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
19856 Miss J Pendlebury [2392] 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
19268 Mr Eirwen Jones [2716] 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.
17730 Mr Colin Masters [1949] 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
19137 C Royds [3191] 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
19829 Ms Lesley Taylor [2750] 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
13993 Mrs Lorna Jones [1836] 1 Object
Summary I object to the large number of properties suggested for Abergele.
The scale of these proposals will put a strain on local schools, medical facilities and environmental services.
In particular, Tandderwen Farm is adjacent to our property. It is approximately five feet higher than our garden and less than five yards from our bungalow.
The use of bull-dozers etc will surely cause serious instability. We also have excess water draining from the field into our garden and fear that pathways and
roads will increase the amount of flooding wihch we experience. There are also several springs and a well.
Change Sought: Reduce the amount of housing proposed.
18191 Mr Roheryn Evans [1761] 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
13953 Mr Alun Gwyn Jones [1837] 1 Object
Summary I object as follows:
a) Unfair ratio distribution of new housing compared to the other regions
b) Refusing to send a representative to a public meeting called by Town Council
c) Not informing householders directly
d) Not consulting with the medical centre, school and hospital
e) Effect on the medical services
f) Effect of Denbighshire's Plan
g) Effect on schools in the area
h) Effect on traffic management in the area
i) Not including information on the Traffic Management needed
j) Not enough consultation time
k) Choosing Easter weekend as the closing time for objections
Change Sought: Delete site
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