A village has rejected plans to build "half-a-million pound homes" in a Llŷn Peninsula seaside village saying they risk "becoming another Abersoch".
Plans for 'seven dwellings and associated works' at the former Eglwys Santes Mair at Morfa Nefyn were rejected by the planning committee at Cyngor Gwynedd.
The Local Democracy Reporting service reported that the plans were submitted by Commercial Development Projects Ltd through agent Sioned Edwards of Cadnant Planning. The scheme, on the Lôn yr Eglwys site, would see two, three bedroom houses allocated as 'affordable' and five open market dwellings, of mainly three bedroom, and one, four bedroom homes.
