10.3 Old Colwyn

Object

Representation ID: 28310

Received: 20/09/2019

Respondent: Mr Ian Sladen

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.

Object

Representation ID: 28311

Received: 20/09/2019

Respondent: Mr Jon Kerr

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.

Object

Representation ID: 28312

Received: 20/09/2019

Respondent: Ms Julie Chapman

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.

Object

Representation ID: 28313

Received: 20/09/2019

Respondent: Mrs J Tunney

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.

Object

Representation ID: 28314

Received: 20/09/2019

Respondent: Ms Nadia Becker

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.

Object

Representation ID: 28315

Received: 20/09/2019

Respondent: Mr Paul Smith

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.

Object

Representation ID: 28316

Received: 20/09/2019

Respondent: Mr Shelby Graham Chapman

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.

Object

Representation ID: 28317

Received: 20/09/2019

Respondent: S McAllister

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.

Object

Representation ID: 28318

Received: 20/09/2019

Respondent: Mr Thomas Anthony King

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.

Object

Representation ID: 28319

Received: 20/09/2019

Respondent: Mr Thomas Evans

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.

Object

Representation ID: 29233

Received: 10/09/2019

Respondent: CCBC

I would like to STRONGLY OBJECT to the above proposals to build 450 houses in Old Colwyn on virgin greenfield land which is in open countryside outside the settlement boundary and not in the LDP.
The land in question is well away from shops,schools,services, GP Practices and all other infrastructure necessary to sustain a potential additional population of some 2000 people.
This will destroy the quality of life for the people of Old Colwyn and will be seriously prejudicial to the soundness of the LDP.
There are also major concerns regarding Education, Health, Highways, Welsh Water and wildlife.

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.