Mechanical extraction of aggregate from the stone face, to enable the construction of stoned extraction tracks for forestry purposes. The aggregate will be crushed and processed and used for road and track construction and maintenance. The extraction will be taken form two locations.Why necessary for agriculture: Yes for Forestry. The mineral excavation is required to repair and maintain the forest roads and tracks on the Welsh Government Woodland Estate.Why designed for agriculture: Yes for Forestry. The proposed works are designed for extraction of the mineral for use on the forest road and track network.
Welsh Government Woodland managed by Natural Resources Wales. Forest block is located close to the village of Llangadog.
DecidedReference: 18/16298/AGRBannau Brycheiniog National Park
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Welsh Government Woodland managed by Natural Resources Wales. Forest block is located close to the village of Llangadog.
Mechanical extraction of aggregate from the stone face, to enable the construction of stoned extraction tracks for forestry purposes. The aggregate will be crushed and processed and used for road and track construction and maintenance. The extraction will be taken form two locations.Why necessary for agriculture: Yes for Forestry. The mineral excavation is required to repair and maintain the forest roads and tracks on the Welsh Government Woodland Estate.Why designed for agriculture: Yes for Forestry. The proposed works are designed for extraction of the mineral for use on the forest road and track network.
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Reference
18/16298/AGR
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