Hen Golwyn

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 27677

Derbyniwyd: 11/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Miss Zoe Davies

I strongly object to the 450 new houses.
Terrible traffic issues, narrow and dangerous roads and congestion by the small school.
Schools - not enough teachers
Doctors - can't get an appointment now, only 1 doctors in Old Colwyn.
Please do not spoil the village and countryside and small community vibe.
The park is run down.
It's been rejected before ten years ago on traffic issues and the traffic is worse.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's approval. The Health Board have been consulted on these proposals. In terms of open space, the proposals will need to provide children's playspace on site. Commuted sums will be sought from developers where appropriate to facilitate improvement of existing open spaces

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 27679

Derbyniwyd: 11/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mrs Barbara Clarke

My concerns are:
Lorries thunder along Llanelian Road, the traffic is already heavy and drivers exceed the speed limit. Concerns that the bridge over the river will collapse.
On football match days the parking for fans is non existent.
Coed Coch Road already has that many parked cars that the bus can't get through.
This is an area of great natural beauty, to destroy that would be a shame.
Llanelian Road has already become much busier and the amount of traffic will increase to the point that a fatal incident will become unavoidable.

Noted. Traffic impact will be assessed via Transport Assessments

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 27680

Derbyniwyd: 11/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mr & Mrs M & S Owen

The proposed development will increase traffic significantly.
I am also concerned that Old Cowlyn could not cope with the influx of such a large number of people. The Cadwgan Surgery cannot cope with the needs now.
The proposed development would have a significant impact on the natural beauty and wildlife in the surrounding area.
The plan was rejected 10 years ago due to traffic issues and the development of open countryside.
Will have a significant impact on property values.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted on these proposals.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 27741

Derbyniwyd: 17/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Sheila Jackson

The local infrastructure will not accommodate 450 units. There are already plans for developing 250-300 units at Ty Mawr, 110 at Plas Gwilym, 5-7 adjacent to 123 Peulwys Lane and flats on Llysfaen Road. This number exceeds the number built in the previous 15 years, therefore the above sites will meet our next 15 years requirement. If this number of large developments continue Colwyn Bay, Old Colwyn and Llysfaen will become one conurbation,which will result in all three losing their identities.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, Agricultural Land Assessments, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's approval. In terms of the other sites referred to, Ty Mawr will be included in the deposit plan and will count towards supply. Plas Gwylim has been subject to an appeal and court decision and it is not clear at this stage if housing development will take place on this site

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 27754

Derbyniwyd: 14/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mr Alun Williams

Our objections are
That it would have a detrimental effect on the environment and wildlife of the area
The building of 450 homes will add considerably to traffic and road congestion.
According to what I was informed at the public meeting last week the building of this development will also change the settlement boundary.
Added to this would be the increased pressure on our GP, dental, hospital and school services which are already at full stretch.
There may be issues on the impact on drainage.
Priority should be given to empty housing stock in the Colwyn Bay Area.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's approval. The Health Board have been consulted on these proposals. Any drainage issues will need to be resolved to the satisfaction of NRW and CCBC's Environment department. Housing officers are currently looking at bringing empty homes into use where they can, however there is still a need for additional housing which this allocation addresses.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 27764

Derbyniwyd: 17/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mrs June Ryan

The land is outside of the settlement boundary and in open countryside. There will be an adverse effect on wildlife and the health and well being of the residents of Old Colwyn with the destruction of hedgerows, trees footpaths and nature trails. There is already an acute lack of amenity space in Colwyn. The infrastructure is not in place, all existing roads unsuitable for any increase traffic. Old Colwyn is already over developed.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 27906

Derbyniwyd: 17/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Cadwgan Surgery

The RLDP proposed a new surgery within the Old Colwyn development. It is not explained whether this is intended as a branch surgery for an existing practice or a new surgery. it is highly unlikely that a new surgery would be established by the Local Health Board, and there is no good reason to open a branch surgery within half a mile of our surgery, so neither of these would be workable options.
There are also practical consideration relating to access and parking at our surgery.

Noted. If a need is identified for additional primary care capacity in the area, the planning process can provide land to support this need where required. It is up to the Health Board in discussion and consultation with local GPs to determine the format of provision and resolve any staffing issues.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 27948

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Cadnant Planning

We raise an objection to Strategic Site 3 in Old Colwyn. We consider that Candidate Site 162 would be a much more logical site to accomodate the housing needs of the settlement. Candidate Site 162 would form a logical extension to the built up form of the settlement which would be bounded naturally by an existing employment uses.

Not accepted. Site 162 is less sustainable in terms of proximity to local amenities and traffic impact on the five-ways roundabout. By comparison, strategic site 3 has better links to local amenities and bus services, presents an alternative opportunity for traffic flows east bound and consists of a rounding off/settlement extension rather than ribbon-type development.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28011

Derbyniwyd: 19/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Bay of Colwyn Town Council

Whilst we accept the need for some new housing sites in the Bay of Colwyn area, we have concerns about the proposed strategic site in Old Colwyn:

There are significant access and highways issues which need to be overcome to facilitate the allocation of a site of this scale.

Though it is noted the developer(s) would be required to make a contribution towards the infrastructure , there is uncertainty and significant local concern about how these will be staffed/resourced.

We would prefer to see housing development following employment growth.

Greenfield sites should provide a substantial proportion of AHLN.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satelite surgery subject to the Healthboard's approval. Levels of Affordable housing will be dictated by a specific policy in the LDP which will be informed by the National Development Framework for Wales.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28021

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Carol and Emily Mynne

When we came to Old Colwyn fourteen years ago it was a pleasant village. It is now equivalent to a large town, choked by traffic and uncomfortably full of people. My partner and I find it increasingly difficult to get appointments at our health centre, and the bus service has become increasingly irregular with sometimes a wait of over half an hour before any bus turns up. When it does the bus is often over packed with passengers, with old people like my partner and myself having to stand for long periods.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's approval. Arriva have been involved in providing comments to us in terms of the proximity of the bus network.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28126

Derbyniwyd: 19/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mr & Mrs M & L SILLITOE

I object on the following grounds:
Loss of Public Open Space Amenity.
The existing road network of narrow unclassied road roads will not cope.
Marine Round about and Llanellian Road. There already is increased vehicular traffic from the new development off Dolwen Road.
Sewerage. The existing sewerage network in this area is not suitable for such a development.
Doctors Surgery. The existing doctors surgery has difficulties in attracting placement of qualified staff as do many surgeries in North Wales.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's approval. Dwr Cymru have advised that Hydraulic Modelling Assessment is required to understand sewerage capacity. The developer will therefore need to address any concerns raised by Dwr Cymru prior to development taking place.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28150

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Ms Valerie Griffiths

I object on the grounds of:
Infrastructure and Roads - the roads are already congested.
Health Provision & Services - greater demand on our GP and dental services.
Education - how will our schools, nurseries and local college cope.
Environment - impact on wildlife & flora especially near to Mynydd Marion.
Employment - will there be enough jobs available to attract people to move into the area.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted. Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Sylw

ID sylw: 28203

Derbyniwyd: 30/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Natural Resources Wales

We have no comments to make regarding this site.

Noted.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28222

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Canon Timothy Lipscomb

I was horrified to learn that a substantial housing estate is planned on green land off Peulwys Lane. The Lane at this point is very narrow and is not designed to take what might amount to another thousand cars. A development of this size will undermine the existing community and the infrastructure is not designed to cope with this scale of building. There is a great deal of water that flows from the hill and the extra strain of more drainage, could have a disastrous effect.
I know that the local Doctors' surgery are horrified at the prospect.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted. Any drainage issues will need to be resolved to the satisfaction of NRW and CCBC's Environment Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28241

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Miss M Thomas

I wish to register my objections:
The obvious increase in traffic which will be generate.
Roadworks/accidents on the A55 see lane closures and all westbound traffic diverts through Old Colwyn.
There doesn't appear to be any provision for additional car parking facilities in the village.
Any residential development being carried out before matters relating to the promenade, highway improvements and car parking facilities are carried out.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted. Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28242

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mr Clive Jackson

To develop this site would not be in the interests or wellbeing of local residents, it would result in the loss of valued agricultural land and open green space.
This area already has plans for approximately 450 units, Ty Mawr, Plas Gwilym, adjacent 123 Peulwys Lane and Llysfaen Road. This would meet the needs for the next 15 years.
The Ty Mawr site if developed responsibly would provide the much needed affordable houses for local people.
The infrastructure is not coping now, another 450 in the same area just does not make sense, even if they were needed.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, Agricultural Land Assessments, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's approval. In terms of the other sites referred to, Ty Mawr will be included in the deposit plan and will count towards supply. Plas Gwylim has been subject to an appeal and court decision and it is not clear at this stage if housing development will take place on this site

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28243

Derbyniwyd: 12/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mr J Davies

The traffic on Coed Coch Road, terribly narrow, dangerous for schools, build up on round about at Marine and through village.
There is only one doctors. Cannot get appointments.
Shortage of teachers in local school.
Spoil wildlife and green belt round our village.
Spoil small community.
Not even budgeted building £152k upwards.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted. Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28244

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Ms Gail Jones

The land proposed is outside the settlement boundary and therefore in open countryside.
The local secondary school is at this time full and has lost 13 staff to redundancies this year.
The one doctor's surgery in Old Colwyn is full.
There is a question on the viability of this plan from the point of view of developers.
The main issue is the traffic issue.
There is no public transport within easy reach of this proposed development.
Although there is a need for houses in Conwy people cannot afford three and four bedroom houses.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted. Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28245

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mrs Helen Dean

The proposal was previously rejectged due to it being in open countryside and traffic issues.
Llanelian Road is regularly backed up from the roundabout at all times of the day, school times are crazy and match days cause absolute chaos.
Our one and only GP surgery has already had to take on additional patients, getting an appointment is difficult.
What people need is affordable homes to suit the average wage earned in Wales.
Could the Council consider applying a hefty levy on 2nd homes.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted. Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28246

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mr J Bryan Jones

Having seen the proposed plans and with the traffic problems in Old Colwyn I feel that with the increase in vehicle the parking would become a big problem. The car parking at the present car park is a big problem. The residents in Victoria Road cannot find a space for their own cars.
Concern with drainage etc.
Local schools are full as is the surgery.
The Welsh Language is already being threatened.
Hope the incomers will not be using these premises as second homes.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted. Any drainage issues will need to be resolved to the satisfaction of NRW and CCBC's Environment officers. Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28248

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Ms Gaynor Thomas

Peulwys Lane is the most unsuitable road to think of building a housing estate off.
Owing to its steepness, narrowness, length and tight corners.
A school backing on to the lane at the top end and 2nd school on Dolwen Road which Peulwys Lane leads onto and children on foot coming and going to Bryn Elian school. Dolwen Road leads to the dangerous Marine roundabout.
The road through Old Colwyn is always busy especially when the Promenade is closed.
A much larger volume of traffic using our side roads and main road would not improve our quality of life.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28249

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mr John Emlyn Pierce

Pressure of extra traffic on Peulwys Lane, Llanelian Road and Coed Coch Road in Old Colwyn.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28250

Derbyniwyd: 16/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mr & Mrs JA & J Thomas

1. Huge increase in traffic would be caused to the surrounding area.
2. At present the only doctors surgery we have does not cope with the current level of patients.
3. The local schools have had cuts to the budget.
4. We feel the rising level of traffic to the local surroundings could result in an accident.
5. Already the roads get blocked when the football club have a match.
6. Wildlife is another important factor.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted. Any drainage issues will need to be resolved to the satisfaction of NRW and CCBC's Environment officers. Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28251

Derbyniwyd: 19/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mrs Susan Price

Llanelian road is already chaotic and are not meant for heavy traffic, there will be more accidents which will put pressure on doctors and hospital.
The money would be better spent on the roads and pavements which are in a shocking state.
The money should be spent on education.
If you go ahead with these plans you are going to spell ruin for school and doctors.
You will cause drug takers to move in and increase vandalism.
You will bring disaster on the peaceful countryside by having another road built.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted. Any drainage issues will need to be resolved to the satisfaction of NRW and CCBC's Environment officers. Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28252

Derbyniwyd: 17/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Ms Gwyneth Jones

The increase in the volume of traffic on Llanelian Road, Coed Coch Road and Peulwys Lane would be totally unacceptable.
Congestion around the football club on match days.
I am concerned that the new road will open up a getaway route for would be burglars.
I cannot see how the new surgery will be staffed.
Schools are already under great funding pressure.
I also have concerns about shopping in the local area.
The building works will have a great impact on flora and fauna and disturb wildlife from their natural habitat.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted. Any drainage issues will need to be resolved to the satisfaction of NRW and CCBC's Environment officers. Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28253

Derbyniwyd: 16/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mr David E Smith

Will increase the population by 12-13%
The present road system is already congested.
The local GP practice already has difficulty attracting additional doctors.
The school in Old Colwyn are already under resourced.
The addition of so many new homes foes far beyond local housing needs.
Have the number of vacant properties been taken into consider and also a scheme to bring into domestic use empty premises.
The scale of this plan will bring about an adverse change to the character of Old Colwyn and be detrimental.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted. Any drainage issues will need to be resolved to the satisfaction of NRW and CCBC's Environment officers. Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28254

Derbyniwyd: 19/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mr Gareth Owen

I object on the following grounds:
Loss of Public Open Space Amenity.
The existing road network of narrow unclassied road roads will not cope.
Marine Round about and Llanellian Road. There already is increased vehicular traffic from the new development off Dolwen Road.
Sewerage. The existing sewerage network in this area is not suitable for such a development.
Doctors Surgery. The existing doctors surgery has difficulties in attracting placement of qualified staff as do many surgeries in North Wales.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's needs. The Health Board have been consulted. Any drainage issues will need to be resolved to the satisfaction of NRW and CCBC's Environment officers. Comments from the Biodiversity and Countryside officer will be taken into account at the development brief/pre-planning application stage, but we will work on the principles of retaining as many natural features of the site as possible, e.g. Trees, hedgerows etc.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28255

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mrs Jacquelyn Jackson

The proposed development suggests a population increase of over 1300.
The roads are already congested, 450 houses will exacerbate this.
There is very little parking in Old Colwyn.
The proposed new road is very unsafe.
Schools faced 4% budget cuts in 2018/19, local schools had to make teaching/support staff redundant.
The surgery is struggling to meet the needs of the local community.
The proposed site is outside of the settlement boundary and in open countryside.
Building over 400 houses on open countryside with have a significant impact on local wildlife.
Health Board and local surgery not consulted.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's approval. The Health Board have been consulted on these proposals.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28278

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mrs Patricia Dickman

The proposed development suggests a population increase of over 1300.
The roads are already congested, 450 houses will exacerbate this.
There is very little parking in Old Colwyn.
The proposed new road is very unsafe.
Schools faced 4% budget cuts in 2018/19, local schools had to make teaching/support staff redundant.
The surgery is struggling to meet the needs of the local community.
The proposed site is outside of the settlement boundary and in open countryside.
Building over 400 houses on open countryside with have a significant impact on local wildlife.
Health Board and local surgery not consulted.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's approval. The Health Board have been consulted on these proposals.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 28279

Derbyniwyd: 20/09/2019

Ymatebydd: Mr & Mrs Merfyn & Rhiannon Thomas

The proposed development suggests a population increase of over 1300.
The roads are already congested, 450 houses will exacerbate this.
There is very little parking in Old Colwyn.
The proposed new road is very unsafe.
Schools faced 4% budget cuts in 2018/19, local schools had to make teaching/support staff redundant.
The surgery is struggling to meet the needs of the local community.
The proposed site is outside of the settlement boundary and in open countryside.
Building over 400 houses on open countryside with have a significant impact on local wildlife.
Health Board and local surgery not consulted.

Noted - The concerns are recognised and will be addressed through various measures put in place during the planning process, for example following the recommendations of Transport Assessments as agreed with the Council's Highways officers, the provision of monies from developers towards schools where this is needed and land for a satellite surgery subject to the Healthboard's approval. The Health Board have been consulted on these proposals.