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, Site 1, Rhuddlan Road, Abergele
Rep No Name People Type
18246 Mr Michael Joseph John's [1812] 1 Object
Summary These sites form the gateway to the town from the east and will result in the loss to development of existing playing fields.
Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile agricultural land protected from development by national planning policies. No
assessment of archaeological potential has been undertaken.
Development is shown to be dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme (funded by developer contributions) but the plan fails to identify how or
if these can be delivered. Development will introduce unacceptable traffic growth and flows through the town centre.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
19591 Mr Gavin Lavington [1513] 1 Object
Summary These sites form the gateway to the town from the east and will result in the loss to development of existing playing fields.
Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile agricultural land protected from development by national planning policies. No
assessment of archaeological potential has been undertaken.
Development is shown to be dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme (funded by developer contributions) but the plan fails to identify how or
if these can be delivered. Development will introduce unacceptable traffic growth and flows through the town centre.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
17938 Mrs Linda Halligan [2448] 1 Object
Summary These sites form the gateway to the town from the east and will result in the loss to development of existing playing fields.
Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile agricultural land protected from development by national planning policies. No
assessment of archaeological potential has been undertaken.
Development is shown to be dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme (funded by developer contributions) but the plan fails to identify how or
if these can be delivered. Development will introduce unacceptable traffic growth and flows through the town centre.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
19242 M Catherall [2736] 1 Object
Summary These sites form the gateway to the town from the east and will result in the loss to development of existing playing fields.
Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile agricultural land protected from development by national planning policies. No
assessment of archaeological potential has been undertaken.
Development is shown to be dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme (funded by developer contributions) but the plan fails to identify how or
if these can be delivered. Development will introduce unacceptable traffic growth and flows through the town centre.
Change Sought: Deletion of site.
14484 Mrs H Fullylove [3235] 1 Object
Summary The plan in its present form is totally unreaslistic in relation to the infrastructure of Abergele, there can be no real evidence base that can lead to the view that
the small market town of Abergele can support the introduction of 800 plus homes.
It does not offer any clear solution to the issues of trafic congestion.
It adopts an overoptimistic view as to the jobs availability.
It does not take account of the already overstretched services in Health and Education.
It does not take account of the impact of Denbighshire's Plan to build 1700 homes in Bodelwyddan.
Change Sought: Redcue housing growth.
18257 Mrs Joan Wayre [1818] 1 Object
Summary These sites form the gateway to the town from the east and will result in the loss to development of existing playing fields.
Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile agricultural land protected from development by national planning policies. No
assessment of archaeological potential has been undertaken.
Development is shown to be dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme (funded by developer contributions) but the plan fails to identify how or
if these can be delivered. Development will introduce unacceptable traffic growth and flows through the town centre.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
14404 Mrs Cynthia Joan Hurley [1625] 1 Object
Summary I wish to object again to the proposed LDP in Abergele. We do not need nor do we have the capacity and infrastructure to cope with any more houses and
people, it will be unsustainable as well as damaging the environment as the houses will go on green land and spoil even more of our beautiful area. If the
council would look at all the empty homes here and all the chapels and churches that are boarded up, if these were utilised there wouldn't be the need for new
houses to be built anywhere else.
Change Sought: Reduce the housing growth for Abergele.
19883 Mrs Hazel Cannell [1957] 1 Object
Summary These sites form the gateway to the town from the east and will result in the loss to development of existing playing fields.
Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile agricultural land protected from development by national planning policies. No
assessment of archaeological potential has been undertaken.
Development is shown to be dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme (funded by developer contributions) but the plan fails to identify how or
if these can be delivered. Development will introduce unacceptable traffic growth and flows through the town centre.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
19600 Miss Pat Roberts [1832] 1 Object
Summary These sites form the gateway to the town from the east and will result in the loss to development of existing playing fields.
Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile agricultural land protected from development by national planning policies. No
assessment of archaeological potential has been undertaken.
Development is shown to be dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme (funded by developer contributions) but the plan fails to identify how or
if these can be delivered. Development will introduce unacceptable traffic growth and flows through the town centre.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
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