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
398 Mrs Joanne Berry [309] 1 Object
Summary The proposed development would have an adverse effect -
1) on residential amenity
2) from additional traffic generated near 2 schools, along Gloddaeth View, and through Penrhynside
3) On ecological and wildlife interests and landscape
4) On the best and most versatile agricultural land
5) On essential community facilities - putting additional pressures, due to increased population
6) from the potential of increasing flooding
Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP
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Mrs Linda Daly [625]
Summary Adverse effect on
a) Residential amenity
b) Traffic generation in two schools region and THROUGH PENRHYNSIDE
c) Environmental conditions from noise and odours coming from a working dairy farm
d) Ecological and wildlife interests (lapwings)
e) On best agricultural land
f) Essential community facilities
Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP
1 Object
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Miss Carol Stanley [532]
1 Object
Summary Penrhynside is not an urban area and has been incorrectly categorised. I consider that the proposed development would have an adverse effect on a)
Residential amenity. b) From the traffic generated in the region of two schools and increased traffic movement through Penrhynside and the Gloddaeth
Woods estate. c) Environmental conditions arising from noise and odours generated from a working farm. D) Environmental ecological wildlife interests and
landscape character's) Agricultural land. F) Essential community facilities(pressure on schools, medical centre and recreational facilities).
Change Sought: Removal of this proposal from the plan and put in place protection of this area from future development.
988 Mrs Kelly Williams [505] 1 Object
Summary Objection to Derwen Lane site, Penrhyn Bay
Change Sought: Deletion of Derwen Lane site, Penrhyn Bay
217 Mr Paul Bagnall [504] 1 Object
Summary I consider that the proposed development would have an adverse effect on
1. Residential Amenities
2. Increase the level of traffic adjacent to two schools
3. Increase the traffic flow though the residential area of Penrhyn Side
4. Agricultural land designated A1
5. Significantly reduce the livelihood of the tenant dairy farmer
6. Increase the amount of rain runoff due to reduced soak away because of buildings
Change Sought: Traget more brownfield sites
Take inconsideration the need for housing in the area and who will benifit, local young people or persons who will retire to the area
Take in to consideration the volume of job losses in the area and low wages , and who could afford these homes
322 Mrs Shirley Bowman [613] 1 Object
Summary Adverse effect on:
a) residential amenity
b) increased traffic in the area
e) environment - adjacent to working farm
f) impact on wildlife and ecology
q) impact on resident farmer - this is agricultural land
s) pressure on existing amenities
Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP
320 Mr George Shepherd [598] 1 Object
Summary Iincreased traffic movement through Penrhynside with which the village roads are ill equipped to cope.
An adverse effect on residential amenities and on ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character.
The proposed development plan is on A1 agricultural land and the development would significantly affect the livelihood of the tenant farmer.
Pressure on essential community facilities.
Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP
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Mr Andrew Jones [180]
1 Object
Summary Penrhynside is not an urban area and has been incorrectly categorised. I consider that the proposed development would have an adverse effect on
a)Residential amenity. b)From the traffic generated in the region of two schools and increased traffic movement through Penrhynside and the Gloddaeth
Woods estate. c)Environmental conditions arising from noise and odours generated from a working farm. D) Environmental ecological wildlife interests and
landscape caracter.E)Agricultural land. F)Essential community facilities(pressure on schools, medical centre and recreational facilities).
Change Sought: Removal of this proposal from the plan and protecton of this area from future development.
873 Mr Ian Saunders [534] 123 Object
Summary Objection on the grounds that the development would have adverse effects on the local amenities, such as schools shops and the medical centre, and there
would be increased traffic generated.
The site is Grade A1 agricultrual land and would significantly affect the livelihood of the tenant farmer.
It would impact on the ecological and wildlife interest and the the general landscape character.
The road system would be unable to cope with the increase in traffic generated.
Change Sought: Remove sites 37 and 38 from plan
413 Mr Lea Burgess [308] 1 Object
Summary I consider that the proposed development would have an adverse effect on
a) Residential amenity
b) From the traffic generated in the region of two schools and increased traffic movement through Penrhynside and Gloddaeth View
e) on environmental conditions arising from the noise and odours generated from a working dairy farm
f) on ecological, wildlife interests and landscape character
q) on the best and most versatile agricultural land
s) on essential community facilities
Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP
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