. David Lewis
Enw / Name
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005/004
AFC13
Dr. David Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri /
Snowdonia Society
005/005
AFC50
Dr. David Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri /
Snowdonia Society
It is assumed that the Additional Focussed Change relates only to the 1st sentence of
1.45 and the remaineder of the paragraph stands. If that werenot to be the case
Cymdeithas Eryri Snowdonia Society would have strong objections to the removal of
references to challenges faced and to innovative high quality design.
Cymdeithas Eryri / Snowdonia Society supports the proposed additional words. These
go some way to meet our representations that 5.32 of the submitted LDP did not take
account of the special circumstances of National Parks and would carry serious
dangers of abuse. If necessary, the justification for modifying national policies in this
respect in their application to the Snowdonia National Park should be spelt out more
fully.
005/006
AFC66
Dr. David Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri /
Snowdonia Society
005/007
AFC15
Dr. David Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri /
Snowdonia Society
Cymdeithas Eryri Snowdonia Society objects very strongly to the proposed removal of
the only reference in the LDP to speed limits on roads within the National Park. Given
the extent to which use of narrow roads within the National Park is shared by vehicles,
walkers, cyclists and riders there is a good cause for reviewing speed limits in some
circumstances and the submitted LDP recognises that. If there is perceived to be a
difficulty that SNPA is not a highway authority and speed limits are not governed by
planning legislation, the sentence in question could be reworded rather than deleted,
to recognise that safe and enjoyable use of shared road space is a critical
consideration in relation to key LDP policies.
Cymdeithas Eryri / Snowdonia Society has strong objections to the proposed
replacement of "landscape" by "natural heritage". The term "landscape" is well
understood and used extensively throughout the LDP. In contrast the term "natural
heritage" is not defined and is not used anywhere else in the submitted LDP. The
intention behind the substitution appears to be to undermine the protection the
planning system provides against the erection of large industrial-type buildings that
can have a very damaging visual impact on open countryside in the National Park.
We are strongly opposed to any such weakening, and indeed believe there is a
pressing need to strengthen the safeguards.
005/008
AFC55
Dr. David Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri /
Snowdonia Society
It is likely that insertion in 6.5 of the words "for a range of employment issues" is not
objectionable but it is not indicated where in the paragraph they are to be inserted.
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005/009
AFC72 & 73
Dr. David Lewis
Cymdeithas Eryri /
Snowdonia Society
AFC 72 simply duplicates part of AFC 73 and we address our comments to the latter.
We urge that the Zones of Influence map in Appendix 5 should include all the mainline
railways in North West Wales and the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways, not
merely the Conwy Valley Railway, as is proposed. The A496 road is already shown on
the map, as are all main roads. Coleg Meirion Dwyfor at Dolgellau is already
mentioned in the relevant section of the text which accompanies the map, and it would
be inappropriate and confusing to include that kind of detail in the actual map. If the
former nuclear power station at Trawsfynydd is to be mentioned, that should also be in
the text accompanying the map. Blaenau Ffestiniog should be mentioned as having
connectivity to Llandudno, but the existing reference to the zone's connectivity to
Caernarfon and the Llyn Peninsula must be retained. There is a good case for
indicating on the map settlements which are a focus for tourism, but in that case it
must be done consistently for all zones, not just for Blaenau Ffestiniog.
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Appendix 42
Deddf yr Amgylchedd 1995
Rheoliadau Asesiadau Amgylcheddol o Gynlluniau a Rhaglenni (Cymru)
2004
Rheoliadau Cynllunio Gwlad a Thref (Cynlluniau Datblygu Lleol) (Cymru)
2005
(Rheoliad 20)
Rheoliadau Cadwraeth (Cynefinoedd Naturuiol &c.) (Diwygiad) (Cymru a
Lloegr) 2007.
Environment Act 1995
The Environmental Assessment of Plans and Programmes (Wales)
Regulations 2004
(Wales)Regulations 2005
(Regulation 20)
The Conservation (Natural Habitats &c.) (Amendment) (England and
Wales) Regulations 2007.
Hysbysiad o Gynrychiolaeth Dyrannu Safle Ychwanegol ar
Gynllun Datblygu Lleol
Notice of Additional Site Allocation Representation on a
Local Development Plan
Mae Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri wedi paratoi Cynllun Datblygu Lleol (CDLl) ar
gyfer yr ardal uchod a osodwyd ar adnau ar gyfer ymgynghoriad tan 11eg o Fai 2009.
Bydd y CDLl, ar ôl ei fabwysiadu, yn disodli’r cynllun datblygu presennol a bydd yn sail i
benderfyniadau ar gynllunio defnydd tir ar gyfer Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri.
Snowdonia National Park Authority has prepared a Local Development Plan (LDP) for the
above area which was placed on deposit for consultation until 11th of May 2009. The LDP
will, upon adoption, replace the current development plan and be the basis for decisions
on land use planning for Snowdonia National Park.
Mae ymatebion i’r ymgynghoriad adneuo yn cynnwys awgrymu safle newydd gan
gynrychiolydd yn Harlech sydd ddim wedi cael ei hysbysebu o’r blaen, Mae Atodlen o
sylwadau dyrannu y safle ynghyd â manylion pellach ar gael i’r cyhoedd eu gweld yn yn
Swyddfa’r Parc Cenedlaethol, mewn llyfrgelloedd cyhoeddus yn Abermaw, Bethesda,
Blaenau Ffestiniog, Dolgellau, Harlech, Llanberis, Penrhyndeudraeth, Penygroes, Tywyn,
Porthmadog, Y Bala, Cerrigydrudion, Llanrwst, Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr a Chonwy
ac yng nghanolfannau croeso'r Awdurdod ym Metws y Coed, Dolgellau a Beddgelert yn
ystod oriau agor arferol. Maent hefyd ar gael ar wefan yr Awdurdod www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri.
Responses to the deposit consultation include a suggested new site from a representor at
Harlech that has not previously been advertised. A Schedule of this site allocation
representation, together with further details are available for public inspection at the
National Park Office, at public libraries in Barmouth, Bethesda, Blaenau Ffestiniog,
Bala, Cerrigydrudion, Llanrwst, Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr, Conwy and at the
Authority’s Information Centres in Betws y Coed, Dolgellau and Beddgelert during normal
opening times. They are also available on the Authority’s website at www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri.
Dylid anfon sylwadau (gan gynnwys y rhai ar ffurf gwrthwynebiadau) o ran sylwadau
dyrannu safleoedd yn ysgrifenedig at-
Representations (including those in the form of objections) in respect of the site allocation
representations should be sent in writing to -
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd, LL48 6LF
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd, LL48 6LF
neu dylid eu hanfon ar-lein i dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk cyn 5:00yp Rhagfyr 2il 2010.
or made on-line to dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk before 5:00pm December 2nd 2010
Mae’n rhaid i sylwadau (gan gynnwys gwrthwynebiadau) ar y cam hwn ymwneud â’r
sylwadau dyrannu safle yn unig. Ni ddylent gynnig newidiadau pellach i’r CDLl adneuo
gwreiddiol na safleoedd newydd. Caiff unrhyw sylwadau o’r fath eu diystyru gan y dylent
fod wedi cael eu gwneud yn ystod camau cynharaf y broses o baratoi y cynllun. Dylai
sylwadau (gan gynnwys gwrthwynebiadau) nodi materion y maent yn ymwneud â hwy.
Representations (including objections) at this stage must relate only to the site allocation
representation. They should not propose further changes to the original deposit LDP or
new sites. Any such representations will be disregarded as they should have been made
during the earlier stages of plan preparation. Representations (including objections)
should specify the matters to which they relate.
Dylai gwrthwynebiadau nodi’r newidiadau a geisir, yr hyn y maent yn seiliedig arno a’r
prawf/profion cadernid y maent yn berthnasol ag ef/â hwy (gweler isod).Mae ffurflen ar
gyfer gwneud sylwadau ar gael o’r cyfeiriad uchod neu ar-lein yn www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri
Objections should specify the change sought, the grounds on which they are made and
the test(s) of soundness to which they relate (see below). A form for making
representations is available from the above address or on-line at www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri
Dull rhoi adborth yr Awdurdod.
Bydd Arolygydd annibynnol yn ystyried y CDLl adneuo, ac unrhyw sylwadau a wnaed yn
briodol yn yr Archwiliad Cyhoeddus sydd i ddechrau ar y 19fed o Hydref 2010.. Ceir nifer
o brofion cadernid ac mae’r rhain wedi eu nodi ar y ffurflen ar gyfer cyflwyno sylwadau
neu ar wefan www.planning-inspectorate.gov.uk . Dylai gwrthwynebiadau i’r sylwadau
dyrannu safleoedd gyfeirio at y profion hyn lle bo hynny’n bosibl.
The Authority’s feedback mechanism.
The deposit LDP, and all duly made representations will be considered by an
independent Inspector at the Examination in Public due to commence on 19th October
2010. There are a number of tests of soundness and these can be found on the form for
making representations or at www.planning-inspectorate.gov.uk . Objections to a site
allocation representation should make reference to these tests wherever possible.
Caiff sylwadau a wneir yn unol â’r hysbysiad hwn (h.y. ‘eu gwneud yn briodol’) eu
hystyried gan Arolygydd annibynnol a benodwyd i archwilio cadernid y cynllun yn
dechrau ar y 19fed o Hydref. Dim ond y rhai a gyflwynodd sylwadau ‘yn briodol’ ar y cam
adneuo sydd â’r hawl i ymddangos gerbron yr Arolygydd sy’n cynnal yr Archwiliad ac i
gael gwrandawiad ganddo. (Adran 64(6) o Ddeddf 2004).
Representations made in accordance with this notice (i.e. ‘duly made’) will be considered
by an independent Inspector appointed to examine the soundness of the plan starting on
19th of October. Only those who made ‘duly made’ representations at the deposit stage
have a right to appear before and be heard by the Inspector carrying out the Examination
(section 64(6) of 2004 Act).
Penrhyndeudraeth
Gwynedd
LL48 6LF
Penrhyndeudraeth
Gwynedd
LL48 6LF
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Iwan Evans
(01766) 772 260
IE/THP
21 Hydref/ October 2010
dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk
Dear Consultee
Annwyl Ymgynghorai
Cynllun Datblygu Lleol Awdurdod Parc
Cenedlaethol Eryri – Cynrychiolaeth Dyrannu
Safle Ychwanegol.
Snowdonia National Park Authority Deposit
Eryri Local Development Plan – Additional Site
Allocation Representation
Cafodd y fersiwn Adneuo o Gynllun Datblygu Lleol
Eryri ei gyhoeddi er mwyn i’r cyhoedd ymgynghori
arno (y cam adneuo) rhwng y 23ain o Fawrth a’r
11eg o Fai 2009. Mewn ymateb i hyn, fe wnaeth
unigolion a sefydliadau awgrymu safleoedd amgen
ar gyfer eu cynnwys yn y Cynllun. Yr oedd y rhain
yn cynnwys un ai dileu safle neu ffin, addasu safle
neu ffin neu gynnig safle newydd neu ffin. Cafodd y
safleoedd hyn eu rhoi yn gyhoeddus er mwyn i’r
cyhoedd roi sylwadau arnynt rhwng 20fed o
Orffennaf a Medi 14eg 2009.
The Deposit Eryri Local Development Plan was
published for public consultation (deposit stage)
between 23rd of March and May 11th 2009. In
response, individuals and organisations suggested
alternative sites for inclusion in the Plan. These
include either deleting a site or boundary, altering a
site or boundary or proposing a new site or
boundary. These alternative sites were made
publicly available for you to comment between 20th
of July and the 14th of September, 2009.
Yn dilyn yr ymgynghoriad gwreiddiol ar y safleoedd
amgen, mae safle amgen ychwanegol yn Harlech
wedi ei brosesu gan yr Awdurdod sydd ddim wedi
cael ei hysbysebu yn gyhoeddus o’r blaen.
Following the initial alternative site consultation, an
additional alternative site at Harlech has been
processed by the Authority but which has not been
previously advertised for public comment.
Mae’r safle amgen ychwanegol arfaethedig yn
Harlech. Mae’r safle amgen ynghyd â’r mapiau
cysylltiedig ar wefan yr Awdurdod
dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk.
Gallwch weld copi papur o’r cynig sydd a wnelo’r
safle amgen ychwanegol yn Swyddfa’r Parc
Cenedlaethol ym Mhenrhyndeudraeth yn ystod
oriau agor arferol. Mae copi papur o’r crynodeb o’r
safle amgen ynghyd â’r mapiau cysylltiedig ar gael
i’r cyhoedd eu harchwilio am ddim yn Swyddfa’r
Parc Cenedlaethol ac yn y Llyfrgelloedd a ganlyn:Abermaw, Bethesda, Blaenau Ffestiniog,
Dolgellau, Harlech, Llanberis, Penrhyndeudraeth,
Penmaenmawr, Conwy ac yng Nghanolfannau
Croeso’r Awdurdod ym Metws y Coed, Dolgellau a
Beddgelert yn ystod eu horiau agor arferol.
The additional alternative site is proposed in
Harlech. The proposal along with an associated
map can be viewed on the Authority’s website at
dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk.
A paper copy of the additional alternative site
proposal is available to be viewed at the National
Park Office in Penrhyndeudraeth during normal
opening hours.Paper copies of the summary of the
additional alternative site proposal along with an
associated map is available for public inspection
free of charge at the National Park Office and at
the following Libraries, Barmouth, Bethesda,
Blaenau Ffestiniog, Dolgellau, Harlech, Llanberis,
Penrhyndeudraeth, Penygroes, Tywyn,
Porthmadog, Y Bala, Cerrigydrudion, Llanrwst,
Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr, Conwy and at the
Authority’s Information Centres in Betws y Coed,
Dolgellau and Beddgelert during their normal
opening hours.
Sylwadau ar y safle amgen yn Harlech yn unig ellir
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ei gwneud a nid ar unrhyw agwedd arall o’r
Cynllun. Ni ystyrir unrhyw sylwadau ar unrhyw
agwedd arall o’r Cynllun. Mae ffurflen sylwadau
wedi cael ei chynllunio er mwyn eich cynorthwyo i
wneud cynrychioliadau effeithiol. Argymhellwn yn
gryf eich bod yn defnyddio’r ffurflen sylwadau
safonol. Hefyd, byddwch gystal â darllen y
nodiadau arweiniol er mwyn i hyn eich cynorthwyo
i gwblhau’r ffurflen sylwadau. Gallwch weld copi o’r
ffurflen sylwadau a’r nodiadau arweiniol ac fe ellir
eu lawrlwytho oddi ar ein gwefan neu maent ar
gael am ddim yn Swyddfa’r Parc Cenedlaethol.
Fodd bynnag, bydd sylwadau mewn ffurf llythyr
hefyd yn dderbyniol.
Comments can be made on the alternative site in
Harlech only and not on any other aspects of the
Plan. Any comments received on any other
aspects of the Plan will not be considered. A
comments form has been designed to assist in
making effective representations. It is strongly
recommended that the standard comments form is
used. Please also read the guidance notes to
assist with completing the comment form. A copy
of the comments form and the guidance notes can
be viewed and downloaded from our website or are
available free of charge at the National Park Office.
However comments in the form of letter will also be
acceptable.
Dylai unrhyw gynrychioliadau a wneir fanylu’r
materion hynny y maent yn berthnasol iddynt ac fe
ddylai’r gwrthwynebiadau fanylu’r newid a geisir,
sail y cynrychioliadau a’r gwrthwynebiadau a’r
profion cadernid y maent yn berthnasol iddynt
(gweler y ffurflen sylwadau a’r nodiadau arweiniol).
Any representations made should specify the
matters to which they relate and objections should
specify the change sought, the grounds on which
they are made and the tests of soundness to which
they relate (see comments form and guidance
notes).
Dylai cynrychioliadau sydd a wnelo unrhyw
gynigion safleoedd amgen ychwanegol yn Harlech
gael eu gwneud yn ysgrifenedig a’u danfon at y
Tîm Polisi, (Y Cynllun Datblygu Lleol), Swyddfa’r
Parc Cenedlaethol, Penrhyndeudraeth, Gwynedd,
LL48 6LF neu dylid eu danfon trwy e-bost at
dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk cyn 5.00yh ar 2il o
Ragfyr, 2010.
Representations in respect of the additional
alternative site proposal in Harlech should be sent
in writing to the Policy Team (Local Development
Plan), National Park Office, Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd, LL48 6LF or sent by email to
dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk before 5.00pm on
2nd of December, 2010.
Bydd unrhyw gynrychiolaeth a ddebynir ar y safle
yn Harlech yn cael ei ystyried gan yr Archwilydd
Annibynol yn yr Archwiliad cyhoeddus i’r Cynllun
Datblygu Lleol sydd yn dechrau ar Hydref 19fed
2010.
Any representation received on this site at Harlech
will be considered by the Independent Inspector at
the Examination in Public on the Local
Development Plan which is due to start on 19th
October 2010.
Am ragor o gymorth, e-bostiwch
dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk neu ffoniwch 01766
770274 a gofyn am gael siarad hefo rhywun yn yr
Adain Bolisi
dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk or phone 01766
770274 and ask to speak to someone in the Policy
Section.
Yn gywir/ Yours sincerely,
Iwan Evans
Pennaeth Polisi a Chynlluniau Strategol Dros Dro/
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Mr Iwan Evans
Rhafgyr 8fed / December 8th 2010
Annwyl Ymgynghorai,
Cynllun Datblygu Lleol Eryri Ymgynghoriad ar y materion sy’n deillio
o’r Archwiliad Cyhoeddus i’r Cynllun gan
gynnwys; (1) Materion a Godwyd o’r
Gwrandawiadau: Rhestr o Newidiadau
sy’n deillio o’r Archwiliad; (2) Safleoedd
Tai Wrth Gefn a drafodwyd yn ystod yr
Archwiliad a (3) Gwybodaeth Bellach
ynghylch Arfarniadau o Gynaliadwyedd y
Safleoedd Amgen.
Mae tair elfen yn perthyn i’r ymgynghoriad
hwn ar Gynllun Datblygu Lleol Eryri sydd
wedi codi yn ystod sesiynau Gwrandawiad yr
Archwiliad i’r Cynllun. Isod, rwyf wedi rhoi
cynnig ar esbonio pob elfen unigol, ble y
gallwch chi ddod o hyd i wybodaeth, sut y
gallwch chi ymateb ac erbyn pa ddyddiad.
1. Materion a Godwyd o’r
Gwrandawiadau: Rhestr o Newidiadau.
Mae’r Materion a Godwyd o’r
Gwrandawiadau: Rhestr o Newidiadau yn
cynnwys newidiadau i’r Cynllun sy’n cael eu
cynnig gan yr Awdurdod yn dilyn y materion
sy’n deillio o sesiynau Gwrandawiad unigol
yr Archwiliad. Bydd unrhyw sylwadau sy’n
dod i law yn cael eu trosglwyddo i’r
Arolygydd i’w hystyried.
2. Safleoedd Tai Wrth Gefn.
Trafodwyd rhestr o safleoedd tai posib wrth
gefn yn ystod Sesiynau Gwrandawiad yr
Archwiliad. Cafodd y safleoedd hyn eu
cynnig gan yr Awdurdod fel rhai a all fod ar
gael fel safleoedd eithredig tai fforddiadwy
petai angen lleol yn cael ei bennu yn ystod
oes y Cynllun, neu’n cael eu rhyddhau yn
dilyn adolygiad o’r Cynllun yn y dyfodol.
Mae’r Awdurdod wedi ymgymryd ag
arfarniad o gynaliadwyedd o’r safleoedd hyn.
Dear Consultee,
Eryri Local Development Plan Consultation on the matters arising from
the Public Examination into the Plan
including; (1) Matters Arising Schedule of
Changes resulting from the Examination;
(2) Reserve Housing sites discussed at
the Examination and (3) Further
Information on Sustainability Appraisals
of Alternative Sites.
There are three elements to this consultation
on the Eryri Local Development Plan which
has arisen during the Examination Hearing
sessions into the Plan. Below I have sought
to explain each individual element, where
you can obtain information, how you can
respond and by what date.
1. Matters Arising from the Hearings:
Schedule of Changes.
The Matters Arising Schedule of Changes
comprise amendments to the Plan which are
being proposed by the Authority following the
matters arising from the individual
Examination Hearing sessions. Any
representations received will be passed on to
the Inspector for her consideration.
2. Reserve Housing Sites.
A potential reserve list of housing sites was
discussed at the Examination Hearing
Sessions. These sites were suggested by
the Authority as sites that could potentially
become available as affordable housing
exception sites should a local need be
identified during the Plan period, or be
released pending a future review of the Plan.
The Authority has undertaken a sustainability
appraisal of these sites. Although the
Authority is not proposing to include these
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Er nad yw’r Awdurdod yn bwriadu cynnwys y
safleoedd hyn fel dyraniadau tai, caiff unrhyw
sylwadau sy’n dod i law eu trosglwyddo i’r
Arolygydd i’w hystyried. Mae ganddi hi’r
disgresiwn i gynnwys y safleoedd fel
dyraniadau tai yn y Cynllun os ystyrir eu bod
yn angenrheidiol i wneud y Cynllun yn
gadarn.
sites as housing allocations, any
representations received will be passed on to
the Inspector for her consideration. She has
the discretion to include the sites as housing
allocations in the Plan if considered
necessary to make the Plan sound.
3. Arfarniad o Gynaliadwyedd ar
Safleoedd Amgen a gyflwynwyd yn
flaenorol.
Yn ystod yr Archwiliad, roedd yr Arolygydd
o’r farn y dylid, yn yr achos hwn, roi cyfle
arall i gynigwyr safleoedd amgen a
gyflwynwyd yn flaenorol gael cyflwyno
gwybodaeth ar yr arfarniad o gynaliadwyedd
(AG) o’u safleoedd yn unol â’r Papur Meini
Prawf Safleoedd a ddarparwyd gan yr
Awdurdod (sy’n pennu’r amcanion AG sy’n
berthnasol i’r CDLl). Mae’n bosibl cyflwyno
sylwadau ar yr wybodaeth bellach a
gyflwynwyd ar y safleoedd hyn.
Mae’n bosibl cael copïau o’r Materion sy’n
Deillio o’r Gwrandawiadau: Rhestr o
Newidiadau a rhestr o Safleoedd Tai Wrth
Gefn ar wefan yr Awdurdod, yn Swyddfa’r
Parc Cenedlaethol, mewn Llyfrgelloedd
Cyhoeddus ac yng Nghanolfannau Croeso’r
Awdurdod.
Mae’n bosibl cyflwyno sylwadau ar y
newidiadau neu ar y safleoedd wrth gefn a
restrir. Caiff y rhain eu hanfon yn
uniongyrchol, trwy’r Awdurdod, at yr
Arolygydd sy’n Archwilio. Mae’n bosibl cael
golwg ar arfarniad o gynaliadwyedd y
safleoedd yn Swyddfa’r Parc Cenedlaethol
yn ystod oriau swyddfa arferol. Bydd unrhyw
sylwadau a gyflwynir ar yr arfarniadau o
gynaliadwyedd hefyd yn cael eu trosglwyddo
i’r Arolygydd i’w hystyried.
Gall y sylwadau a wneir yn ystod y cyfnod
hwn gyfeirio at y Materion sy’n Deillio o’r
Gwrandawiadau: Rhestr o Newidiadau, y
safleoedd Tai Wrth Gefn ac Arfarniadau o
Gynaliadwyedd y Safleoedd Amgen yn unig.
Nid cyfle yw hwn i ychwanegu at y sylwadau
blaenorol, na chyflwyno sylwadau newydd ar
rannau o CDLl Eryri gwreiddiol, y Safleoedd
Amgen, y ddogfen Newidiadau Ffocws a
Newidiadau Ffocws ychwanegol nad yw’n
destun newid, gan na fydd yr Arolygydd yn
ystyried sylwadau newydd o’r fath.
Dylid anfon sylwadau yn ysgrifenedig erbyn
5pm ar 27ain o Ionawr 2011 at:
3. Sustainability Appraisal on Alternative
Sites previously put forward.
At the Examination, the Inspector considered
that in this particular instance proponents of
alternative sites previously put forward
should be given another opportunity to
submit information on the sustainable
appraisal (SA) of their sites in line with the
Site Criteria Paper provided by the Authority
(which identifies the SA objectives relevant
to the LDP). Representations can be made
on the further information submitted on these
sites.
Copies of the Matters Arising Schedule of
Changes and a list of Reserve Housing Sites
can be obtained from the Authority’s website,
at the National Park Offices, at Public
Libraries and at the Authority’s Tourist
Information Centres.
Representations can be made on the
changes or on the reserve sites listed. These
will be sent directly, via the Authority, to the
Examining Inspector. Information on the
sustainability appraisal of sites can be
viewed at the National Park Offices during
normal office hours. Any comments received
on sustainability appraisals will also be
passed on to the Inspector for her
consideration.
Comments made at this stage can only
address the Matters Arising Schedule of
Changes, the Reserve Housing sites and the
Sustainability Appraisals of Alternative Sites.
This is not an opportunity to add to previous
representations, or to make new comments
on parts of the original deposit Eryri LDP,
Alternative Sites, Focussed and additional
Focussed Changes document not subject to
change, as the Inspector will not consider
any such new representations.
Representations should be sent in writing by
5pm on the 27th of January 2011 to:
93
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd,
LL48 6LF
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd,
LL48 6LF
or on-line to dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk
A form for making representations is
available from the above address or
available on our website.
in the Policy Section
Mae ffurflen ar gyfer cyflwyno sylwadau ar
gael o’r cyfeiriad uchod neu ar ein gwefan.
Am ragor o wybodaeth neu gymorth, ebostiwch dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk neu
ffoniwch 01766 770274 a gofynnwch i siarad
â rhywun o’r Adran Bolisi.
Iwan Evans
94
Appendix 45
Deddf yr Amgylchedd 1995
Rheoliadau Asesiadau Amgylcheddol o Gynlluniau a Rhaglenni (Cymru)
2004
Rheoliadau Cynllunio Gwlad a Thref (Cynlluniau Datblygu Lleol) (Cymru)
2005
Rheoliadau Cadwraeth Cynefinoedd a Rhywogaethau 2010
Environment Act 1995
The Environmental Assessment of Plans and Programmes (Wales)
Regulations 2004
(Wales)Regulations 2005
The Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2010
Hysbysebu Rhestr o Newidiadau o’r Materion sy’n Deillio o’r
Archwiliad Cyhoeddus, Safleoedd Tai Posib Wrth Gefn a
Gwybodaeth Ychwanegol ar Werthusiad Cynaladwyedd
Safleoedd Amgen
Advertisement of Schedule of Changes of Matters Arising
from the Examination in Public, Possible Reserve Housing
Sites and Further Information on Sustainability Appraisal
on Alternative Sites
Bydd CDLl Eryri, ar ôl ei fabwysiadu, yn disodli’r cynllun datblygu presennol a bydd yn
sail i benderfyniadau ar gynllunio defnydd tir o fewn Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri.
The Eryri LDP will, upon adoption, replace the current development plan and be the basis
for decisions on land use planning within Snowdonia National Park.
Bu fersiwn adneuo o’r Cynllun yn destun ymgynghoriad yn 2009. Yn dilyn hyn cafwyd
ymgynghoriad ar gynrychiolaethau Safleoedd Amgen wnaethpwyd gan drydydd parti ac
ar Newidiadau Ffocws a Newidiadau ffocws ychwanegol a gynigwyd gan Awdurdod y
Parc Cenedlaethol.
A Deposit version of the plan was the subject of consultation in 2009. Subsequently
further consultations on Site Allocation Representations made by third parties and on
Focussed Changes and further Focussed Changes proposed by the National Park
Authority have been undertaken.
Mae Archwiliad i’r Cynllun gan Arolygydd annibynnol ar y gweill.
An Examination of the Plan by an independent Inspector is now in progress.
Mae’r Arolygydd wedi gofyn i’r dogfennau canlynol fod ar gael ar gyfer cam arbennig o
ymgynghori:
The Inspector has requested that the following documents be made available for a
special round of consultation:
1) Rhestr o Newidiadau o’r Materion a godwyd o’r gwrandawiadau
1) A Schedule of Changes of matters arising from the hearings
2) Safleoedd a gyfeiriwyd atynt yn yr Archwiliad fel safleoedd tai posib wrth gefn
2) Sites referred to in the Examination, as possible reserve housing sites
3) Gwybodaeth bellach ar Werthusiad Cynaliadwyedd ar safleoedd amgen sydd wedi eu
rhoi ymlaen gan ymatebwyr yn unol â chais yr Arolygydd yn ystod yr archwiliad. (O.N. Nid
yw’r safleoedd amgen na’r wybodaeth bellach ar Werthusiad Cynaliadwyedd yn
adlewyrchu safbwynt Awdurdod y Parc Cenedlaethol).
3) Sustainability Appraisal information requested by the Inspector at the Examination
relating to Alternative Sites previously submitted by representors. (NB The alternative
sites and additional Sustainability Appraisal information does not reflect the position of the
National Park Authority).
Mae copïau o’r dogfennau hyn ar gael i’r cyhoedd eu gweld yn Swyddfa’r Parc
Cenedlaethol, mewn llyfrgelloedd cyhoeddus yn Abermaw, Bethesda, Blaenau Ffestiniog,
Bala, Cerrigydrudion, Llanrwst, Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr a Chonwy ac yng
nghanolfannau croeso'r Awdurdod ym Metws y Coed, Dolgellau a Beddgelert yn ystod
oriau agor arferol. Maent hefyd ar gael ar wefan yr Awdurdod www.eryrinpa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri. Mae’r wybodaeth bellach ar Werthusiad Cynaliadwyedd o
safleoedd amgen sydd wedi eu rhoi ymlaen gan ymatebwyr a’r gwerthusiad
cynaliadwyedd o’r safleoedd tai wrth gefn ar gael i’r cyhoedd eu gweld yn Swyddfa’r
Parc Cenedlaethol yn ystod oriau agor arferol.
Copies of these documents are available for public inspection at the National Park Office,
at public libraries in Barmouth, Bethesda, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Dolgellau, Harlech,
Llanberis, Penrhyndeudraeth, Penygroes, Tywyn, Porthmadog, Y Bala, Cerrigydrudion,
Llanrwst, Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr, Conwy and at the Authority’s Information
Centres in Betws y Coed, Dolgellau and Beddgelert during normal opening times. They
are also available on the Authority’s website at www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri. The
additional Sustainability Appraisal information on alternative sites submitted by
representors and the sustainability appraisal of reserve housing sites is available for
public inspection at the National Park Office during normal opening times.
Dylai’r sylwadau yn ystod y cam hwn ganolbwyntio ar y Rhestr o Newidiadau o’r
materion a godwyd, Safleoedd Tai Posib Wrth Gefn a Gwybodaeth Ychwanegol ar
Werthusiad Cynaladwyedd yn unig.
Representations at this stage should only relate to the Matters Arising Schedule of
Changes, the Potential Reserve Housing Sites or the additional Sustainability Appraisal
Information.
Dylent nodi yn glir y materion hynny sydd yn berthnasol a nodi'r materion cynllunio y
maent yn seiliedig arno. Mae ffurflen ar gyfer gwneud sylwadau ar gael o’r cyfeiriad isod.
Dylid anfon sylwadau ysgrifenedig atY Tîm Polisi (Cynllun Datblygu Lleol),
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd, LL48 6LF
They should specify clearly the particular matter to which they relate and indicate the
planning ground on which they are based. A form for making representations is available
from the address below. Representations should be sent in writing to -
neu dylid eu hanfon ar-lein i dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk cyn 5:00yp Ionawr 27ain
2011.
or made on-line to dyfodoleryri@eryri-npa.gov.uk before 5:00pm January 27th 2011.
Bydd y sylwadau yn cael eu hanfon ymlaen i’r Arolygiaeth Gynllunio i’w hystyried gan yr
Arolygydd sydd wedi ei hapwyntio i archwilio cadernid y Cynllun.
Ni ddylai sylwadau ymwneud a chyfnodau cynharach yn y broses o baratoi’r Cynllun. I
fod yn briodol dylai unrhyw sylwadau o’r fath fod wedi cael eu cyflwyno yn ystod cyfnod yr
ymgynghoriad perthnasol.
Mae rhagor o wybodaeth ar gael o www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri neu ffoniwch 01766
770274 a gofyn i gael siarad efo rhywun o’r adran Bolisi.
Penrhyndeudraeth
Gwynedd
LL48 6LF
Penrhyndeudraeth,
Gwynedd, LL48 6LF
They will be forwarded to the Planning Inspectorate, for consideration by the Inspector
appointed to examine the soundness of the Plan.
Representations should not relate to earlier stages of the plan process. To be duly made
any such comments should have been submitted when the relevant consultation took
place.
Further information is available from www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/dyfodoleryri or phone 01766
770274 and ask to speak to someone in the Policy Section.
Penrhyndeudraeth
Gwynedd
LL48 6LF
95
Appendix 46
Safleoedd a gyfeiriwyd atynt yn yr Archwiliad fel
safleoedd tai posib wrth gefn
Sites referred to in the Examination, as possible
reserve housing sites
96
97
Safleoedd Tai Posib Wrth Gefn
Potential Reserve Housing Sites
Rhif Safle Tai Posib Wrth Gefn / Potential Reserve Housing Site Number: 1
Graddfa / Scale 1:6000
Safle Tai Posib Wrth Gefn/
Potential Reserve Housing Site
© Hawlfraint y Goron. Cedwir pob hawl. 100022403, 2009.
© Crown copyright. All rights reserved. 100022403, 2009.
Hawlfraint Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri, 2009.
Copyright Snowdonia National Park, 2009.
Lleoliad y Safle / Site Location:
Bryncrug
Disgrifiad o'r Safle / Site Description:
Tir ger Ffordd y Felin / Land adjacent Ffordd y Felin
98
11
Tyddyn Elan
Club House
12
St Gwyddelan's
Church
16
E
IDG
BR
Maes-y-Llan
E le
Pen
onde
b
fryn
Dyf
139.3m
rne
tbou
Wes
Bod
gle
Bodl
n
yned
Gw
Ysgol
Shin
Ll ys
Playing Field
ET
RE
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Gas Distrib Sta
d
Issues
Dolwyddelan
Issues
yn
Islw
Sinks
Gla
edr
n Ll
ing
Sh
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Dolwyddelan
Pont y
Station
Tips
Llan
(disused
MP .75
Afon Lledr
Ty'n-y-bryn
D ra
in
Cart ref
Glas Ynys
LB
Ty Capel
Isa
3
1
Awe
lon
Arwel
Pentre-bont
Bron Elen
Snowdon View
16
FB
1
Shikari
Aber
20
22
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142.0m
Bw
lch
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18
Afo
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24
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Deunant
Issues
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3
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5
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Glan-aber
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1
8
2
1
3
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Path (um)
(u
m
)
1
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Sheep Dip
1
Aber-beinw
7
2
Tr ac
k
Sinks
6
Braich
Maes-y-
12
1
Issues
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(u
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n
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Tra
ck
(um
)
n
Drain
Fro
Path
Bro
n
Tan-y-benar
Dolwyddelan
Tir ger Teras Rathbone / Land adjacent Rathbone Terrace
99
Pa
th
214.1m
Iss
ue
s
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en
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Lly
s
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na
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gla
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n
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G
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dd s
Ar fa
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fa
G
la
n
Dw
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12
A 42
Rhyd-y-defaid
Frongoch
Tir tu ol i Ysgol Bro Tryweryn / Land behind Ysgol Bro Tryweryn
100
Issues
Sinks
2
Forest
Lodge
1
Weir
Sin
ks
Issues
PO
Issues
TCB
8
7
Path
(um)
50.9m
6
Ganllwyd
Path (um)
Afon
1
Maw
ddac
h
Derwen Deg
2
Reservoir
(covered)
1
Bron-y-gan
Ga n
llwy
d
Ganllwyd Primary School
Gwelfryn
Ty-cerig
Ty Coch
Isfryn
Tr
ac
k
Track
Libanus
Buria
l
Groun
d
Afon G
amlan
Llanfar Lli
Car
Park
FB
PC
Path
)
(um
(um
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th
Pa
Hall
Dolgoed
Ganllwyd
Tir rhwng Ysgol Gynradd Ganllwyd a Ty Coch /
Land between Ganllwyd Primary School and Ty Coch
101
Rhif Safle Tai Posib Wrth Gefn / Potential Reserve Housing Site Number : 5
8.8m
Peniarth
Lodge
Shelter
2
1
Butcher's Row
Issues
Well
House
Pump
6
Y Rhos
3
Min-Y-Fordd
1
LB
Gorffwysfa
7.3m
Bry
Llanegryn
n
M
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s-y
r-h
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af
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n
Preswylfa
Drain
-B w
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Cap
Hall
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Glanrafon
Tynewydd
Hall
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n
Gla
Bridge
Cottage
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ab
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Murmur
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n
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tre
Capel Bethel
add
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Path (um)
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ref
Cart
lon
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Ebenezer
deb
n
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Cly
an
Trychiad
Gan
ty'r
se
Ll et
Hou
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Dys
4
Drain
Waterloo Cottage
Bryn
Bloeddyn
Dra
4
Pa
th
(u
m
)
2
1
1
Pen y banc
nc
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TCB
y Ba
Bod
Tan
MAESEGRYN
in
in
Dra
Drain
Llanegryn
Tir ger Y Rhos / Land adjacent Y Rhos
102
FF
OR
en
W
Awel y Llan
DD
Rhiwcenglau
fair
Rectory Cottage
Gra
ig
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r
1
Tan-Rhiw
CH
GL
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Sibrwd-y-Don
Banc y Berllan
Bro
n
U
W
2
Dolwen
BR
ON
FA
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Llanfair-uchaf
Llanfair
Trenmeifion
The Old Rectory
Brynderwen
Carleg
Wen
Trem
Artro
Bryn Eglwys
He
n
W dre
en
Morlais
Bron-ygadair
Path (um)
Ty
n
Dd y
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1
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Tyn-y-Gamdda
DW
7
13
DW
1
8
Ca
yn
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ste
6
WYN
DERL
14
11
7
10
DW
Tra
ck
Be
Capel
thel
D
W
Neuadd Goffa
Issues
Tyn
(disused)
h
Ga
te
Path
(um
)
n
erlla
yB
DW
Quarry
St Mary's Church
Ly
c
Ty Mawr
42.9m
LB
Ty
PO
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Tra
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Bry
nm
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tw
en
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nw
g
an
nll
TCB
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(disused)
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6
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A
6
49
Trem-y-Mor
on
-y-D
Awel
Issues
1
DW
2
Caegwyn
)
Path (um
Llanfair
Tir ger Llwyn-y-Gadair / Land to the East Llwyn y Gadair
103
148.7m
Graeanfryn
Surgery
Ty'n-y-ddol
Tan-rhiw
Ysgol
14
13
Gynradd
Penmachno
Ford
1
Arwel
n
ch
o
A EN
9
Afo
a
nM
5
1
2
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Tan-lan Mawr
12
BR
ON
YW
Tremallt
Playground
Ty'r Ysgol
6
8
Bryn
AD
Llewelyn
DO
L
LB
2
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1
2
1
2
A EN
TY
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Pen-lan
YW
15
1
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Well
MA
ES
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radog
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k
RO
Terrace
Llys
Ca
Community
Centre
Owa
in
Tal
y wae
n
1
6
Llew
Terr elyn
ace
1
3
6
1
Gwyndy
20
3
1
1
War
Memorial
3
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Hous
e
LLEW
3
Terrace
Sunny
Ridge
153.0m
Collfr
5
ELYN
NE
W
6
5
London
8
STR
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fa
y Don
2
GA
TE
Rh ian
Ael
21
4
Church
View
St Tudclud's
Church
22
3
Plas Isaf
Issues
2
1
The Old
TCB
Trem Y Bont
1
Pont
Llan
Bod
Alaw
A
Ter rthur
race
2
Post Office
B 44
06
Brynlolin
Bryn
Talybont
150.6m
Eglwys
lfor
Dr ain
Lly s
Pen-y-waen
4
1
Tan y Fron
2
Disgw
ylfa
Track
1
(PW)
(Hotel)
Bethania
Machno Inn
Disgar
th
Penmachno
Bod Owain
Path (um)
Well
TCB
Bron Llan
Sinks
Sinks
7
Gwynfa
Cae
LLwyd
Frondeg
Ochr y Bryn
2
1
Tra
ck
Bach
5
Bryn Arfon
Arosfa
Bron
Cartrefl
e
Dderw
The Bun
galow
Well
Hendre
Cae Llwyd
Waen Llan Bach
Elusendy
Well
YS
PY
TT
Y
Issues
RO
Issues
AD
Penmachno
Tir y tu ol i Maes y Waen / Land behind Maes y Waen
104
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dr
lin
Fe
7
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Bryn Aw
Ex
Forest Lodge
1
Te
l
12
11
9
inff
ord
8
RO
AD
Ha
ul
A
M
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7
1
6
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TO
W
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Hafod
Awel
2
l
Ve
s
try
1
Ca
rm
el
10
Llwynteg
M
Bro
n
Ch
ap
e
Cemetery
Graiandy
1
4
7.4m
Trellywel
5
8.4m
6.4m
Hall
St
a
1
War
Meml
e
pp
lle
u
Ys g
bor
Isfryn
Ty Gwyn
3
TCB
93
A4
The Studio
Cartrefle
n
we
nyre
Ta
n
cha
nsy
Gla
n
ywe
-yrTan
Ty
1
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m-D
Tre
Riverside
Hotel
2
Derlwyn
1
'a
Qu
7.0m
6.8m
Tanyfron
s
etehr'
rc
St P
Chu
7.3m
Su
b
1
ydd
new
El
my
Ce
dy
Dol
PC
FB
Pont
Pennal
Rectory
Rhys
Terrace
Pennal
Arddol
Brynllinog
Issues
Caravan Park
Pennal
Tir ger Maes Teg / Land adjacent Maes Teg
105
Tawelfan
FB
DW
Uncle Jim's
Cabin
Brynlad
Gazebo
Ger-y
-Coed
Hafod Deg
Ty
Blaen
Y Creigiau
Llwyn
Derw
Cefn Coed
RDD
FFO
ET
YSG
Cartref
HIN
Fedw
n
Aria
Brig-y-Don
er
Y-Dd
t-y
Nan
ydd
-Myn
wen
nant
B ro
CrudyrArwel
Garreg
63
Lwyd
Trem y Mor
59
e
edal
Cliv
Ty
ydd
New h
Bac
64
w
Bed
Glenville
an
Arl
56
Berwyn
66
N
YN
d
Coe
YN
45
W
LL
50
17
49
y
Tan
47
A
6
Iscoed
68
44
17
Daquin
19
15
49
49
43
A
6
15
35
Glasynys
GE
YS
AN
GL
70
Siopwen
19
IN
TH
34
Henborth
42
LL
Sinks
WY
N
LL
YN
N
W
GE
YS
AN
41
IN
TH
N
YN
30
YN
GL
9
23
Ger-y-Nant
48
Glanffrwd
1
6
Wynncote
47
77
26
Y Berllan
35
Issues
78
2
No
dd
fa
a
G
LA
N
22
YS
GE
TH
10
IN
12
78
Lli
fo
n
Hafan
Bro
ok
Sw
lan
n-y
ds
r-W
yla
n
30
6
YS
n
eli
-F
(um
)
)
(um
5
th
Pa
Issues
Afon
N
YN
YN
W
LL
Ysgethin
85
3
Mill Race
a
85
-y
ed
Co
b
Su
Sta
B
nt
ybo
Pen
El
n
IN
TH
Llw
yn
GE
la
DD
G
ys
erw
Pa
th
Llwyn-ynn
Cottage
OR
FF
Tal-y-bont
Ge
ra
fo
n
33
1
FB
Caravan Site
Sheep
Tal-y-bont
Museum
N
YN
YN
LLW
87
1
YD
5
ail
Path
FB
6
Ysgethin Inn
Issues
TCBs
se
Canol
y Coed
Ty'n-twll
Car
4
PC
Park
M
ill
Ho
u
3
ld
2
Tynllwyn
O
t
Nan
Th
e
MS
nt
Po
t
on
y-b
Tal-
Weir
Llys Andreas
Talafon
Glanafon
Ty-Ucha
-Bach
Anneddwen
Ty-Isa
Farm
Ty-Ucha
-Mawr
Llechryd
1
Tal y Bont
Tir ger Glenville / Land adjacent Glenville
106
Ty Cregiau
Bryn Huelog
Meadow View
Bryn Mair
Mo
na
rfr
Cilgwyn
Out Look
Afallon
Hazeldene
Do
lw
yn
en
Te
gfa
n
Cy
dg
oe
Llw
d
y
Ce n
lyn
Erw Deg
Greenacres
Bryn
GP
Awelon
Dyffryn
46.9m
11
65.8m
GP
Bryn
Hafod
Bryn Derw
Plas Bach
1
MA
Y
ES
Y Garreg Lwyd
Y
ND
PA
Argoed
Derlwyn
12
Winfield
2
o
Af
Roualeyn Nursery
n
Pandy
a
Cr
TCB
fn
t
an
LB
Trealaw
Cottage
Benmore
6
1
Brookedge
Roualeyn
Sluice
Bro Crafnant
Pont y Pandy
Weir
Swn y Nant
Pond
Peniel
Pipe Line
Bridge
th
Pa
Waterfall
Gwynant
Fairy Falls
4
Bro Geirionydd
1
5
El
Sub
Sta
Pipe
3
Line
1
Trefriw Woollen
Mill
11
Tyr
Bont
Ty Capel Peniel
17
Mills
Woollen
nk
Ba
zel n
Ha Fry
led
la
Ca n Vil
irio elin
e
G nF
Bry
Mill
Crud yr Awel
22
Bro Geirionydd
Cartref
Garmon View
Bryngwyn
Cefn Coed
Trefriw
Tir ger Roualeyn Nursery / Land adjacent Roualeyn Nursery
107

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