New community hub planned for Llannefydd football ground

Applicant Mrs Sian Jones has applied to Conwy County Council’s planning department, seeking permission for the new community hub at the football ground at Menter Nefydd Sports Ground in Llannefydd..
Applicant Mrs Sian Jones has applied to Conwy County Council’s planning department, seeking permission for the new community hub at the football ground at Menter Nefydd Sports Ground in Llannefydd..
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PLANS for a new grant-funded community hub, match-viewing area, and “welfare facility” at a rural Conwy football ground are set to be given the green light this week.

Applicant Sian Jones has applied to Conwy County Council’s planning department, seeking permission for the new community hub at the football ground at Menter Nefydd Sports Ground in Llannefydd.

The plans for the home of Llanefydd Football Club will be discussed at Wednesday’s (November 11) planning committee meeting at the authority’s Coed Pella HQ in Colwyn Bay.

Planning officers are recommending councillors on the committee back the plans.

The planning report states that the new portacabin will be “sited to the northeast corner of the playing field and adjacent to the existing clubhouse”.

If granted, the building would be rectangular-shaped with a flat roof and finished with “western red cedar” with walnut stain.

Because the project is sited on council-owned land at the sports ground, the application must go before the planning committee for a formal decision.

Llannefydd Community Council said they were “Happy to support the application, with Natural Resources Wales also not objecting to the plans."

The site is not considered to be in an area at risk of flooding.

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