PART 1Preliminary
Interpretation2.
In this Order—
“the 1990 Act” (“Deddf 1990”) means the Town and Country Planning Act 1990;
“the 2004 Act” (“Deddf 2004”) means the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004;
“address” (“cyfeiriad”) has the meaning given in article 3(1)(a);
“applicant” (“ceisydd”) means a person who either proposes to make an application or has made such an application;
“building” (“adeilad”) includes any structure or erection, and any part of a building, as defined in this article, but does not include plant or machinery or any structure in the nature of plant or machinery;
“community consultee” (“ymgynghorai cymunedol”) means—
(a)
each county or county borough councillor representing an electoral ward in which the land to which the proposed application relates is situated; and
(b)
each community council in whose area the land to which the proposed application relates is situated;
“design and access statement” (“datganiad dylunio a mynediad”) has the meaning given in article 14(1);
“electoral ward” (“ward etholiadol”) means any area for which a councillor is elected to a county council or a county borough council in Wales;
“environmental statement” (“datganiad amgylcheddol”) has the meaning given in regulation 2(1) of the EIA Regulations;
“erection” (“codi”), in relation to buildings as defined in this article, includes extension, alteration or re-erection;
“mining operations” (“gweithrediadau mwyngloddio”) means the winning and working of minerals in, on or under land, whether by surface or underground working;
“notification of proposed development” (“hysbysiad o ddatblygiad arfaethedig”) has the meaning given in article 5(2);
“representation period” (“cyfnod sylwadau”) has the meaning given in article 4;
“screening direction” (“cyfarwyddyd sgrinio”) has the same meaning given in regulation 2(1) of the EIA Regulations;
“by site display” (“drwy arddangos ar y safle”) means by the posting of the notice by firm affixture to some object, sited and displayed in such a way as to be easily visible and legible by members of the public;
“working day” (“diwrnod gwaith”) means a day which is not a Saturday, Sunday, Bank Holiday or other public holiday in Wales.