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SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES Policy DP/4 Development Criteria Rep No Name 195 RWE Npower Renewables (Mr Martin Cole) [474] 1 Summary 4.23 POLICY DP/4 - DEVELOPMENT CRITERIA While NRL agrees with the 'where appropriate' caveat, 'appropriateness' should be expanded upon in the supporting text to reduce its vagueness. 46 Ryan Bowen (Mr Ryan Bowen) [110] Summary We support the use of financial contributions towards provision of facilities and measures to reduce flooding and protection of water resources. 125 Llandudno Safe Cycling Group (Dr Neil McKenzie) [207] Summary d.Safe and secure cycle parking; People Type We consider this to be essential near all major shopping and service locations in Llandudno e.g. Parc Llandudno, Mostyn Champneys, West Shore beach, hospital,etc 138 Mr J Williams [237] 1 Summary I am satisfied with the LDP as it stands. I write in support of the Green Wedges Policies, and of Policy DP/1 to protect prime agricultural land from development. Change Sought: <strong>Non</strong>e 176 Ms Diane Farmer [425] 1 Object Summary I believe that the proposals to build 100 houses on the farm land at Gloddaeth Isaf contradicts what is said in this part of the Plan i.e.DP/4,2 That planning permission will not be given where there would be unacceptable adverse impact from b) traffic f) on ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character g)flooding and flood risk q) on the best and most versatile agricultural land. Regarding traffic - just visit the two schools at 8.45 a.m., 11.45 and 2.45p.m. to see how busy the road is at present - also, the double and pavement parking along Gloddaeth View! Change Sought: Apply the principles stated in the Plan to the proposals to develop farmland at Gloddeath View, and withdraw these proposals. Designate the fields as a Green Wedge. 452 Chris Wynne (Mr Chris Wynne) [721] Summary Developments should also provide appropriate enhancement to local biodiversity Change Sought: Insert text as above 625 The National Trust (Mr Chris Lambart) [872] 1 Object Summary Although we welcome the inclusion of archaelogical interests and built form within this policy, we are concerned at the omission of other forms of the historic environment from consideraion (although these are addressed in policy CTH/1 and 2). Change Sought: We suggest rewording 2c as "heritage interests and the built form". 652 Rossisle Ltd [833] 1 Object Summary There seems to a trend to require all planning applications to satisfy all criteria. This can be damaging. What is required is a policy that makes it clear that balanced decisions will be taken that balance often subjective issues such as residential amenity against other criteria. There are few if any applications that always satisfy all criteria. You policy ought to reflect this balance. Change Sought: See above 1006 Environment Agency Wales (Mrs Deborah Hemsworth) [1036] 1 Object Summary DP/4 Change Sought: We would suggest that point 2h is reworded to read 'from flooding and flood risk' as the meaning is a little ambiguous at present. Also, we would request that this is reworded to 'on quality and quantity of ground or surface water' to ensure that water resource issues are included. We would suggest that point 2h is reworded to read 'from flooding and flood risk' as the meaning is a little ambiguous at present. Also, we would request that this is reworded to 'on quality and quantity of ground or surface water' to ensure that water resource issues are included. 1501 Community Development Services - Conwy County Borough Council (Mr Robert Dix) [1878] Summary Should DP/4 1i include reference to community facilities? Change Sought: Should DP/4 1i include reference to community facilities? 7237 Welsh Assembly Government (Mr Mark Newey) [2176] 1 Object Summary LDP should move away from reliance on engineering solutions to flooding. TAN 15 should shape policy. BP 17 refers to NPP- the conclusions are currently concerning due to revision of Conwy Tidal FRA and EA Strategic Review is still awaited. Flood risk issues may need to be considered further in respect of employment/housing expansion at Towyn/Kinmel Bay. These allocations introduce uncertainty- could prejudice plan robustness. Reliance on similar 'commitments' without final clearance from EA could undermine delivery given the flexibility associated with low housing growth. If sites are retained, polices DP4/5 should include measures to increase the sites/wider communities resilience flooding. Change Sought: Plan should not be reliant upon engineering solutions to flooding. The plan should wait for the revised studies so a more certain conclusion can be made. <strong>Site</strong>s in Towyn and Kinel Bay should be reviewed and if they are to be kept then polices DP4 and 5 should be changed to increase the resistance of these communities to flood risk. 1 1 1 1 Support Support Support Support Object Object 96
SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES Policy DP/5 Infrastructure and New Developments Rep No Name People Type 48 Ryan Bowen (Mr Ryan Bowen) [110] 1 Support Summary Infrastructure, including water supply and sewerage, are a fundamental pre-requisite of a development proceeding. The importance of utility services for the promotion of new development and their sustainability is referenced in PPW Chapter 12. 1545 Countryside Council for Wales (Mr Richard Ninnes) [1948] 1 Support Summary CCW support the policy and advises that DP/2 that requires contributions to the future maintenance and upkeep of facilities should include "and measures to safeguard or enhance wildlife and habitats". Such measures are promoted by the Plan and will also be necessary mitigation for some developments. The maintenance of such schemes usually incurs ongoing costs. To meet the test of soundness, paragraph 4.26 ought to refer specifically to compliance with other policies in the LDP: " Proposals for development in Conwy will be supported where they comply with other policies in the LDP and where they have made suitable arrangements etc...." 832 Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales (Mr Richard Waters) [985] Summary Implementation Change Sought: It is noted that infrastructure has to be provided before some sites/areas can be developed. As the successful implementation of the Plan will depend on investment by the utility companies have assurances been received from the companies concerned that this will occur? If so, this should be stated in the plan, but if not, then this should also be clearly indicated together with the associated implications. As the successful implementation of the Plan will depend on investment by the utility companies have assurances been received from the companies concerned that this will occur? If so, this should be stated in the plan, but if not, then this should also be clearly indicated together with the associated implications. 604 Mr John Blakesley [870] 1 Object Summary This policy does not consider the likely impact of the forthcoming Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) or any similar charge Change Sought: Refer to CIL and explain how the Council would deal with this in relation to infrastructure requirements 453 Chris Wynne (Mr Chris Wynne) [721] Summary The policy should also include reference to provision of "green infrastructure" i.e. biodiversity enhancement Change Sought: Insert text as above 1258 Anwyl Construction Ltd (Mr Mike Pender) [1514] 1 Object Summary Policy DP/5 is very open-ended and not specific. It covers a multitude of services some of which are provided by other statutory utilities and public services. No reference is made to what contribution could reasonably be expected from these bodies .Neither a landowner or developer would be able to assess viability of a scheme. See attachment. Change Sought: To make the Plan sound these policies should be deleted or replaces with proper evidence based policies. 1810 Redrow (Mr Robin Buckley) [1996] Summary Redrow object to Policy DP/5 - Infrastructure and New Developments - Paragraph 4.27, for the following reason:- 1.The sentence commencing "Development should not take place" is unnecessary and should be deleted. The following sentence makes it clear that development will only be permitted when an agreed programme of implementation is in place. Change Sought: Redrow object to Policy DP/5 - Infrastructure and New Developments - Paragraph 4.27 7239 1.The sentence commencing "Development should not take place" is unnecessary and should be deleted. Welsh Assembly Government (Mr Mark Newey) [2176] 1 Object Summary Unclear how different components of DP 4 and 5 relate to contributions from new developments regarding appropriate issues and site viability. It is not clear about what evidence is available for water and waste management capacity, if it exists or there is need to improve the system and what impacts this may have on delivery. Change Sought: See full text 1444 Leith Planning Ltd (Mr Chris Plenderleith) [1791] 1 Object Summary It is accepted that the principle of this policy arises from the Community Levy, and the requirement for commuted sum payments for provision of infrastructure is not disputed. However, the payments required should be considered against the development in its entirety and alongside requirements for affordable housing provision. There is a risk with the requirements as laid out in the plan that many schemes will prove to be unviable commercially as a result of these additional costs. This will impact severely on the delivery of development and the long term achievement of the objectives and vision of the Plan. Change Sought: The payments required should be considered against the development in its entirety and alongside requirements for affordable housing provision (the Plan requires 50% AHLN from all developments over a certain size), open space contributions and other financial contributions. There is a risk with the requirements as laid out in the plan that many schemes will prove to be unviable commercially as a result of these additional costs. 1 1 1 Object Object Object 97
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