This consultation relates to a draft planning application by Isle of Anglesey County Council to develop a scheme of 40 affordable dwellings on land near Maes Mona, Amlwch.

The application site is owned by the Isle of Anglesey County Council and is allocated in the adopted Anglesey and Gwynedd Joint Local Development Plan for residential development of up to 50 dwellings. 

The proposed affordable dwellings would comprise of the following mix:

• 10 x one-bed flats;

• 3 x one-bed bungalows;

• 3 x two-bed bungalows;

• 12 x two-bed houses;

• 8 x three-bed houses; and

• 4 x four-bed house.

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The two parcels of land which form the application site would be developed as two phases, with the land to the west forming phase 1 and the eastern parcel forming phase 2. Phase 1 would comprise of 19 dwellings (plots 1-19) and phase 2 of 21 dwellings (plots 20-40). 

Each dwelling would have parking to the front/side with a small area of front/side garden with the main garden located to the rear. A patio area and garden shed would be provided within each plot.

Two points of vehicular access would be provided from Maes Mona; one continuing the access road towards the north between numbers 46 and 47 Maes Mona and the other following the access road to the east, between numbers 29 and 50 Maes Mona.

There are existing areas of rocky outcrops on the land within the eastern parcel, and an area of public open space is proposed to be provided within this area, with pedestrian linkages within the area, and connecting phase 1 and phase 2 and also providing a pedestrian linkage to the A5025 (Bull Bay Road) to the north. Informal pockets of open space are also proposed within the wider site, where trees and soft landscaping is proposed.

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