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, Esgyryn, Llandudno Junction
Rep No Name People Type
14043 Cllr R Meirion Hughes [4147] 1 Object
Summary I object as follows:
Contrary to PPW 9.2.9. This greenfield site should not be selected when alternative policies could be used at the Former Hotpoint site to achieve the required
jobs growth.
In terms of sustainability, the site is not accessible to key services.
Pressure from WAG to include Esgyryn to reaslise a premium capital receipt.
Significant housing growth already disporportionate for a community of this size.
Severe environmental and landscape impact concerns.
I support the goal in the LDP of reducing out-commuting/out-migration.
Change Sought: Withdrawal of site for development in tandem with a tightening of policy for the former Hotpoint factory to ensure a minimum of 300 jobs per hectare. Redraw
settlement boundary to exclude site.
Failing that, identify site only as a contingency for high value prestigious employment, subject to completion of a thorough Landsacpe Quality Assessment.
14143 Mr C M Worstencroft [4269]
1 Object
Summary I object on the following grounds:
This is an area of outstanding beauty and habitat for wildlife.
There has already been two large developments built recently.
There is employment land opposite the Welsh Assembly buildings and a large industrial estate on the outskirts of Mochdre that is largely un-occupied.
Change Sought: Delete site.
13923 Mr & Mrs B Tranter [4089] 1 Object
Summary We object on the following grounds:
Pendyffryn is heavily congested already with cars parked bumper to bumper.
There are many empty and unsold properties up here.
Loss of green environment.
We all want to protect and enjoy the natural beauty.
Extra housing will put a greater strain on road safety.
The gren spaces are rapidly being depleted.
Change Sought: Delete site.
14424 Mrs F E Hughes [4435] 1 Object
Summary I object as follows:
This is the last bit of open countryside that is easy to access from residential areas.
We are going to need this land in the future for producing food so we don't have to import so much from the other side of the world.
There is already plenty of development.
These houses would not be for local people, local people need jobs.
You should use the old Hotpoint factory for more quality jobs and not just car showrooms.
You cannot continue to take more countryside - where will it end?
Change Sought: Delete site
13973 W J Hughes [4110] 1 Object
Summary If we are to loose this beautiful green land, the building of industrial units and creating a high amount of quality jobs for local people should be of more benefit
than housing
Llandudno Junction already has many housing esttes being built on greenfield land.
Affordable Housing - can young people afford the 20% deposit required - not without quality permanent jobs.
Also, if the site were developed where would the access be. Access from Pendyffryn or Narrow Lane would be impossible without improvements to the
existing highway network - but is there room?
Change Sought: Delete the housing allocation and create quality jobs for local people.
14419 Mr & Mrs D T Holland [4434] 1 Object
Summary We object as follows:
There is very little greenfield land left in this area, development would have a huge impact on the environment e.g. loss of hedgerows, wildlife and flora.
A build up of traffic/noise on unsuitable roads i.e. Narrow Lane.
There seems to be enough housing developments at present. More housing doesn't necessarily create jobs.
Why create more industrial units when there are areas that remain empty i.e. The old Hotpoint site.
More brownfield sites should be used for industry and greenfield land should be left for the community to enjoy.
Change Sought: Delete site.
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