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A stone forestry track suitable for tractors and forwarders that connects to the county road 'Oak Lane', crosses the Nant Llanellan and stops inside the existing woodland. The Nant Llanellan will be crossed using two 1.0 metre diameter culvert pipes with crushed stone laid down to protect the underlying soil and keep the culvert pipes in place.

Llanover Estate Cpt 119 Coed Y Prior Forest Llanellen NP7 9LD

WithdrawnReference: 26/24533/FULBannau Brycheiniog National Park

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Full Application
Received
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Validated
8 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bannau Brycheiniog National Park

Application overview

A stone forestry track suitable for tractors and forwarders that connects to the county road 'Oak Lane', crosses the Nant Llanellan and stops inside the existing woodland. The Nant Llanellan will be crossed using two 1.0 metre diameter culvert pipes with crushed stone laid down to protect the underlying soil and keep the culvert pipes in place.

Proposal details

Reference
26/24533/FUL
Agent
Bronwin & Abbey Ltd

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Application location

Llanover Estate Cpt 119 Coed Y Prior Forest Llanellen NP7 9LD

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Applicant emailDecision · PDF2 Jun 2026View
Officer and applicant emailCorrespondence · PDF21 May 2026View
NrwConsulteeResponse · PDF13 May 2026View
NpecoConsulteeResponse6 May 2026View
MccldConsulteeResponse · PDF6 May 2026View
Officer emailCorrespondence · PDF5 May 2026View
Officer emailCorrespondence5 May 2026View
Nrw emailConsulteeResponse · PDF5 May 2026View
McchigConsulteeResponse · PDF28 Apr 2026View
Lfcc emailConsulteeResponse · PDF16 Apr 2026View
Eia screening opinionEIAScreening14 Apr 2026View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF14 Apr 2026View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF14 Apr 2026View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF14 Apr 2026View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF14 Apr 2026View
Consultee initialCorrespondence · PDF14 Apr 2026View
ApplicationformredactedApplication Form · PDF8 Apr 2026View
Site location planPlans · PDF8 Apr 2026View
Site planPlans · PDF8 Apr 2026View

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