Cymraeg
Object
Candidate Site Register
Representation ID: 27817
Received: 18/09/2019
Respondent: Tom Wang
It has remained as an important wildlife sanctuary for many decades and provides significant ecological value that supports many habitats and removing this including any protected trees will negatively impact the residential amenity. Any construction work could impact the root stock of the trees during and after construction. The foul and run off drainage issues and sloped areas means that this is likely to detrimentally affect the stability of the proposed developments. Similarly, excavation work could have a serious adverse impact upon the stability of existing surrounding dwellings. The existing single-track road next to the site limits wildlife disturbances.
NO development on the site and to remain as a wildlife sanctuary
It has remained as an important wildlife sanctuary for many decades and provides significant ecological value that supports many habitats and removing this including any protected trees will negatively impact the residential amenity. Any construction work could impact the root stock of the trees during and after construction. The foul and run off drainage issues and sloped areas means that this is likely to detrimentally affect the stability of the proposed developments. Similarly, excavation work could have a serious adverse impact upon the stability of existing surrounding dwellings. The existing single-track road next to the site limits wildlife disturbances.
The land is not designated as a wildlife sanctuary. Service providers and Highways will be consulted and the site assessed for suitability of inclusion in the Deposit LDP.