schedule of planning applications
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at the junction with Leigh Lane and North Leigh Lane<br />
and the proposed site access.<br />
It is our opinion that the various authorities who<br />
consider <strong>planning</strong> issues should not make matters <strong>of</strong><br />
highway safety worse than the situation which<br />
currently exists.<br />
Clearly approval to the application would in our<br />
opinion do just that with the proposed access to the<br />
site in Leigh Lane being too close to the junction with<br />
North Leigh Lane.<br />
We therefore ask that on grounds <strong>of</strong> highway safety<br />
Dorset County Council record an objection to the<br />
proposals as submitted.<br />
Nick & Linda Bridle 1 Leigh<br />
Lane, Colehill<br />
Object<br />
Summary <strong>of</strong> letter recd. on 28.3.13 - full letter on file.<br />
Objection based on the following:<br />
A significant risk to members <strong>of</strong> the public being killed<br />
or seriously injured due to the proposed access to the<br />
property from Leigh Lane.<br />
Clarification <strong>of</strong> who is liable in law for the "Duty <strong>of</strong><br />
Care" to the public with regards to the proposed<br />
access should a fatality or serious injury occur - a<br />
member <strong>of</strong> the Council, Planning Committee, the<br />
Highways Department or the developer?<br />
Our limited knowledge <strong>of</strong> local <strong>planning</strong> policies and<br />
national <strong>planning</strong> guidance.<br />
Day to day observations/experiences living at 1 Leigh<br />
Lane - next door to the proposed development.<br />
Discussing the development with the developers -<br />
Cawdor Construction Ltd.<br />
Our visit to the <strong>planning</strong> <strong>of</strong>fice on 21.3.13 where we<br />
viewed the plans and discussed the proposal with a<br />
<strong>planning</strong> <strong>of</strong>ficer.<br />
Objection 1: Effects on traffic, road access, visibility,<br />
parking, turning and safety.<br />
2: Impact on adjoining properties: overshadowing,<br />
privacy and loss <strong>of</strong> daylight.<br />
3: Loss <strong>of</strong> amenity.<br />
4: Other issues: The boundary fence between<br />
Lingmell and our property is in extremely poor<br />
condition due to the wet ground. Also, many<br />
established trees and shrubs between the properties<br />
will have to be removed.<br />
Loss <strong>of</strong> view.<br />
Proposed property is far too big for the plot.<br />
We would also like you to additionally consider the<br />
added dangers involved through lorries, contractors'<br />
vehicles and suppliers dropping <strong>of</strong>f materials during<br />
the build period.<br />
Also, we have noticed there are two <strong>planning</strong><br />
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