Candidate Sites Register
1. Instructions
The council encourages site proposers to complete the candidate site submission form online. The online form enables site proposers to produce and submit a map, obtain constraints information, view guidance notes and upload supporting documentation.
The information submitted in the candidate site form will be used by the local planning authority (LPA) to assess each candidate site against the candidate site assessment methodology. The submission of a candidate site gives no guarantee that the site will be allocated in the Isle of Anglesey County Council Local Development Plan (LDP).
Site proposers should refer to both the 'Guidance Notes' and the 'Candidate site assessment methodology' when making their candidate site submissions. Both documents are available electronically and paper copies are available to view at Cyswllt Mon in the main Council building, The Business Centre and all libraries on the Island.
A separate candidate site submission form must be completed for each site submitted. If different uses are proposed for the same site, a separate candidate site submission form will be required for each proposal.
The candidate site submission form sets out all the information required for the LPA to undertake a robust assessment. It is therefore important that site proposers complete all relevant sections of the form. If submissions are not being made via the electronic form, a map of the candidate site will need to be provided (see Section 3) for the submission to be accepted.
The 'call for candidate sites' will open for a period of 6 weeks on the 12 May 2025.
Completed candidate site forms need to be received by the LPA by 23 June 2025.
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All candidate sites will be available for public inspection in the form of a candidate site register and cannot therefore be treated as confidential. Details of candidate sites will also be circulated to internal and external stakeholders to allow them to be assessed as part of the Isle of Anglesey County Council LDP process. No personal information will be included as part of this.
Contact details of all site proposers and their agents (where applicable) will be added to the council's LDP database. The council will correspond with all stakeholders via email unless otherwise specified.
All forms and documents are available in both Welsh and English. The language choice submitted will be treated as the preferred language of communication.
Important information
It is the duty of the site proposer to engage positively in the Isle of Anglesey County Council LDP preparation process at all stages, working with the council to ensure that the relevant information is available at the appropriate stage.
The responsibility of undertaking relevant technical work to support a site's inclusion in the LDP, including financial costs, resides with the site proposer. Please note that none of the potential costs can be reclaimed from the LPA.
The requirements below are intended to be proportionate to the scale of development proposed.
As part of the submission, candidate site proposers should include as much information as possible. Where site-specific evidence is being prepared, the council should be advised and informed of when it will be available to assist in the assessment of the site. Any additional supporting evidence must be submitted to the council by 23 June 2025.
