Er i randdeiliaid lleol fynegi peth cefnogaeth i'r cerflun a gynigiwyd, derbyniwyd y byddai'n rhaid i unrhyw benderfyniad ynghylch gosodwaith celf mawr gyd-fynd â'r uwchgynllun ehangach. O'r herwydd, cytunwyd y byddai Llywodraeth Cymru yn dod â'r gwaith ar y cerflun i stop ac y byddai'n canolbwyntio yn hytrach ar ddefnyddio peth o'r arian i gynnal yr uwchgynllun, sy'n disgrifio gweledigaeth ar gyfer canolfan defnydd cymysg i ymwelwyr a phobl eraill i gefnogi twristiaeth, cerdded a beicio a mudiadau lleol pwysig gan gynnwys yr RNLI a chlybiau rygbi a phêl-droed lleol.
Whilst there was some support for the current proposed sculpture from stakeholders  locally, it was recognised that any decisions on major public art installations would need to be taken in conjunction with the wider masterplan work. Consequently, it was agreed to stop work on the current sculpture and instead focus on using some of the allocated funding to deliver the masterplan, which sets out a vision for a shared multi-use visitor and mixed use centre to support tourism, walking and cycling, and key local organisations including the RNLI and rugby and football clubs.