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
19723 Mrs Valerie Ellison [4530] 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.
19004 Mr Lewis Jones [4422] 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.
14459 Penrhyn Homes Ltd (Mr A Roberts) [4447] 1 Object
Summary The land is excluded from the settlement. It would be logical to follow the established boundary pattern in this part of Llysfaen and therefore should lie within
the Main Village settlement boundary.
Detail
The land was included and formed part of a planning application for residential development (0/27227) in 2003. It part is surfaced and its limits can clearly be
seen from the attached aerial photograph where the land is edged in red.
The land It is not green wedge or of identified landscape quality worthy of protection.
Change Sought: For the reasons set out above Penrhyn Homes consider that the plan in its current form is unsound. Adjustment of the settlement boundary to include the
land shown on the attached aerial photograph would correct this.
14460 K & C Developments (Mr C White) [4450] 1 Object
Summary The land (which is defined on the attached plan) is excluded from the settlement. It is logically part of the urban and built form of Conwy/Gyffin and therefore
should lie within the Urban Development Strategy Area.
Detail
The land has never been located outside a development boundary in any previous adopted plan.
Prior to the adjacent land being developed for 3 dwellings, the land formed part of nursery grounds, within the same use and planning unit. This use falls
within the definition of previously developed land at table 4.1 of Planning Policy Wales 2011.
Change Sought: For the reasons set out above K+C Developments consider that the plan in its current form is unsound. Adjustment of the settlement boundary to reflect the
attached plan would correct this
20033 Ms Sandra Allen [4451] 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.
17605 Mr H V Griffith [4487] 1 Object
Summary Site reference 260 Fron Ganol, School Bank Road, Llanrwst should be allocated for housing.
The site is suitable for allocation as it is located in an accessible and sustainable location, in close proximity to the local services as well as close to
employment opportunities. The site can make a valued contribution to the deliverability of the Council's LDP strategy as well as comply with the aims of PPW
in terms of housing delivery and promoting sustainble and accessible forms of development.
Change Sought: Allocate site reference 260 Fron Ganol, School Bank Road, Llanrwst for housing.
17886 Mrs Elisabeth Brealey [4470] 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.
17606 Mr Christoper R G Davies [4489] 1 Object
Summary The land forming part of Gwern Tyno Farm should be allocated for housing.
The proposed site would form a logical extension of the existing development in Upper Colwyn Bay. Within the exisitng development there is a local store,
primary school, public house and restaurant and community centre.
The site is served by public transport with a bus service and there are no significant environmental considerations.
Change Sought: Allocate land forming part of Gwern Tyno Farm for housing.
19015 Mrs Judith Ann Hughes [4457] 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.
19026 Mr Gareth Hughes [4458] 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.
19249 Mr Cliff Cox [4494] 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.
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