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, Tandderwen Farm, Abergele
Rep No Name People Type
13443 Mrs P I Leahy [3093] 1 Object
Summary The Plan in its present form is totally unrealistic in relation to the infrastructure of Abergele, there can be no real evidence base that can lead to the veiw that
Abergele can support the introduction of 800 homes.
It does not offer any clear solution to the issue of traffic congestion in the town centre.
It adopts an overoptimistic view as to the jobs availability.
It does not take account of already stretched services in Health and Eduction.
It does not take account of the impact the policies of Denbigshire will have on Abergele.
Change Sought: Reduce the housing allocation for Abergele.
17975 J Halliday [2495] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies. No assessment
of agricultural land quality and loss has been undertaken nor have any strategic archaeological potential studies been undertaken.
The site is accessible only from a new road linking to the Rhuddlan Road Roundabout which is dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme,
delivery of which the plan fails to identify. The number of houses proposed would be at a very high density. This is inappropriate to the character of the town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
17612 AM/AC Darren Millar [1982] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies. No assessment
of agricultural land quality and loss has been undertaken nor have any strategic archaeological potential studies been undertaken.
The site is accessible only from a new road linking to the Rhuddlan Road Roundabout which is dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme,
delivery of which the plan fails to identify. The number of houses proposed would be at a very high density. This is inappropriate to the character of the town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site.
18283 Miss Dawn Alison Poole [1871] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies. No assessment
of agricultural land quality and loss has been undertaken nor have any strategic archaeological potential studies been undertaken.
The site is accessible only from a new road linking to the Rhuddlan Road Roundabout which is dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme,
delivery of which the plan fails to identify. The number of houses proposed would be at a very high density. This is inappropriate to the character of the town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
19622 Mrs Judith Walker [2864] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies. No assessment
of agricultural land quality and loss has been undertaken nor have any strategic archaeological potential studies been undertaken.
The site is accessible only from a new road linking to the Rhuddlan Road Roundabout which is dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme,
delivery of which the plan fails to identify. The number of houses proposed would be at a very high density. This is inappropriate to the character of the town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
19265 Mr Ian McAlpine [1642] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies. No assessment
of agricultural land quality and loss has been undertaken nor have any strategic archaeological potential studies been undertaken.
The site is accessible only from a new road linking to the Rhuddlan Road Roundabout which is dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme,
delivery of which the plan fails to identify. The number of houses proposed would be at a very high density. This is inappropriate to the character of the town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site.
19508 Mr David Adams [1864] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies. No assessment
of agricultural land quality and loss has been undertaken nor have any strategic archaeological potential studies been undertaken.
The site is accessible only from a new road linking to the Rhuddlan Road Roundabout which is dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme,
delivery of which the plan fails to identify. The number of houses proposed would be at a very high density. This is inappropriate to the character of the town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site
13449 Mr E Leahy [3092] 1 Object
Summary The Plan in its present form is totally unrealistic in relation to the infrastructure of Abergele, there can be no real evidence base that can lead to the veiw that
Abergele can support the introduction of 800 homes.
It does not offer any clear solution to the issue of traffic congestion in the town centre.
It adopts an overoptimistic view as to the jobs availability.
It does not take account of already stretched services in Health and Eduction.
It does not take account of the impact the policies of Denbigshire will have on Abergele.
Change Sought: Reduce the housing allocation for Abergele.
17933 Joan Hughes [3042] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies. No assessment
of agricultural land quality and loss has been undertaken nor have any strategic archaeological potential studies been undertaken.
The site is accessible only from a new road linking to the Rhuddlan Road Roundabout which is dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme,
delivery of which the plan fails to identify. The number of houses proposed would be at a very high density. This is inappropriate to the character of the town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site.
19491 Mr David Schofield [1958] 1 Object
Summary Parts of the land are at risk of flooding and comprise best and most versatile land protected from development by national planning policies. No assessment
of agricultural land quality and loss has been undertaken nor have any strategic archaeological potential studies been undertaken.
The site is accessible only from a new road linking to the Rhuddlan Road Roundabout which is dependant on the Abergele Traffic Improvement Scheme,
delivery of which the plan fails to identify. The number of houses proposed would be at a very high density. This is inappropriate to the character of the town.
Change Sought: Deletion of site.
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