North Wales planning applications round-up

Here are some applications that have come into local authorities this month, which will then be determined by each council’s planning committee or delegated for a decision by planning officers.

This list is not extensive.

Applications:

Conwy 

• Conwy County Council has received a planning application seeking permission to allow disabled scooter sales and a ‘locked in’ entertainment game facility at the Youth Centre in Towyn on Towyn Road.  A crazy golf course is also proposed for the side and the rear of the building, as well as the retention of an existing cafe and soft play area.
• North Wales Golf Club House at 72 Bryniau Road, Llandudno, has applied for permission to erect specialist golf course netting along a specific section of the course’s boundary.

Denbighshire

• Display of signage to use as a coffee shop at The Marsh Warden on Station Road, Rhuddlan.
• The erection of a drive-thru pod and alterations to drive-thru lane at The Marsh Warden on Station Road, Rhuddlan.
• The erection of a side extension and smoking shelter (retrospective application) at Millbank Inn onGrange Road, Rhyl.
• The display of one internally illuminated fascia sign and one internally illuminated projecting sign at Marina Quay Retail Park on Ffordd Wellington, Rhyl.

Gwynedd 

• Mr Eric John Roberts has submitted a planning application to construct an agricultural building at China Lôn China, Mynytho, Pwllheli. 
•  Mr William Jones has submitted an application to erect an agriculture building at Gwynus Ucha, Pistyll, in Pwllheli.
• Mr L. Jones has applied for planning permission for a single and two-storey extension with internal alterations and the remodelling of the existing property at Clegyr, 11 Cae Gwyn, Caernarfon, Gwynedd.
• Mr Michal Palamarczuk has applied for permission to demolish an existing conservatory and construct a replacement single-story rear extension at Eisteddfa, 4 Beach Road, Morfa Bychan, Porthmadog.