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SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES Policy CFS/9 Safeguarding Allotments Rep No Name People Type 473 Chris Wynne (Mr Chris Wynne) [721] 1 Support Summary We support this policy because it will promote local action and inspire people to reduce their impact on the natural environment through changes in behaviour 166
SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES Policy CFS/10 New Allotments Rep No Name People Type 702 Mr David Chambers [919] 1 Support Summary I have no objection to the planned allotments but think that the housing element will have an adverse effect on residential amenity, traffic generated, environmental conditions from the working dairy farm, on ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character, on agricultural land, and on essential community facilities. Change Sought: No change proposed. 861 Mrs Gwyneth Parry [1021] Summary I have no objection to the planned allotments (site 449 Plas Penrhyn, Penrhyn Bay). Change Sought: None. 567 Mr Charles Henry Day [845] 1 Support Summary I have no objection to the planned allotments but think that the housing element will have an adverse effect on residential amenity, traffic generated, environmental conditions from the working dairy farm, on ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character, on agricultural land, and on essential community facilities. Change Sought: I consider the proposed development would have an adverse effect on:- * Residential amenity * From the traffic generated in the region of two schools and increased traffic movement through Penrhynside * On environmental conditions arising from the noise and odours generated from a working dairy farm * On ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character (I understand that the area is a nesting site for lapwings) * On the best and most versatile agricultural land (the proposed development is on A1 agricultural land and the development would significantly affect the livelihood of the tenant farmer) * On essential community facilities (an increase in population would put pressure on the two schools, the local medical centre and recreational facilities) 884 Cllr Myra Wigzell [882] Summary I have no objection to the planned allotments. Change Sought: Site 449 as allotments only. 719 Miss Katie Gough [935] Summary Site 449, Plas Penrhyn, Penrhyn Bay. I have no objection to the planned allotments. Change Sought: No change. 882 Mrs Margaret Burrows [1030] Summary I have no objections to the planned allotments only. Change Sought: Site 449 - allotments only. 711 Mrs Lynn Hocker [931] Summary I have no objection to the planned allotments at site 449 Penrhyn Bay. Change Sought: None. 1797 Mr Michael Elfed Williams [2022] Summary Support for proposed allocation of allotments in Deganwy. 2753 Mr James Kelly [1333] Summary Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. Change Sought: Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. 2785 Mr Jason Samuel Coilyon Smith [1346] Summary Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. Change Sought: Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. 1977 Mrs Victoria Foulkes [1195] Summary Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. Change Sought: Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. 2769 Mrs Joan Evans [1343] Summary Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. Change Sought: Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. 1905 Mr Kenneth Howard Davies [1182] Summary Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. Change Sought: Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. 2081 Mr Peter Skinner [1208] Summary Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. Change Sought: Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. 1961 Miss Helen Margaret Stevenson [1193] Summary Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. Change Sought: Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. 2153 Mr Norman Howell Jones [1218] Summary Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. Change Sought: Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. 2489 Miss Michelle Sweet [1263] Summary Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. Change Sought: Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. 2089 Mrs Erica Skinner [1209] Summary Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. Change Sought: Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. 6246 Mrs C Meredith [1327] Summary Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. Change Sought: Provision should be made in the plan for allotments within Abergele. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Support Support Support Support Support Support Object Object Object Object Object Object Object Object Object Object Object 167
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Policy CTH/3 Buildings and Structur
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LDP - Deposit Plan INTRODUCTION 1.2
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INTRODUCTION 1.19 Tests of Soundnes
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VISION AND OBJECTIVES 2.1 A Vision
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