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Llangolman One Planet Development scheme given final sign-off

A One Planet Development at Llangolman was unanimously backed by Pembrokeshire planners (Pic: Pembrokeshire County Council webcast)

A ONE Planet Development  in north Pembrokeshire – prepared with ‘military precision’ was given the final sign-off recently.

County planners, at their May meeting, unanimously backed a scheme by Simon Hillam – a former British Army warrant officer – and nurse Clare Gray for a One Planet Development on three fields at Y Gaer Pencraig, Llangolman.

(Pic: Pembrokeshire County Council webcast)

One Planet Developments allow people to live off the land in the open countryside in a self-sufficient and eco-friendly way.

The application included a residential unit, yurt, produce shed, solar shed, goat shed, toilet, shower unit, storage containers and polytunnel, and the creation of ponds.

(Pic: Pembrokeshire County Council webcast)

Planners heard the couple already ran a successful business from the site called ‘Blossoms and Berries,’ which specialises in producing high-quality flower bouquets and fruit for sale at local farmers’ markets.

(Pic: Pembrokeshire County Council webcast)

At that meeting, Councillor Rhys Jordan praised the quality of the applicants’ presentation of the scheme, saying it was “really pleasing to see such attention to detail,” describing the application as “effectively military precision in the way this has been carried out”.

(Pic: Pembrokeshire County Council webcast)

The application was conditionally approved, with delegated power given to the Head of Planning to give the final thumbs-up, subject to the resolution of conditions including the completion of a Section 106 agreement.

At the October planning committee, chairman Cllr Jacob Williams informed fellow members delegated approval had now been given.

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