Denbighshire County Council

Marriage Act 1949

Civil Partnership Act 2004

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the above that an application has been made by JONATHAN GODDARD for the premises known as FAENOL FAWR HOTEL, BODELWYDDAN for a grant of approval to enable Civil Marriages to be Solemnised/Civil Partnerships to be Registered at these premises.

The application and accompanying plan will be available for inspection for 21 days from the date of this Notice by contacting the office of the Head of Legal, HR and Democratic Services on 01824 706196, email: eleri.woolford@denbighshire.gov.uk

Within that time, any person may give notice in writing by completing the survey linked below, or to the address above, of an objection to the grant of approval, with reasons for the objection.

G. Williams

Proper Officer.

Denbighshire County Council

Notice of permanent speed restriction

A542 Horseshoe Pass

(40MPH speed restriction) order 202

Denbighshire County Council hereby gives notice that it proposes to make an Order
under Sections 82(2) 83(2) 84(1) and 84(2) and Part III and Part IV of Schedule 9 of
the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of the Order will be to impose a 40
miles per hour speed limit on the length of road specified in the Schedule below.

Copies of the proposed Order with plans and statement of the Council’s reasons for proposing to make the Order are available to download as a PDF (below).

 

Denbighshire County Council

Marriage Act 1949

Civil Partnership Act 2004

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the above that an application has been made by LOUISE PARKER for the premises known as TREVOR HALL, LLANGOLLEN for a grant of approval to enable Civil Marriages to be Solemnised/Civil Partnerships to be Registered at these premises.

The application and accompanying plan will be available for inspection for 21 days from the date of this Notice by contacting the office of the Head of Legal, HR and Democratic Services on 01824 706196, email: eleri.woolford@denbighshire.gov.uk

Within that time, any person may give notice in writing by completing the survey linked below, or to the address above, of an objection to the grant of approval, with reasons for the objection.

G. Williams

Proper Officer.

We are consulting on the proposed Additional Licensing Scheme for Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs). The existing Scheme applies to Rhyl only and we are looking to extend this to include Prestatyn, Llangollen and Denbigh.

Documents relating to the proposed scheme can be viewed via the 'quick links' at the bottom of this page. Hard copies may also be viewed at the following locations during usual opening hours:

Denbigh:

• Denbigh Library and One Stop Shop, Denbigh Library, Hall Square, Denbigh. LL16 3NU
• Denbighshire County Council Offices, Caledfryn, Smithfield Road, Denbigh. LL16 3RJ

Llangollen: 

• Llangollen Library and One Stop Shop, The Chapel,19-21 Castle Street,Llangollen. LL20 8NU

Prestatyn:  

• Prestatyn Library and One Stop Shop, 21 King's Avenue, Prestatyn, LL19 9AA

Rhyl: 

• Rhyl Library and One Stop Shop, Church Street, Rhyl. LL18 3AA

Denbighshire County Council proposes to make an Order under Sections 1(1), (2), 2(1) to (3), 4(2), and Part IV of Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, and all other enabling powers the effect of which will be to introduce prohibition of waiting, loading and unloading of vehicles on the lengths of roads referred to in the Schedule below.

The Council is inviting observations and objections to the proposals between 11th March 2020 and 3rd April 2020.

A copy of the proposed Order, a map showing the lengths of roads to which the proposals relate, and a statement of the Council's reasons for proposing the Order are available to download as a PDF (below), or may be viewed during normal office hours in St Asaph Library and at the offices of the undersigned.

Denbighshire County Council

Marriage Act 1949

Civil Partnership Act 2004

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the above that an application has been made by LIZA FRANCIS for the premises known as PLAS-ISAF BARN AND GARDENS, CORWEN for a grant of approval to enable Civil Marriages to be Solemnised/Civil Partnerships to be Registered at these premises.

The application and accompanying plan will be available for inspection for 21 days from the date of this Notice at the office of the

Head of Legal, HR and Democratic Services

County Hall, Wynnstay Road, Ruthin, Denbighshire, LL15 1YN

Within that time, any person may give notice in writing by completing the survey linked below, or to the address above, of an objection to the grant of approval, with reasons for the objection.

G. Williams

Proper Officer.

Denbighshire County Council

Marriage Act 1949

Civil Partnership Act 2004

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the above that an application has been made by ANDREW KIPPAX for the premises known as WIGFAIR HALL, CEFN, ST ASAPH for a grant of approval to enable Civil Marriages to be Solemnised/Civil Partnerships to be Registered at these premises.

The application and accompanying plan will be available for inspection for 21 days from the date of this Notice at the office of the

Head of Legal, HR and Democratic Services

County Hall, Wynnstay Road, Ruthin, Denbighshire, LL15 1YN

Within that time, any person may give notice in writing by completing the survey linked below, or to the address above, of an objection to the grant of approval, with reasons for the objection.

G. Williams

Proper Officer.

About Denbighshire County Council's Climate and Ecological Emergency Declaration

Denbighshire County Council declared a Climate and Ecological Emergency on 2nd July 2019 and since then has been developing its plans to transition to become a net carbon zero and ecologically positive Council by 2030 at the latest.

What we plan to do

The Council’s Climate and Ecological Emergency declaration has been interpreted into the following priorities for the Council:

• For the Council to become a net carbon zero organisation at the latest by 2030.
• For the Council  to become an ecologically positive organisation at the latest by 2030.

For a brief description on both those priorities see below. This will be further developed by officers in the coming months building on your feedback.

What do we mean when we say "For the Council to become a net carbon zero organisation at the latest by 2030"

By which we mean the total carbon emitted as an organisation from  scope 1, 2 and 3 sources is equal or less than the total carbon sequested (absorbed) by trees, habitat and land management regimes on Council owned land.

The focus will first be on reducing our carbon emissions as far and as fast as is pragmatic and practical. We will not be able to decarbonise completely and we will seek to offset our remaining carbon footprint by increasing the extent and/or concentration of trees, habitat and land management regimes which absorb carbon. Opportunities for carbon sequestration work contributing to our ecological positive ambitions and vice versa will be both taken and maximised upon.

What do we mean when we say "For the Council to become an ecologically positive organisation at the latest by 2030"

By which we mean that how we conduct all our business - the projects, operations and interventions we undertake as an organisation- delivers ecosystems that are diverse, connected, adaptable and resilient and to the scale, extent and condition that maintains and enhances biodiversity.

A project by project, intervention by intervention, activity by activity approach will be taken. Every project, intervention or activity the Council undertakes, officers will be expected to review the biodiversity value and impact and deliver the activity in a way that provides a positive impact for ecology. Opportunities for ecologically positive work contributing to our carbon sequestration requirements and vice versa will be both taken and maximised upon.

What next?

The Council will be producing a 9-year action plan which will include actions needed each year for the Council to meet its goals to become net carbon zero and ecologically positive by 2030. We would like to hear your ideas for actions to include in this action plan.

Many thanks for your contribution to Denbighshire County Council’s Climate Change and Ecological Emergency public engagement period which was run in January and February this year.

The many responses received have been collated and reviewed and a consultation summary document has been produced.

The Consultation Summary document is available to view online on the Council’s Consultation Portal (County Conversation).

Please click here to access the document.

Plans for the council to significantly reduce its use of single-use plastics took a step forward in November 2019 when Members of the Council’s Performance Scrutiny Committee agreed proposals drawn up by a cross-party group of councillors to reduce the use of plastics within council offices, following a Notice of Motion approved by the Full Council. 

These proposals will now be put to Full Council in January 2020. Proposals include the following within the council’s office buildings; no longer providing:

• plastic water cups and single use paper/plastic cups for hot drinks
• the removal of water coolers,
• the removal of automated hot drink machines and
• the removal of vending machines.

Also a campaign will also be launched to encourage everyone who comes to the three main Council offices to `bring their own cup’.

That the Use of Plastics Members’ Task & Finish Group continue its work for a further 12 months with a view to proposing further actions in the area of: School Catering plus broader procurement around plastic.

Denbighshire County Council

Marriage Act 1949

Civil Partnership Act 2004

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the above that an application has been made by GRAHAM AND BRE CARRINGTON-SYKES for the premises known as PENTRE MAWR COUNTRY HOUSE, LLANDYRNOG for a grant of approval to enable Civil Marriages to be Solemnised/Civil Partnerships to be Registered at these premises.

The application and accompanying plan will be available for inspection for 21 days from the date of this Notice at the office of the

Head of Legal, HR and Democratic Services

County Hall, Wynnstay Road, Ruthin, Denbighshire, LL15 1YN

Within that time, any person may give notice in writing by completing the survey linked below, or to the address above, of an objection to the grant of approval, with reasons for the objection.

G. Williams

Proper Officer.