Non Site Allocation Representations Report.pdf

SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES
Policy DP/2 Overarching Strategic Approach
Rep No Name
People Type
5782 Misses Una and Anne Hughes and Vose [1482]
1 Object
Summary Objection to the housing growth and spatial distribution of development in Abergele. There is no significant justification or evidence base for the housing
figure of 6,300 dwellings. Abergele has seen and absorbed significant growth over previous plans, this has resulted in large scale housing growth to the South
of the town, off Sea Road and in Pensarn.
Change Sought: Housing growth option one would be more appropriate, delivering 3750 dwellings over the plan period. With greater emphasis on bringing vacant and empty
homes back into use, reducing the demand on Greenfield land.
2244 Mr Stuart Williams [1231]
1 Object
Summary Objection to the housing growth and spatial distribution of development in Abergele. There is no significant justification or evidence base for the housing
figure of 6,300 dwellings. Abergele has seen and absorbed significant growth over previous plans, this has resulted in large scale housing growth to the South
of the town, off Sea Road and in Pensarn.
Change Sought: Housing growth option one would be more appropriate, delivering 3750 dwellings over the plan period. With greater emphasis on bringing vacant and empty
homes back into use, reducing the demand on Greenfield land.
2252 Mr James Matthew Williams [1232]
1 Object
Summary Objection to the housing growth and spatial distribution of development in Abergele. There is no significant justification or evidence base for the housing
figure of 6,300 dwellings. Abergele has seen and absorbed significant growth over previous plans, this has resulted in large scale housing growth to the South
of the town, off Sea Road and in Pensarn.
Change Sought: Housing growth option one would be more appropriate, delivering 3750 dwellings over the plan period. With greater emphasis on bringing vacant and empty
homes back into use, reducing the demand on Greenfield land.
3428 Mrs T Chilton [1555]
1 Object
Summary Objection to the housing growth and spatial distribution of development in Abergele. There is no significant justification or evidence base for the housing
figure of 6,300 dwellings. Abergele has seen and absorbed significant growth over previous plans, this has resulted in large scale housing growth to the South
of the town, off Sea Road and in Pensarn.
Change Sought: Housing growth option one would be more appropriate, delivering 3750 dwellings over the plan period. With greater emphasis on bringing vacant and empty
homes back into use, reducing the demand on Greenfield land.
2260 Mrs Janet S Mycock [1233]
1 Object
Summary Objection to the housing growth and spatial distribution of development in Abergele. There is no significant justification or evidence base for the housing
figure of 6,300 dwellings. Abergele has seen and absorbed significant growth over previous plans, this has resulted in large scale housing growth to the South
of the town, off Sea Road and in Pensarn.
Change Sought: Housing growth option one would be more appropriate, delivering 3750 dwellings over the plan period. With greater emphasis on bringing vacant and empty
homes back into use, reducing the demand on Greenfield land.
3420 Mrs G Sullivan [1554]
1 Object
Summary Objection to the housing growth and spatial distribution of development in Abergele. There is no significant justification or evidence base for the housing
figure of 6,300 dwellings. Abergele has seen and absorbed significant growth over previous plans, this has resulted in large scale housing growth to the South
of the town, off Sea Road and in Pensarn.
Change Sought: Housing growth option one would be more appropriate, delivering 3750 dwellings over the plan period. With greater emphasis on bringing vacant and empty
homes back into use, reducing the demand on Greenfield land.
3412 Mrs Carol McClelland [1553]
1 Object
Summary Objection to the housing growth and spatial distribution of development in Abergele. There is no significant justification or evidence base for the housing
figure of 6,300 dwellings. Abergele has seen and absorbed significant growth over previous plans, this has resulted in large scale housing growth to the South
of the town, off Sea Road and in Pensarn.
Change Sought: Housing growth option one would be more appropriate, delivering 3750 dwellings over the plan period. With greater emphasis on bringing vacant and empty
homes back into use, reducing the demand on Greenfield land.
2268 Mrs Lilian Miller [1234]
1 Object
Summary Objection to the housing growth and spatial distribution of development in Abergele. There is no significant justification or evidence base for the housing
figure of 6,300 dwellings. Abergele has seen and absorbed significant growth over previous plans, this has resulted in large scale housing growth to the South
of the town, off Sea Road and in Pensarn.
Change Sought: Housing growth option one would be more appropriate, delivering 3750 dwellings over the plan period. With greater emphasis on bringing vacant and empty
homes back into use, reducing the demand on Greenfield land.
3404 Mrs Ann Lea [1552]
1 Object
Summary Objection to the housing growth and spatial distribution of development in Abergele. There is no significant justification or evidence base for the housing
figure of 6,300 dwellings. Abergele has seen and absorbed significant growth over previous plans, this has resulted in large scale housing growth to the South
of the town, off Sea Road and in Pensarn.
Change Sought: Housing growth option one would be more appropriate, delivering 3750 dwellings over the plan period. With greater emphasis on bringing vacant and empty
homes back into use, reducing the demand on Greenfield land.
1186 Mr Emyr Lloyd Hughes [1235]
1 Object
Summary The Plan indicates that urban areas will be the key in provision of a combination of market and Affordable Housing for Local Need (AHLN) on both allocated
sites and windfall sites. The Plan allocations fails to make provision for this policy in Penmaenmawr where no site is allocated. See point 4 in the attachment
for further information.
Change Sought: Allocate a residential site in Penmaenmawr. Land lying between Cwm Road, Graigllwyd Road and Merton Park is suggested. See schedule 2 of the
attachment for further information.
5259 Mrs Joan Alice Ball [1559]
1 Object
Summary Objection to the housing growth and spatial distribution of development in Abergele. There is no significant justification or evidence base for the housing
figure of 6,300 dwellings. Abergele has seen and absorbed significant growth over previous plans, this has resulted in large scale housing growth to the South
of the town, off Sea Road and in Pensarn
Change Sought: Housing growth option one would be more appropriate, delivering 3750 dwellings over the plan period. With greater emphasis on bringing vacant and empty
homes back into use, reducing the demand on Greenfield land
3596 Mr David Robert Wilson [1591]
1 Object
Summary Objection to the housing growth and spatial distribution of development in Abergele. There is no significant justification or evidence base for the housing
figure of 6,300 dwellings. Abergele has seen and absorbed significant growth over previous plans, this has resulted in large scale housing growth to the South
of the town, off Sea Road and in Pensarn.
Change Sought: Housing growth option one would be more appropriate, delivering 3750 dwellings over the plan period. With greater emphasis on bringing vacant and empty
homes back into use, reducing the demand on Greenfield land.
2116 Mr Johnathon Adam Harrison [1212]
1 Object
Summary Objection to the housing growth and spatial distribution of development in Abergele. There is no significant justification or evidence base for the housing
figure of 6,300 dwellings. Abergele has seen and absorbed significant growth over previous plans, this has resulted in large scale housing growth to the South
of the town, off Sea Road and in Pensarn.
Change Sought: Housing growth option one would be more appropriate, delivering 3750 dwellings over the plan period. With greater emphasis on bringing vacant and empty
homes back into use, reducing the demand on Greenfield land.
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