Llandudno and Llandudno Junction Register of Site Allocation

SECTION FOUR - SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES
4.2.2 Housing Strategy Statement, Policy HOU/1 MEETING THE HOUSING NEED
Rep No Name People Type
19537 Mrs Wendy Bainbridge [1971] 1 Object
Summary We consider the scale of growth excessive and unjustified to meet the needs of the Town and the LDP lacks a robust and credible evidence to support it, fails
to demonstrate whether the community has or is capable of delivering the necessary infrastructure and house building capacity to support growth (particularly
in combination with the impacts of development proposed in Bodelwyddan) and would have impact on the culture of the Town (including the Welsh language.
Change Sought: Greater emphasis should be placed on a lower level of growth that supports existing community infrastructure and natural population change.
17627 Mr Gwyn Jones [1277] 1 Object
Summary Ou client continues to object to the Plan on the basis that land at Towyn Way West has not been allocated for residenetial or other development and that the
settlement boundary has not been appropriately amended.
Whilst the site is situated within a flood risk zone, it is considered that the risk and consequences of flooding are likely to be accepetable and manageable.
the land in part comprises previously developed land and is situated immediately adjacent to the settlement boundary.
Change Sought: Allocate the land at Town Way West for residential or other development.
19580 Ms Ann May Andrews [2504] 1 Object
Summary We consider the scale of growth excessive and unjustified to meet the needs of the Town and the LDP lacks a robust and credible evidence to support it, fails
to demonstrate whether the community has or is capable of delivering the necessary infrastructure and house building capacity to support growth (particularly
in combination with the impacts of development proposed in Bodelwyddan) and would have impact on the culture of the Town (including the Welsh language.
Change Sought: Greater emphasis should be placed on a lower level of growth that supports existing community infrastructure and natural population change.
18080 Cll Jean Stubbs [1289] 1 Object
Summary We consider the scale of growth excessive and unjustified to meet the needs of the Town and the LDP lacks a robust and credible evidence to support it, fails
to demonstrate whether the community has or is capable of delivering the necessary infrastructure and house building capacity to support growth (particularly
in combination with the impacts of development proposed in Bodelwyddan) and would have impact on the culture of the Town (including the Welsh language).
Change Sought: Greater emphasis should be placed on a lower level of growth that supports existing community infrastructure and natural population change.
14445 Beech Developments (NW) Ltd (Mr Mike Roberts) [1966] 1 Object
Summary Having regard to our representations elsewhere in which it has been concluded that the overall housing requirement should be increased, there is a need to
identify additional housing allocations to meet the housing requirement. The contingency sites provide the obvious reserve from which the bulk of these sites
should be drawn.
Land at Pentwyn Road, Deganwy is particularly suitable in this regard and should be allocated.
However, we remain concerned about the abilitiy of the identified land supply to meet even the proposed housing taget of 6800 dwellings. Our particular
concern is in relation to the assumed contribution from windfalls.
Change Sought: The assumed level of contribution from windfalls is unrealistically high and should be amended appropriately.
The consequece of this is that insufficent site are allocated.
Pentwyn Road, Deganwy should be changed from an allocated site to a contingency site.
19180 Beech Developments (NW) Ltd (Mr Mike Roberts) [1966] 1 Object
Summary Objection to the land opposite Pinewood Stables, Sychnanat Pass Road not being allocated.
The Council has previuosly assessed the suitability of the site for housing and considered it as suitable for development.
The site is highly accessible to jobs, shops, services, school etc by means other than car.
There is a shortfall of housing land allocated ini the Plan. The allocation of the site will assist in meeting this shortfall in what is a highly sustainable and
accessible location.
Change Sought: The site know as land opposite Pinweood Stables, Sychnant Pass Road be allocated for housing purposes.
19495 Mrs Helga A Adams [1219] 1 Object
Summary We consider the scale of growth excessive and unjustified to meet the needs of the Town and the LDP lacks a robust and credible evidence to support it, fails
to demonstrate whether the community has or is capable of delivering the necessary infrastructure and house building capacity to support growth (particularly
in combination with the impacts of development proposed in Bodelwyddan) and would have impact on the culture of the Town (including the Welsh language.
Change Sought: Greater emphasis should be placed on a lower level of growth that supports existing community infrastructure and natural population change.
18410 Mrs Karen Beck [2373] 1 Object
Summary We consider the scale of growth excessive and unjustified to meet the needs of the Town and the LDP lacks a robust and credible evidence to support it, fails
to demonstrate whether the community has or is capable of delivering the necessary infrastructure and house building capacity to support growth (particularly
in combination with the impacts of development proposed in Bodelwyddan) and would have impact on the culture of the Town (including the Welsh language).
Change Sought: Greater emphasis should be placed on a lower level of growth that supports existing community infrastructure and natural population change.
17937 Mrs Linda Halligan [2448] 1 Object
Summary We consider the scale of growth excessive and unjustified to meet the needs of the Town and the LDP lacks a robust and credible evidence to support it, fails
to demonstrate whether the community has or is capable of delivering the necessary infrastructure and house building capacity to support growth (particularly
in combination with the impacts of development proposed in Bodelwyddan) and would have impact on the culture of the Town (including the Welsh language).
Change Sought: Greater emphasis should be placed on a lower level of growth that supports existing community infrastructure and natural population change.
20013 Mrs Carys Jones [31] 1 Object
Summary I object to the identification in principle as opportunities for housing sites 58, 329 and 330, using prime farmland/recreational land for c30 houses either as
windfall sites or as rural exception sites.
Raising the profile of these sites, whilst keeping them under the radar, flags to developers the willingness of CC to develop them.
These sites are Landscape Conservation Areas in the Gwynedd Structure Plan, Green Barriers in Conwy UDP and represent development outside the
settlement area. They are prime agricultural land and constitute a loss of existing greenfield land.
There is no evidence of housing need in this settlement.
Change Sought: Delete sites 58, 329 and 330
19567
Summary
Mr and Mrs David Gee [103]
Our previous objections and observations still stand.
We consider the 2011 edition unsound because:
1. It still only specifies 6800 new housing units with 9600 required by the previous UK government.
2. Although a contingency level of up to 7900 units is mentioned it is far from clear where the additional 1100 units would be located.
3. It appears some contingency is in Kinmel Bay with a high flood risk.
4. 325 dwellings are to be found by means of the Empty Homes Strategy - this seems unreaslistic and unsound.
Change Sought: The LDP would be improved if some of the land between Hawes Drive and Maes-y-Castell were designated as suitable for residential development.
1 Object
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