Common Land
Welsh Slate proposes to deregister approximately 58,520m² of Mynydd Llandegai Common as Common Land. This land, illustrated by Figure 1 within the Supporting Statement, is subject to planning permission for the quarrying of slate. As a result of the proposed deregistration Welsh Slate also proposes to create approximately 58,652 m² of replacement Common Land in exchange. This exchange land is owned by the Company and lies approximately 1.1km to the north east of the Common proposed to be deregistered. This is illustrated by Figure 2 within the Supporting Statement.
The Company has submitted an application to Planning and Environment Decisions Wales (PEDW), (formerly the Planning Inspectorate – PINS) pursuant to Section 16 of the Commons Act 2006 seeking the above. The application form for this application is posted on this website below along with the Supporting Statement and Appendices. Any comments should be sent to PEDW, Cathays Park, Cardiff CF10 3NQ, or PEDW.Casework@gov.wales by the 1st November 2024. For informal comment please contact the Company at enquiries@welshslate.com
240729 CL 106 SECTION 16 APPLICATION FORM (Redacted Final)
PENRHYN QUARRY SECTION 16 APPLICATION SUPPORTING STATEMENT – Proposed Common Land Deregistration
APPENDICES
Appendix A CL 106 Registration Information
Appendix B Summary of Rights and Easements on the Release land and Replacement land
Appendix C Ecological Assessment of the Release land and Replacement land
Appendix D Heritage Appraisal
Appendix E Summary of Pre-Application Consultation
