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Please see below my comments in reference to the following sites:
GT04: Land at Harbury Lane/Fosse...
Please see below my comments in reference to the following sites:
GT04: Land at Harbury Lane/Fosse Way - Object
- There are no footpaths connecting to this site, therefore pedestrian access will be dangerous as peak travel times.
- Increased level of healthcare required by the Gypsy and Traveller community will put pressure on the local GP Surgery, which currently only runs on a part time basis.
- There has not been an appropriate solution found in reference to the Sewerage Disposal. A mains connected sewer is preferable, but it is stated in the consultation document that this is "unlikely".
- Cost to move the football club would have to be subsidised by the District Council, this will be a costly exercise with no gain.
GT05: Land at Tachbrook Hill Farm - Object
- Bishops Tachbrook School is already over subscribed, however the consultation document states that 'Children living on this site would secure places over children at a greater distance.' This disadvantages other permanent residents in the village.
- The site is in close proximity to Bishops Tachbrook School and will therefore have implications for the application of "Sara's Law".
- Extra pressure will be put on the local facilities, small local shop.
- Additional traffic would end up using the already congested roads into Warwick and South Leamington
- Increased level of healthcare required by the Gypsy and Traveller community will put pressure on the local GP Surgery, which currently only runs on a part time basis.
- Site is located close to the M40, this makes it unsuitable for residential development due to noise pollution and access issues, at an already busy junction.
- "Compulsory purchase powers" required on this site would further increase the costs to the planning process. In addition the economic viability of Tachbrook Hill Farm may be compromised.
- There has not been an appropriate solution found in reference to the Sewerage Disposal. A mains connected sewer is preferable, but it is stated in the consultation document that this is "unlikely".
GT06: Land at Park Farm/Spinney Farm - Object
- There is the potential for viable agricultural fields to be dissected, through use of only the "central section" of the site.
- The consultation document points out that whilst the site is within Flood Zone 1, 'There is however an ordinary watercourse running through the centre of the site and along the eastern boundary for which no modelling has been undertaken. This could affect the capacity of the site for development and therefore further assessment needs to be undertaken prior to allocation.' The potential contamination of this watercourse from the gypsy and traveller site should be taken into consideration given the possibility of contamination of the River Avon.
- The consultation document highlights possible contamination issues relating to a former landfill site, this will reduce the developable area, making the site less viable.
- Again the site's proximity to major roads A452 and A425, with accompanying road noise pollution and access issues make this site unsuitable for residential purposes. The consultation document states, 'There may also be noise issues connected with proximity to Warwick By-Pass depending on where exactly the site is located'
- "Compulsory purchase powers" required on this site would further increase the costs to the planning process. In addition the economic viability of Park Farm/Spinney Farm may be compromised.
- Increased level of healthcare required by the Gypsy and Traveller community will put pressure on the local GP Surgery, which currently only runs on a part time basis.
- There has not been an appropriate solution found in reference to the Sewerage Disposal. A mains connected sewer is preferable, but it is stated in the consultation document that this is "unlikely".
GT15: Land east of Europa Way - Object
- Bishops Tachbrook School is already over subscribed, however the consultation document states that 'Children living on this site would secure places over children at a greater distance.' This disadvantages other permanent residents in the village.
- There are no footpaths connecting to this site, therefore pedestrian access will be dangerous as peak travel times, with the potential for increased accidents.
- Increased level of healthcare required by the Gypsy and Traveller community will put pressure on the local GP Surgery, which currently only runs on a part time basis.
- There has not been an appropriate solution found in reference to the Sewerage Disposal. A mains connected sewer is preferable, but it is stated in the consultation document that this is "unlikely".
- Site is located close to a busy road, this makes it unsuitable for residential development due to noise pollution and there are access issues, at an already busy junction/main road into Leamington and Warwick.
GTalt01: Brookside Willows, Banbury Road - Comments
- This site does have footpath access to the town centre of Warwick and its facilities.
- The Tachbrook runs along this site and therefore there may be potential contamination of the Brook and River Avon.
- The consultation document highlights possible contamination issues relating to a former landfill site, this will reduce the developable area, making the site less viable and unsuitable for residential use.
- The site is well screened from the road and more of the infrastructure is already in place.
- This site already has planning for a Caravan Site
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