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Local Plan 2011-2031 Proposed Submission Draft
Policy SP18: Site GA2 - Land off Mendip Way, Great Ashby
Representation ID: 1340
Received: 29/11/2016
Respondent: Mrs Denise Mitchell
Legally compliant? No
Sound? No
Duty to co-operate? No
Objection to GA2:
- parking is poor
- to create wider roads for more traffic and bus routes will turn this area into a small town without any additional amenities
- house prices could potentially drop and the uniqueness of Great Ashby will be destroyed.
Parking in Great Ashby is poor at the best of times and often causes disputes between neighbours. To reduce the parking further will cause more issues. This is a residential area and to create wider roads for more traffic and bus routes will turn this area into a small town without any additional amenities to cater for the influx of people that will live here. Residents of Great Ashby bought their homes based on the current layout and facilities of the area, house prices could potentially drop and the uniqueness of Great Ashby will be destroyed.
Object
Local Plan 2011-2031 Proposed Submission Draft
GA1 Land at Roundwood (Graveley parish)
Representation ID: 1343
Received: 29/11/2016
Respondent: Mrs Denise Mitchell
Legally compliant? No
Sound? No
Duty to co-operate? No
Objection to GA1:
- parking is poor
- to create wider roads for more traffic and bus routes will turn this area into a small town without any additional amenities
- house prices could potentially drop and the uniqueness of Great Ashby will be destroyed.
Parking in Great Ashby is poor at the best of times and often causes disputes between neighbours. To reduce the parking further will cause more issues. This is a residential area and to create wider roads for more traffic and bus routes will turn this area into a small town without any additional amenities to cater for the influx of people that will live here. Residents of Great Ashby bought their homes based on the current layout and facilities of the area, house prices could potentially drop and the uniqueness of Great Ashby will be destroyed.
