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SECTION FOUR - SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES 4.6.3 Green Wedges and Meeting the Development Needs of the Community, Policy NTE/2 GREEN WEDGES AND MEETING THE DEVELOPMENT NEEDS OF T Rep No Name People Type 19232 Clifton House (Llandudno) Ltd [4541] Summary The site at Glan Conwy Corner, Llandudno Junction should be deleted from the green wedge shown under Policy NTE/2. Change Sought: The site at Glan Conwy Corner, Llandudno Junction should be deleted from the green wedge shown under Policy NTE/2. 14536 Chattelle Developments Ltd (Mr Willie Donnelly) [4484] 1 Object Summary The Green Wedge Policy is entirely unsound, fails to take account of guidance provided within PPW and the requirement that policies be based on a robust and credible evidence base. Further, when the 12 hectare housing allocationon adjoining Council owned land which is proposed in the Plan is implemented, this would completely devalue the Green Wedge 10 designation in the Old Colwyn/Llysfaen area which is contained in the Plan. Change Sought: The Green Wedge designation in the Ty Mawr area should be re-assessed so as to enable the site to be included in the Plan for live/work purposes. 22340 Welsh Assembly Government (Mr Mark Newey) [2176] 1 Object Summary The contingency sites are identified as a separate designation on the proposals maps. However, the contingency sites are shown as being outside the settlement boundaries and in some cases within 'green wedge' designations which is inconsistent and confusing. Green wedges -Section 4.7 of Planning Policy Wales states that (paragraph 4.7.11) "local planning authorities should only maintain green wedges where they can demonstrate that normal planning and development control policies cannot provide the necessary protection". It is not clearly evidenced as to why this would not be the case for much of the land included within the designation. Change Sought: To reflect that the principle of development occurring during the plan period, when the need arises, is accepted - settlement boundaries should be extended and green wedge designations removed from these sites to facilitate delivery. It should also be made clear in the plan that there is no policy or other impediment to such sites being brought forward if allocated sites etc are not being delivered according to the phasing programme. Policy BP/12 does not indicate the degree of development pressure or the effectiveness of previous designations nor does it provide an assessment of the precise areas that are essential/necessary to fulfil the function of a green wedge. Green wedge designation should not overlap contingency sites. 1 Object 386
SECTION FOUR - SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES 4.6.4 New Green Wedges, Policy NTE/3 NEW GREEN WEDGES Rep No Name People Type 13544 Cllr Gareth Roberts [3907] 1 Support Summary In order to conserve the visual appeal of the approaches to Llandudno for the duration of the plan period, Conwy should also consider the inclusion, as a new green wedge, of land to the east and adjacent to Queen's Road, Craig y Don and Wormhout Way. Llandudno is an economically important tourist destination and its visual appeal, including that of its approaches, is a vital part of that attraction. 22446 Countryside Council for Wales (Mr Richard Ninnes) [1948] 1 Object Summary We note that the Green Wedge (GW13) between Llanrwst & Melin y Coed, as proposed in the 2009 Draft Deposit LDP, has not been included within the revised edition. Given the reasons for allocating it in the Draft LDP, CCW would welcome further information as to why it has been removed from the revised LDP. Change Sought: CCW would welcome further information as to why it has been removed from the revised LDP. 387
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