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, Cwm Road, Penmaenmawr
Rep No Name People Type
14095 Mrs M E Roberts [4174] 1 Object
Summary I wish to object a follows:
It is not clear where the access road would be and the extra traffic would be using roads that are already struggling to cope there is also the problem of all this
extra traffic needing to go onto the expressway roundabout to the a55 at peak times. an alternate site which could be used plas mawr parc as it is now only
used as a dog toilet and a place for drug dealing but we would still need improvement to the roundabout
Change Sought: Delete site.
14096 Mr Alun Roberts [4175] 1 Object
Summary I object as follows:
Access to the site which can only be from y berllan or merton park and craiglwyd road as these roads are already verry busy and a further 120 + cars up and
down would be a further hazard to local residents and children coming and going to school
Our community would suffer from a major increase in population ie doctors etc.
We would also need better access to the a55 than the current roundabout's with increased traffic than we have now as cars are already queing at peak times.
Change Sought: Delete site
14097
Summary
Mrs Pamela Good [4179]
I object as follows:
1 Object
1. This is one of the most inaccessible sites in the whole of Penmaenmawr.
2. Possible access issues.
3. Traffic issues.
4. There are some Brownfield sites in the village which have unimpeded access to the main road & are a complete eyesore in the village. Why can't these be
used?
5. The whole project, in my opinion, has not given residents sufficient time or information to digest the proposals & has not been well advertised in the press
until a very late stage.
Change Sought: Delete site.
14389 Mr & Mrs Steven & Valeria Owen [4425] 1 Object
Summary I object on the following grounds:
Access and Infrastructure
Land selected and volume of homes
Lack of identified need for new homes
Change Sought: Delete site.
14225 Mr Jamie Parks [4367] 20 Object
Summary I object on the following grounds:
Adversely affect neighbouring properties and their communities.
Highways access issues.
Subject to flooding.
Would de-value all the surrounding properties.
Parking issues.
Lack of access for emergency vehicles due to parked cars.
Represents overdevelopment of a small site in a sensitive area.
Serious consequences for wildlife.
Development would be overlooking the existing houses.
Change Sought: Delete site.
14108 Ms Hilary Davies [4187] 1 Object
Summary There are many grounds for the objection but two of the most important are a) access and b) removing a green field site when there are many derelict
houses and brown field sites in the village.
I would also like to object to the lack of consultation on the LDP. We only have a very few days to formulate our objections and communication on this
important issue has been noticable by its absence.
I understand that there may be grounds to object because correct procedures have not been followed in this event.
Change Sought: Delete site.
14179 Mr & Mrs AR & JA Smee [4288] 1 Object
Summary We object on the following grounds:
Access via Y Berllan would be inappropriate due to the narrow access, access via Graiglwyd Road would be dangerous in view of the volume of traffic
arleady using Merton Park Hill.
Another concern is the volume of vehicles using the roundbout leading onto the A55 at Dwygyfylchi, this is already a very hazardous juntion and with a huge
increase in vehicles the problem would be exacerbated.
Change Sought: Delete site.
14110 Mr Nigel Shepherd [4189] 1 Object
Summary Oustide the Settlement Boundary, constitutes loss of existing greenfield land.
Will add load to an already problematic sewage system
There is an increasing risk of flooding.
There is no sound plan for additional employment.
No justification has been made for this housing need in the settlement.
Impacts on a High Quality Landscape Area, Open Countryside, and on Views and Local Character.
Conwy Council has not consulted residents or Town.
The LDP is flawed in that it contains planning policies aspiring to high ideals which it claims to meet, but these are expounded as generalisations which are
then often contradicted.
Change Sought: The community must be consulted and their views considered
The evidence base must be revised to reflect changes in the economy
The Wales Satial Plan should be adhered to
open spaces policy regarding area per head of population must be provided for
Affordable housing should not be focussed in high densities within communities
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