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Local Plan 2011-2031 Proposed Submission Draft

BA11 Deans Yard, South Road

Representation ID: 1800

Received: 30/11/2016

Respondent: Eleanor Hartley

Legally compliant? No

Sound? No

Duty to co-operate? No

Representation Summary:

Object to BA11: Highway facilities.

Full text:

This road cannot cope with any more houses. It's an accident waiting to happen

Object

Local Plan 2011-2031 Proposed Submission Draft

Policy SP14: Site BA1 - North of Baldock

Representation ID: 2268

Received: 30/11/2016

Respondent: Eleanor Hartley

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? No

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

Representation Summary:

Object to SP14 - BA1:
- Scale of development
- Heritage
- Conservation
- Highway facilities
- Pollution
- Health
- Education facilities
- Community facilities
- Rural character
- Employment


Full text:

I have tried to use the software but have not been successful. I am objecting to the proposed developments in Baldock on several grounds:
The number of houses and proposed locations are inappropriate and disproportionate for a small rural town. The houses on South Road and Clothall Road are too many. North of Baldock is a poor site to choose.
Rural nature of the town; Baldock is one of the oldest Roman towns in the country. When an house extension is proposed, archaeologists are involved. I do not see any provision on the plan for this. In the North of England, Roman heritage is supported. In Baldock the proposal is to build houses over the Roman areas.
Roads cannot cope at the moment with the increases in the A1 corridor. The railway bridge is crashed into frequently. The roads cannot cope. And the train services are about to be cut to a village service - there is no joined up thinking here.
Pollution will increase in this small town, increasing the childhood asthma rate.
The schools are all full now. There is no spare capacity, even short term. The one secondary school is huge and primary pupils are sent to outlying villages because there is no space in the town.
There are no proposed leisure facilities for sport. This is badly needed.

In summary, this development will destroy the rural nature of the town and it simply cannot cope with regard to roads, schools, shops and leisure facilities. Or employment - there is very little within the town.

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