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Change of use of land to allow the stationing of one mobile food and drink vendor (Use Class A3) to be used on an ancillary basis to the car park

Car Park, Tan-y-Coed, Esgairgeiliog. SY20 9AT

All consultations completeReference: NP5/75/46BEryri National Park

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Application location

Car Park, Tan-y-Coed, Esgairgeiliog. SY20 9AT

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Application summary

Status
All consultations complete
Application type
Full
Received
3 Mar 2025
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
27 Apr 2025
Local authority
Eryri National Park

Application overview

Change of use of land to allow the stationing of one mobile food and drink vendor (Use Class A3) to be used on an ancillary basis to the car park

Proposal details

Reference
NP5/75/46B
Alternative references
PP-13727197
Ward
Corris a Mawddwy ED
Parish
Corris
UPRN
10070355956

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
LL13 Mar 2025View
E3 Mar 2025View
CS3 Mar 2025View
FF3 Mar 2025View
LL23 Mar 2025View
S - Priffyrdd / Highways26 Mar 2025View
S - Cyngor Cymuned Pennal / Pennal Community Council26 Mar 2025View
S - Priffyrdd 01.04.252 Apr 2025View
S - Ecoleg / Ecology 25.03.253 Apr 2025View
S - Tan ag Achub 03.04.20259 Apr 2025View
S - Cyngor Cymuned 03.05.258 May 2025View

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