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Dear Sir,

I refer to your enquiry below, I’m not aware of any correspondence of this
nature and I would be grateful if you could send me a copy of the memo
that you are referring to so that I can answer in more detail.

Kind regards,

Regulatory & Housing Services

Conwy County Borough Council

Dear Conwy County Borough Council,

Please can you clarify that on  planning meeting on January 12, ref
Application No: Grid

Reference:

0/48885

Prior to the meeting, a memo was sent to all councilors (which we have a
copy of) advising the Councillors not to vote against the planning
application above unless they absolutely had to.

Can you clarify please the following

1, Is this normal practice?

2, Who decided to do this? And Why?

3, Does this type of practice not undermine the independence of the whole
planning process if decisions are made without a fair hearing?

4, If this is to become common practice, will there still be a need for
the Councillors at the planning meeting as it could be viewed as just
tokenism if they are advised in advance what decision to take?

Yours faithfully,

Dyffed Rowlands

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