Snowdonia National Park Park Authority
Planning Permission
Planning Permission
Information about obtaining planning permission in Snowdonia National Park.
All Planning Permission Topics
Do I need planning permission?
Pre-application Advice Service
Planning and Development in Snowdonia
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Advice and Guidance
Advice and Guidance
Advice and guidance on issues relating to planning and development in the National Park.
All Advice and Guidance
Biodiversity
Listed Buildings
Conservation Areas
Building Regulations
Affordable Housing
Documentation
Committee
Planning and Access Committee
Information about Snowdonia National Park's Planning and Access Committee.
Planning and Access Committee
Planning and Access Committee
Committee Agendas
Site Visits
Speak at the Committee
Policy
Planning Permission Advice and Guidance Documentation Committee Policy
Language
Snowdonia National Park Park Authority
We are no longer able to provide advice on the need for a Preliminary Protected Species Assessment. Please seek advice from an ecological consultant.

The Welsh Language is one of the special qualities of the National Park. The language is an integral element in communities’ fabric and reflects their traditions and culture.

Snowdonia National Park Authority considers the potential effects of a development on the Welsh language. The Authority will:

  • support development that maintains or enhances the integrity of the Welsh language
  • refuse development that, due to its size, scale or location, would cause significant harm to the language balance of a community
  • encourage signage by public bodies, commercial and business companies to be bilingual or in Welsh only
  • encourage the use of Welsh place names for new developments, houses and street names
This site is registered on wpml.org as a development site.