West Carmarthen plans up for consultation
Carmarthenshire County Council is to consult on proposals to develop West Carmarthen.
The local authority approved the Carmarthen West Planning and Development for public consultation on October 20. The consultation period will run from January 4 until the 28th February 2011.
An exhibition will be held at St Peters Civic Hall, Carmarthen, and will be manned for the first three days.
The principle of development at West Carmarthen was established in the Unitary Development Plan adopted in 2006.
Given the scale of the proposal and the need to ensure a comprehensive and integrated development scheme, the Unitary Development Plan designated the area as being subject to the preparation of a Planning and Development Brief.
The Brief would set out a coordinated approach to the development to successfully incorporate the various elements of the scheme including a new link road, housing developments, employment sites, community facilities and landscaping and open space.
The Planning and Development Brief can be viewed in its entirety on the council website at www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk
The local authority approved the Carmarthen West Planning and Development for public consultation on October 20. The consultation period will run from January 4 until the 28th February 2011.
An exhibition will be held at St Peters Civic Hall, Carmarthen, and will be manned for the first three days.
The principle of development at West Carmarthen was established in the Unitary Development Plan adopted in 2006.
Given the scale of the proposal and the need to ensure a comprehensive and integrated development scheme, the Unitary Development Plan designated the area as being subject to the preparation of a Planning and Development Brief.
The Brief would set out a coordinated approach to the development to successfully incorporate the various elements of the scheme including a new link road, housing developments, employment sites, community facilities and landscaping and open space.
The Planning and Development Brief can be viewed in its entirety on the council website at www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk
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