Cymraeg
38 Land between Hawes Drive and Maes y Castell, Deganwy
Object
Candidate Site Register
Representation ID: 27562
Received: 03/09/2019
Respondent: Mr Peter Williams
The historic, protected, cultural area of Deganwy Castle and the Vardre and surrounding areas are a natural environment which must be protected. Tourism will continue to be a major economic driver according to the LDP and the existing GREEN WEDGE NTE/2 status of a unique coastal belt must be maintained and our cultural heritage conserved for future generations. Looking from Deganwy Castle the land is a natural flow from the Vardre with the hilly Bryn Gosol outcrop to the north looking over to Llandudno and Bryniau Tower.
GREEN WEDGE POLICY NTE/2 TO CONTINUE
The historic, protected, cultural area of Deganwy Castle and the Vardre and surrounding areas are a natural environment which must be protected. Tourism will continue to be a major economic driver according to the LDP and the existing GREEN WEDGE NTE/2 status of a unique coastal belt must be maintained and our cultural heritage conserved for future generations. Looking from Deganwy Castle the land is a natural flow from the Vardre with the hilly Bryn Gosol outcrop to the north looking over to Llandudno and Bryniau Tower.
The site has been subject to consideration as part of the green wedge review. The LDP is considered the relevant time to review the green wedge designations as stated in PPW. A balanced and sequential approach will be needed. it will be further consulted on and the site assessed for suitability for inclusion in the Deposit LDP.
Object
Candidate Site Register
Representation ID: 27570
Received: 02/09/2019
Respondent: Mr Peter Crabtree
The historic, protected, cultural area of Deganwy Castle and the Vardre and surrounding areas are a natural environment which must be protected.
Tourism will continue to be a major economic driver according to the LDP and the existing GREEN WEDGE NTE/2 status of a unique open coastal belt area must be maintained and our cultural heritage conserved for future generations.
Looking from Deganwy Castle the land is a natural flow from the Vardre with the hilly Bryn Gosol outcrop to the north looking over to Llandudno and Bryniau Tower.
This land should be maintained as green belt.
The historic, protected, cultural area of Deganwy Castle and the Vardre and surrounding areas are a natural environment which must be protected.
Tourism will continue to be a major economic driver according to the LDP and the existing GREEN WEDGE NTE/2 status of a unique open coastal belt area must be maintained and our cultural heritage conserved for future generations.
Looking from Deganwy Castle the land is a natural flow from the Vardre with the hilly Bryn Gosol outcrop to the north looking over to Llandudno and Bryniau Tower.
The site has been subject to consideration as part of the green wedge review. The LDP is considered the relevant time to review the green wedge designations as stated in PPW. A balanced and sequential approach will be needed. it will be further consulted on and the site assessed for suitability for inclusion in the Deposit LDP.
Object
Candidate Site Register
Representation ID: 27571
Received: 03/09/2019
Respondent: Mr Philip Williams
The historic, cultural area of Deganwy Castle and the Vardre - a natural environment, must be protected.
The existing green wedge status of a unique open coastal belt area must be maintained and our cultural heritage conserved for future generations.
As tourism will be a major economic driver according to the LDP the coastal green wedge NTE/2 must be maintained especially The Vardre and the Deganwy Castle areas.
Candidate site Number 38 land between Hawes Drive and Maes Y Castell should remain under the GREEN WEDGE POLICY NTE/2 .
The historic, cultural area of Deganwy Castle and the Vardre - a natural environment, must be protected.
The existing green wedge status of a unique open coastal belt area must be maintained and our cultural heritage conserved for future generations.
As tourism will be a major economic driver according to the LDP the coastal green wedge NTE/2 must be maintained especially The Vardre and the Deganwy Castle areas.
The site has been subject to consideration as part of the green wedge review. The LDP is considered the relevant time to review the green wedge designations as stated in PPW. A balanced and sequential approach will be needed. it will be further consulted on and the site assessed for suitability for inclusion in the Deposit LDP.
Object
Candidate Site Register
Representation ID: 27573
Received: 03/09/2019
Respondent: Mrs Shirley Williams
Candidate site number 38 land between Hawes Drive and Maes Y Castell should remain under the GREEN WEDGE POLICY NTE/2. The historic, cultural area of Deganwy Castle and the Vardre - a natural environment, must be protected . The existing green wedge status of a unique open coastal belt must be maintained and our cultural heritage conserved for future generations. As tourism will be a major economic driver according to the LDP the coastal GREEN WEDGE NTE/2 must be maintained especially the Vardre and the Deganwy Castle areas.
Coastal GREEN WEDGE NTE/2 MUST BE MAINTAINED
Candidate site number 38 land between Hawes Drive and Maes Y Castell should remain under the GREEN WEDGE POLICY NTE/2. The historic, cultural area of Deganwy Castle and the Vardre - a natural environment, must be protected . The existing green wedge status of a unique open coastal belt must be maintained and our cultural heritage conserved for future generations. As tourism will be a major economic driver according to the LDP the coastal GREEN WEDGE NTE/2 must be maintained especially the Vardre and the Deganwy Castle areas.
The site has been subject to consideration as part of the green wedge review. The LDP is considered the relevant time to review the green wedge designations as stated in PPW. A balanced and sequential approach will be needed. it will be further consulted on and the site assessed for suitability for inclusion in the Deposit LDP.
Object
Candidate Site Register
Representation ID: 27601
Received: 05/09/2019
Respondent: Mrs Lucy Wybraniec
Candidate site Number 38 land between Hawes Drive and Maes Y Castell should remain under the GREEN WEDGE POLICY NTE/2 .
The historic, cultural area of Deganwy Castle and the Vardre - a natural environment, must be protected.
The existing green wedge status of a unique open coastal belt area must be maintained and our cultural heritage conserved for future generations.
As tourism will be a major economic driver according to the LDP the coastal green wedge NTE/2 must be maintained especially The Vardre and the Deganwy Castle areas.
Site should remain as green wedge land
Candidate site Number 38 land between Hawes Drive and Maes Y Castell should remain under the GREEN WEDGE POLICY NTE/2 .
The historic, cultural area of Deganwy Castle and the Vardre - a natural environment, must be protected.
The existing green wedge status of a unique open coastal belt area must be maintained and our cultural heritage conserved for future generations.
As tourism will be a major economic driver according to the LDP the coastal green wedge NTE/2 must be maintained especially The Vardre and the Deganwy Castle areas.
The site has been subject to consideration as part of the green wedge review. The LDP is considered the relevant time to review the green wedge designations as stated in PPW. A balanced and sequential approach will be needed. it will be further consulted on and the site assessed for suitability for inclusion in the Deposit LDP.