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SECTION THREE - THE SPATIAL STRATEGY AND KEY DIAGRAMS 3.14.11 Abergele, Towyn&Kinmel Bay (including Pensarn) Rep No Name People Type 13383 Mr Paul Luckock [146] 1 Support Summary I fully support the development of a diverse range of houses built to a high standard. Affordable houses are an important part of the mix. It is vital that public spaces within new developments are of the highest standards with firm contractual agreements on their continued maintenance. 13558 RIFW [3912] 1 Support Summary RIFW support the identification of Abergele as a key settelement which should satisfy the needs of the area to deliver growth in housing and empolyment. RIFW have idenified land in their ownership off St George Road Abergele which they are willing to bring forward for development. The land is a delivereable site which is capable of accommodating housing as part of a sustainable mixed use development. 13526 Dr Dylan Parry [573] 1 Object Summary This LDP fails the tests of soundness CE1 and CE2 for the Abergele area. It is not realistic, the allocations are excessive, and the plans are incoherent and at times misleading. The Traffic Study states that a bypass would be required to relieve the extra traffic caused and that the town centre would remain congested, but there is no bypass detailed on the Proposals Map 4. There is no robust and detailed evidence of appropriate consultation with local NHS Bodies, Schools and the effect of Denbighshire's LDP at Bodelwyddan on the latter. Change Sought: A further period of consultation and up-to-date Traffic Study is required to clarify how 'realistic' these proposals are when taking into account whether or not a bypass is proposed, and how the high throughput Eye Clinic at Abergele Hospital will effect traffic. Detailed and published consultation with 'local' NHS Bodies and Schools is required, along with evidence about what the effect of Denbighshire's LDP plan for Bodelwyddan would be on the latter. The appropriateness of allocating housing on the Business Park needs further analysis, in light of the fact that there are further planning applications for major employment e.g. acute brain injury/dementia unit, and the fact that this area of land had always been earmarked for quality business ventures. The Welsh Language (Wales) Measure 2011 needs to be taken into account in the context of the Abergele LDP proposals, in the context of a proposed detailed consultation with 'local' schools and the evidence presented in the last 3 Census <strong>Report</strong>s for the town. 19166 Redrow (Ms Victoria Murray) [4513] Summary The plan makes insufficient provision for housing land allcoations in the Abergele, Towyn and Kinmel Bay area. Abergele should make a significantly bigger housing contribution to the Plan. Additioanl housing land allocations are justified in Abergele as it is a key settlement with good access to public transport which link the area to the major employment areas in North Wales. Change Sought: Allocate additional land in Abergele. 13398 Ms Jody Lloyd-Evans [3796] 1 Object Summary I am extremely concerned at the quantity of "affordable" housing that you are proposing to build in Abergele. There are enough problems in Pensarn with drugs, and the thought of this spreading into the Abergele area is extremely worrying to a parent of a teenager such as myself. I am also concerned about the level of traffic this will bring to the area. This will not necessarily increase the benefits to local businesses. There's no parking available in the town centre. Abergele cannot cope with this volume of additional housing. Change Sought: Do not build the affordable housing in Abergele, build it in Kinmel Bay/Towyn instead. 1 Object 310
SECTION THREE - THE SPATIAL STRATEGY AND KEY DIAGRAMS 3.14.12 Rep No Name People Type 13533 Mr Bryn Jones [3898] 1 Object Summary To build so many new homes in Abergele will cause a huge traffic congestion in the town centre. Change Sought: The proposed North/ South traffic 'by-pass' has been mooted and talked over. This road must be completed first/ or along with the housing. Currently all traffic to Pensarn or to the A548 to the south must use the town centre. the people and businesses who live in the rural areas south of Abergele are being disadvantaged by this lack of support, yet their rates are the same. Make sure that the road system is there first, not as an after thought. 311
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