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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 372 Mrs Hafwen Williams [671] 1 Object Summary I consider that the proposed development would have an adverse affect on a. Residential amenity b. from the traffic generated in the region of two schools and increased traffic movement through Penrhynside. e. on environmental conditions arising from the noise and odours generated from a working dairy farm. f. on ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character. (I believe that the area is a nesting site for lapwings) q. on the best and most versatile agricultural land. (The proposed development is on A1 agricultural land and the development would significantly affect the livelihood of the tenant farmer) s. on essential community facilities. (An increase in population would put pressure on the two schools, the local Medical Centre and recreational facilities) Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP 429 Mrs Angela Saunders [540] 1 Object Summary I consider the proposed development would have an adverse effect on: a. residential amenity b. from traffic generated in the region of two schools and increased traffic movement along local roads e. on environmental conditions arising from being situated next to a working dairy farm f. on ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character q. on the best and most versatile agricultural land (the proposed developemnt is on A1 agricultural land and the devlopment would significantly affect the livelihood of the tenant farmer) s. on essential community facilities (increased population would put pressure on the two schools, the medical centre and recreational facailities) Change Sought: Alternative sites to be investigated like the derelict land in the centre of Llandudno which is both an eyesore and centrally located. This would address both the provision of building land for homes and the overall look of the town. What about the land either site of the main dual carriageway into Llandudno from the A55 - this has excellent access and additional housing here would be able to access the facilities along the A55 to Llandudno corridor. 1584 Countryside Council for Wales (Mr Richard Ninnes) [1948] 1 Object Summary This is adjacent to the Cloddaeth SSSI and Creuddyn Peninsula Woods SAC, which suffers trampling from recreational use. CCW advises that development of this site would require measures to prevent adverse effects on the SSSI. At this stage, we cannot advise on the feasibility of potential measures, so advise you there is a risk that CCW would object to development proposals for the site. Change Sought: Include measures in Policy HOU/1, Land off Derwen Lane,Penrhyn Bay to mitigate effects on the SSSI. If this is not possible then remove site from the LDP. 485 Mr Christopher Reid [768] 1 Object Summary I consider that the above proposal is unsound because: 1) The development is proposed on a successful dairy farm 2) The fields are A1 agricultural farmland and a 'greenfield site'. 3) This development would be likely to increase traffic flow 4) Local facilities particularly schools and doctors would find it difficult to cope with the increase in local population 5) The proposed site borders native woodlands, animals and birds would be significantly effected by this development both in the construction phase and in the longer term. 6) Many hedgerows will be destroyed. Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP 483 Mr Jonathon Gardner [767] 1 Object Summary I consider that the proposed development would have an adverse effect on residential amenity. From the traffic generated. On environmental conditions. On ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character On the best and most versatile agricultural land. On essential community facilities. Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP 285 Mr Graham Heginbottom [562] 1 Object Summary The proposed development would have an adverse effect on a) residential amenity, b) from the traffic generated in the region of two schools and from increased traffic movement among gloddaeth view and through Penrhynside, c) on environmental conditions arising from the noise and odours generated from a working dairy farm, d) on ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character, e) on the best and most versatile agricultural land f) on essential community facilities (an increase in population would put severe pressure on the two schools, the local medical centre and recreational facilities). Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP 281 Mrs Michelle Garner [560] 1 Object Summary Would have an adverse effect on the local community from the traffic generated in the region of the two schools. An increase in traffic and population within this area will put extra pressure on an already over subscribed primary school. Would have an adverse effect on the best and most versatile agricultural land. I consider that the proposed development would have an adverse effect on ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character. Change Sought: That the proposed development plan for Derwen Lane be removed from the LDP. 286 Mrs Lilla Smith [563] 1 Object Summary The fields along Derwen Lane, part of Gloddaeth Isaf Farm are part of a working dairy farm with well-established hedges, teaming with wildlife making this a balanced environment for the existing newly built estate and schools. to build on these fields would deplete the environment and put a cureently balanced community out of kilter Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP 575 Mr Dylan Williams [849] 1 Object Summary a) residential amenity b) from the traggic generatied in the region of two schools and increased traffic through Penrhynside e) on environmental conditions arising from noise and odours generated from working dairy farm f) on ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character (area believed to be nesting site for lapwings) q) on the best and most versatile agricultural land s) on essential community facilities Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP 1612 Mr D.N Sutcliffe [1962] 1 Object Summary The development would have an adverse impact upon the highway, existing services, and is likely to increase the risk of flooding due to an inadequate surface water drainage system. The development would result in the loss of green land. Sufficient brownfield sites have not been considered. CCBC has failed to introduce an empty homes strategy. Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP 47
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 287 Mr Alan Smith [565] 1 Object Summary The infrastructure of this area cannot sustain such a development. For example poor drainage and new sewage regularly rises above the surface of the road. Despite numerous requests to get the problem addressed over the last 5 years the problem still arises. Derwen Lane environmental officers have visited resident of Derwen Lane. The Planning department and Welsh Water likewise. A concern also that the raw sewage rises through the storm drain and spreads downhill to the estate below and footpath in close proximity with health and safety implications Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP 11 Mr Peter Lloyd [28] Summary Site 37/38 Object on the following grounds: 1. Increase in traffic in an already conjested area especially near Glanwyddan School 2.Impact on capacity in the schools. Primary school is more or less full 3. Impact on an already busy medical centre 4. Loss of a dairy farm 5. Loss of lapwing nesting site 6. Loss of biodiversity 7. Blurring of community boundaries 8. Disruption and distress to current residents by associated building works. Also: Loss of most versitile land impact on residential amenities impact on essential community facilities Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP 1 Object 63 Mr Michael Hendry [127] 1 Object Summary Derwen Lane proposed development contravenes policies P2, C1, C2, C4 and many others Change Sought: Removal of Derwen Lane Site 284 Mrs Carol Heginbottom [558] 1 Object Summary The proposed development would have an adverse effect on a) residential amenity, b) from the traffic generated in the region of two schools and from increased traffic movement among gloddaeth view and through Penrhynside, c) on environmental conditions arising from the noise and odours generated from a working dairy farm, d) on ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character, e) on the best and most versatile agricultural land f) on essential community facilities (an increase in population would put severe pressure on the two schools, the local medical centre and recreational facilities). Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP 274 Llandudno Town Council (Ms Tessa Wildermoth MSc) [555] 1 Object Summary It was resolved that the Town Council object to the inclusion of sited 37/38 on the grounds that any development does not protect the unique natural environment; the pressure on the wildlife habitat; increased traffic, and increase in noise, odour and noxious emissions. Members also noted that this was prime agricultural land. The Town Council has no objection to the inclusion of site 449. Change Sought: Removal of site from plan 321 Mrs Hazel Shepherd [2198] 1 Object Summary The proposed development would have an adverse effect on a) the most versatile agricultural land b) traffic generated in with which the village roads are ill equipped to cope c) on environmental conditions with houses being built so close to a working farm d) on ecological and wildlife interests and landscape character e) on essential community facilities Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane site from LDP 5145 Mr David Sawyer [2069] 1 Object Summary I consider the proposed development at Derwen Lane would not fit into the area Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane from the LDP 1787 penrhyn against developement (Mr David Shorrocks) [2014] 1 Object Summary Penrhynside has been classified as an urban area. With a population of around 350 it should be reclassified as a minor village or a tier 2 village. Change Sought: Reclassify Penrhynside to either a minor village or a tier 2 village. 7186 penrhyn against developement (Mr David Shorrocks) [2014] 36 Object Summary Site 37 & 38 is a Green Field Site and category 2 agricultural land which is essential to the tenant farmer. The road system is totally inadequate at present and would be unable to cope with further traffic. The two local schools would be unable to cope with extra children without extending. Winllan Field should be reappraised against Derwen lane. Change Sought: Remove Derwen Lane from the LDP and reappraise Derwen Fields for development. 48
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