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, Llanfair Road, Abergele
Rep No Name People Type
19100 S Jones-Roberts [2780] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the site are at risk of flooding, lie adjacent to watercourses with significant ecological interest (otters and other species) and may comprise the best
and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies.
No agricultural impact assessment has been undertaken. Archaeological potential has been identified but no known assessment is available for review.
The site is peripheral to the town, in an area of sensitive landscape quality which positively contribute to its setting.
Access will be principally car-borne with poor linkages by other modes with unacceptable impacts on the movements in town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
14479 Mr M Fullylove [2536] 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: Reduce housing growth.
19144 D C Clarkson [3279] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the site are at risk of flooding, lie adjacent to watercourses with significant ecological interest (otters and other species) and may comprise the best
and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies.
No agricultural impact assessment has been undertaken. Archaeological potential has been identified but no known assessment is available for review.
The site is peripheral to the town, in an area of sensitive landscape quality which positively contribute to its setting.
Access will be principally car-borne with poor linkages by other modes with unacceptable impacts on the movements in town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
17956 G Rothwell [2454] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the site are at risk of flooding, lie adjacent to watercourses with significant ecological interest (otters and other species) and may comprise the best
and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies.
No agricultural impact assessment has been undertaken. Archaeological potential has been identified but no known assessment is available for review.
The site is peripheral to the town, in an area of sensitive landscape quality which positively contribute to its setting.
Access will be principally car-borne with poor linkages by other modes with unacceptable impacts on the movements in town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
17967 J Halliday [2495] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the site are at risk of flooding, lie adjacent to watercourses with significant ecological interest (otters and other species) and may comprise the best
and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies.
No agricultural impact assessment has been undertaken. Archaeological potential has been identified but no known assessment is available for review.
The site is peripheral to the town, in an area of sensitive landscape quality which positively contribute to its setting.
Access will be principally car-borne with poor linkages by other modes with unacceptable impacts on the movements in town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
13548 Mr David Jones MP [3903] 1 Object
Summary Much of this land is of high landscape and agricultural quality and should not be the subject of development. The plan does not show how infrastructure to
serve a significantly enlarged population - including medical and education - will be delivered. The plan takes no cognisance of the proposals by Denbighshire
to develop the neighbouring village of Bodelwyddan, which is also reliant on the infrastructure of Abergele. Housing growth levels (1360 units) proposed
exceed of the needs of the town and will result in increased traffic through town and harmful change to the character of the town.
Change Sought: Abandon or significantly reduce the development proposals for this site; consider the cumulative impact of housing development both in Conwy and
Denbighshire
19155 J Clarkson [3286] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the site are at risk of flooding, lie adjacent to watercourses with significant ecological interest (otters and other species) and may comprise the best
and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies.
No agricultural impact assessment has been undertaken. Archaeological potential has been identified but no known assessment is available for review.
The site is peripheral to the town, in an area of sensitive landscape quality which positively contribute to its setting.
Access will be principally car-borne with poor linkages by other modes with unacceptable impacts on the movements in town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
19669 Mr Graham Ellison [3560] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the site are at risk of flooding, lie adjacent to watercourses with significant ecological interest (otters and other species) and may comprise the best
and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies.
No agricultural impact assessment has been undertaken. Archaeological potential has been identified but no known assessment is available for review.
The site is peripheral to the town, in an area of sensitive landscape quality which positively contribute to its setting.
Access will be principally car-borne with poor linkages by other modes with unacceptable impacts on the movements in town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
19830 Ms Lesley Taylor [2750] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the site are at risk of flooding, lie adjacent to watercourses with significant ecological interest (otters and other species) and may comprise the best
and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies.
No agricultural impact assessment has been undertaken. Archaeological potential has been identified but no known assessment is available for review.
The site is peripheral to the town, in an area of sensitive landscape quality which positively contribute to its setting.
Access will be principally car-borne with poor linkages by other modes with unacceptable impacts on the movements in town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
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