Llandudno and Llandudno Junction Register of Site Allocation

SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES
Policy HOU/1 Meeting The Housing Needs, Land off Derwen Lane,Penrhyn Bay
Rep No Name People Type
431 M Mitchell [726] 1 Object
Summary I consider that the proposed development would have an adverse effect on the current residential situation. The use of A1 agricultural land for housing would
effect significantly on the livelihood of the tenant farmer.
Change Sought: Deletion of Derwen Lane, Penrhyn Bay site
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Susan Lloyd [728]
The proposed development would have an adverse effect on:
1) Residential amenity
2) From traffic in the region of Penrhynside and children walking to school
3) Using A1 agricultural land would affect the livelihood of the farmer
4) On essential community facilities. Increase in population puts pressure on Doctors and Schools.
Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP
Mr Alan Hall [729]
The Local Development Plan is unsound regarding Site 37 and 38 because:-
1) Derwen fields is category A1 agricultural land
2) The road system would be totally inadequate to support more traffic
3) Local amenities i.e. dentists, doctors and schools are at best stretched to capacity even now.
Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP
Mr Graham Crossley [707]
I consider that the proposed development would have an adverse effect on:
a) residential amenity
b) increased traffic generated outside two schools and through very narrow roads in Penrhynside
c) to the ecological and wildlife interests
d) on good, versatile agricultural land
e) on essential community facilities (increased population = increased pressure on schools, doctors and already sparse recreational facilities.)
Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP
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857 Mr Mark Parry [898] 1 Object
Summary Site 37/38 off Derwen Lane, Penrhyn Bay. Proposed development would have an adverse effect on residential amenity, from the traffic generated in the
region of two schools, on environmental conditions arising from the noise and odours from the farm, on ecological and wildlife interests, on the best and most
versatile agricultural land, and on essential community facilities.
Change Sought: Removal of site 37/38 from the Plan.
811 Mr Ian Roberts [1002] 1 Object
Summary a) Adverse effect on residential amenity
b) Increased traffic generated near two schools
c) Environmental conditions arising from noise and odours from working dairy farm
d) Ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character
e) Best and most versatile agricultural land
s) Increased population pressure on local schools, medical centre and recreational facilities
Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP
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Mr Alan Kewley [855]
1 Object
Summary The change that needs to be made to the Plan is to remove the fields identified at Derwen Lane from it. This will make the Plan sound because it will not allow
the continued encroachment of housing in the Penrhyn area. By any stretch of the imagination Penrhyn Bay has been subject to more than its fair share of
new housing in the last 15-20 years so much so now that the plans considers Penrhyn to be an urban area and not rural or a village which is the true essence
of the area.
Change Sought: The change that needs to be made to the Plan is to remove the fields identified at Derwen Lane from it.
590 Mr Alastair Loraine [865] 1 Object
Summary Removal of site 37/38 Off Derwen Lane, Penrhyn Bay. It is an historic boundary between Penrhyn Old Hall Farm and Gloddaeth isaf farm. Inevitably further
development of Gloddaeth isaf farm for housing will happen creeping forward over future years. It is not appropriate use of grade 1 farmland. The future
pressure on Ysgol Glanwydden and Ysgol Creuddyn has to be taken into account. The access road through Plas Penrhyn estate is reasonably narrow, very
winding and already busy.
Change Sought: Deletion of sites 37/38 Off Derwen Lane, Penrhyn Bay. See pdf of letter under http://www.conwy.gov.uk/upload/public/attachments/381/20090703124710.pdf
644 Mr John Blakesley [870] 1 Object
Summary This proposed allocation would adversely affect the countryside adjoining Penrhyn Bay and Penrhynside, the viability of the farm on which the land is situate,
the scenery and an existing apiary immediately to the North of the site. The boundary of Penrhyn Bay should not be pushed in this direction and the land in
question should be protected by designation as a green wedge.
Change Sought: Delete this site from Policy HOU/1.
619 Mr Keith Mitchell [875] 1 Object
Summary 1)The vast influx of new residents, from 135 houses, will compromise the local schools
2) The additional traffic created by building houses on the proposed site will adversely effect the village of Penrhynside
3) Derwen Lane fields are a 'greenfield site' Category 1 Agricultural farmland forming part of the open countryside which should be protected.
4) This land is vital to the livelihood of the tenant farmer and his family.
5) Derwen Lane is a typical 'Country Lane' with its hedgerows and flora, a beautiful lane to walk down
6) It is vital that new housing does not overwhelm the existing local structure
Change Sought: I feel other sites in the area will offer a solution:
a) Old council office site - Off Dinerth Road
b) Vacated Dairy Site in Mochdre
1183 Mr Emyr Lloyd Hughes [1235]
1 Object
Summary Land off Derwen Lane, Penrhyn Bay drains into a significant flood plain with a record of repeated flooding. Adjacent land allocated under the LLandudno
Conwy District Plan was only developable subject to surface water drainage provisions to mitigate run off by the use of flood storage and attenuation. Since
that time the implications of sustainability have emerged including SUDS drainage. The density of developed proposed would make on site drainage
impracticable and the and the flood plain would mitigate against watercourse disposal. the level of assessment of drainage is surprisingly negligible.
Change Sought: Further assessment required, and reassessment of on site density.
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