WHICH of the latest planning applications have been given the green light in Wrexham – and which were turned down?
Wrexham County Borough Council’s planning officers have reviewed the latest batch of planning applications and given their verdict.
Among the schemes approved under the council’s delegated powers for this week’s planning meeting were plans to turn the former site of Rhones Joinery in Gwersyllt into a gym, plans to create spectator stands for Cefn Mawr Rangers FC and river widening works on the River Clywedog.
Here’s a round up of proposals that were granted planning permission – and those that weren’t:
Refused
- Tyddyn Dedwydd, Fron Deg, Rhostyllen- conversion of a redundant barn into a dwelling – refused as it failed to meet the exceptional circumstances required for new housing in the countryside.
Granted
- The Recreation Ground, Cefn – erection of spectator stands, dugouts, stairs and hardstanding.
- Felin Puleston, Erddig – removal of concrete weir, installation of four bed check weirs and regrading and widening of river channel on River Clywedog.
- Castle Street, Holt – conversion of former Presbyterian church to a single dwelling.
- Hillside, Erbistock – conversion of an outbuilding to a holiday let and the erection of a replacement dwelling.
- Former Rhones Joinery site, Gwersyllt – change of use from joinery workshop to gym.
- Gronwen Farm, Llangollen – change of use to glamping with associated landscaping and car parking.
- Golden Lion Hotel, Rossett – to extend permission for the existing tipi to operate on site for another three years.
- Penley Mill – installation of a biodisc BA sewage treatment plant.
- Canal Cottage, Bettisfield – erection of annexe acommodation.
- Whalebone House, Willington – retrospective application to turn outbuilding into holiday let.
