The Park Wants Your Views

       Awdurdod y Parc Cenedlaethol yn gwahodd adborth ar ddogfennau ymgynghori allweddol

Mae Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro yn gofyn i’r gymuned gymryd rhan mewn dau ymgynghoriad pwysig a fydd yn siapio dyfodol yr ardal.

Mae’r ymgynghoriad cyntaf yn gofyn am fewnbwn y cyhoedd ar Gynllun Partneriaeth Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro ar gyfer 2025-2029, dogfen strategol a fydd yn arwain y gwaith o reoli a gwarchod y dirwedd arbennig hon.

Mae Cynllun Partneriaeth y Parc Cenedlaethol (a oedd yn arfer cael ei alw yn Gynllun Rheoli’r Parc Cenedlaethol) yn ffordd o gydlynu ymdrechion yr holl sefydliadau ac unigolion sy’n cyfrannu at ddibenion y Parc Cenedlaethol sef cadwraeth, mwynhad a dealltwriaeth.

Dywedodd Tegryn Jones, Prif Weithredwr Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro: “Yn gynharach eleni, fe wnaethon ni ofyn i bobl roi eu barn am beth sy’n gwneud y Parc Cenedlaethol yn arbennig, yn ogystal â’r heriau sy’n ei wynebu ac atebion posibl. Rydyn ni wedi defnyddio’r adborth hwn i greu Cynllun Partneriaeth drafft.

“Rydyn ni’n annog pawb sy’n byw ar hyd Arfordir Penfro neu sy’n ymweld â’r ardal i roi eu barn ar y ddogfen bwysig hon cyn y dyddiad cau. Ar ôl i’r cyfnod ymgynghori ddod i ben, bydd adroddiad yn cael ei baratoi a fydd yn dangos sut rydyn ni wedi mynd i’r afael â’r adborth a bydd Cynllun Partneriaeth diwygiedig yn cael ei gyflwyno i Awdurdod y Parc ei gymeradwyo.”

Mae’r ail ymgynghoriad sydd ar agor ar hyn o bryd ac yn gofyn am sylwadau’r cyhoedd yn ymwneud â ffin Ardal Gadwraeth arfaethedig yng Nghei Cresswell.

Yn ystod cyfarfod Awdurdod yr Parc Cenedlaethol ar 24 Gorffennaf 2024, cynigwyd y dylid dynodi Cei Cresswell a’r ardaloedd cyfagos yn Ardal Gadwraeth, gan ymuno ag un deg pedwar arall sydd eisoes wedi cael eu sefydlu yn y Parc Cenedlaethol. Mae’r dynodiad hwn yn cydnabod rhinweddau pensaernïol a hanesyddol unigryw Cei Cresswell a’i gyd-destun gweledol a’r angen i’w diogelu a’u rheoli’n ofalus.

Mae’r ymgynghoriad yn ceisio canfod ffin ar gyfer yr Ardal Gadwraeth arfaethedig.

Ar gyfer Cei Cresswell, byddai’r dynodiad hwn yn dod â diogelwch ychwanegol y tu hwnt i’r rheolau sydd eisoes yn bodoli yn y Parc Cenedlaethol. Yn benodol, byddai’n rhaid cael caniatâd i ddymchwel adeiladau neu nodweddion ffin penodol a byddai’n golygu hefyd bod yn rhaid rhoi gwybod i’r Awdurdod am unrhyw waith i goed.

Y dyddiad olaf i gyflwyno sylwadau ar Gynllun Partneriaeth Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro yw 5pm ddydd Llun 30 Medi.

Dylid cyflwyno sylwadau am ffin arfaethedig yr Ardal Gadwraeth yng Nghei Cresswell erbyn 5pm ddydd Llun 23 Medi.

Mae’r ddwy ddogfen ymgynghori a’r holl ddogfennau ategol ar gael yn https://www.arfordirpenfro.cymru/cymryd-rhan/ymgynghoriadau-cyhoeddus/.

 

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority is calling on the community to participate in two consultations that will shape the future of the area.

The first consultation seeks public input on the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Partnership Plan for 2025-2029, a strategic document that will guide the management and preservation of this landscape.

The National Park Partnership Plan (previously known as the National Park Management Plan) is a way of co-ordinating the efforts of all the organisations and individuals who contribute to the National Park purposes of conservation, enjoyment and understanding.

Tegryn Jones, chief executive of the Park Authority, said: “Earlier this year, we asked people to share their thoughts on what makes the National Park special, as well as the challenges it faces and possible solutions. We’ve used this feedback to create a draft Partnership Plan.

“We encourage everyone who lives in or visits the Pembrokeshire coast to share their views on this important document before the deadline. After the consultation ends, a report will be prepared on how we’ve addressed the feedback, and a revised Partnership Plan will be presented to the Park Authority for approval.”

The second consultation currently open for public comment concerns a proposed Conservation Area boundary at Cresswell Quay.

During the National Park Authority’s meeting on 24 July, it was proposed that Cresswell Quay and its surrounding areas should be designated as a Conservation Area, joining the 14 others already established within the National Park. This designation recognises the architectural and historic qualities of Cresswell Quay and its setting and the need for their protection and careful management.

The consultation seeks to identify a boundary for the proposed Conservation Area.

For Cresswell Quay, this designation would bring extra protections beyond the existing rules in the National Park. Specifically, it would require permission to demolish certain buildings or boundary features and would also require notifying the Authority about any works to trees.

The deadline for comments on the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Partnership Plan is 5pm on Monday 30 September.

Comments on the draft Conservation Area boundary at Cresswell Quay should be submitted by 5pm on Monday 23 September.

Both consultations and all supporting documents can be found at www.pembrokeshirecoast.wales/public-consultations.

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