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Vehicular access to public highway and construction of access track for forestry purposes

Coed y Fedw, Abergynolwyn.

Extension of Time AgreedReference: NP5/67/352Eryri National Park

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Application location

Coed y Fedw, Abergynolwyn.

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Application summary

Status
Extension of Time Agreed
Application type
Full
Received
7 Aug 2025
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
1 Oct 2025
Local authority
Eryri National Park

Application overview

Vehicular access to public highway and construction of access track for forestry purposes

Proposal details

Reference
NP5/67/352
Alternative references
PP-13707981
Ward
Bro Dysynni ED
Parish
Llanfihangel-y-Pennant
UPRN
MAN000000000024969

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
FFNot publishedView
C111 Jul 2025View
LL11 Jul 2025View
CS311 Jul 2025View
E511 Jul 2025View
AE11 Jul 2025View
E111 Jul 2025View
E211 Jul 2025View
E311 Jul 2025View
E411 Jul 2025View
C211 Jul 2025View
S - Priffyrdd / Highways 29.08.2529 Aug 2025View
S - Tramwy Cyhoeddus / Public Rights of Way 22.08.2529 Aug 2025View
S - CNC / NRW 27.08.2529 Aug 2025View
S - Cyngor Cymuned / Community Council 22.08.2529 Aug 2025View
S - D"{r Cymru / Welsh Water 20.08.2529 Aug 2025View
S - Heneb 26.08.2529 Aug 2025View
S - YGC 29.08.2529 Aug 2025View
S - Ecoleg / Ecology 28.08.259 Sept 2025View
S - CNC / NRW 14.11.2517 Nov 2025View
S - Swyddog Coedwigaeth / Forestry Officer29 Jan 2026View
S - Ecoleg / Ecology 02.02.2624 Feb 2026View
03.06.263 Jun 2026View
S - CNC / NRW 11.06.2612 Jun 2026View
S - Coedwigaeth / Woodlands 15.07.2617 Jul 2026View

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  9. Extension date

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Decision & conditions

Extension of Time Agreed
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