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Discharge Condition No.4 (stonework) attached to Planning Consent NP5/54/29C dated 02/12/2024
Reference: NP5/54/29G Eryri National Park
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Application location Nant-y-Gwreiddyn, Llanfachreth. LL40 2EB
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Application summary
Status All consultations complete
Application type Discharge of Conditions
Received 9 Sept 2025
Validated Not published
Determination deadline 3 Nov 2025
Local authority Eryri National Park Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Discharge Condition No.4 (stonework) attached to Planning Consent NP5/54/29C dated 02/12/2024
Proposal details
Reference NP5/54/29G
Development type Minor
Agent Mr. Steve Berry
UPRN 10070355928
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