Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 47415
Received: 02/08/2012
Respondent: Mr Robert Cammidge
Warwick District Council enjoys some very attractive built environments including villages such as Norton Lindsey. Within the centre of the village there is an established Conservation Area with a number of listed buildings being set close to the road which creates an attractive environment for residents and visitors. Any increase in traffic would have an adverse effect on the village and is unacceptable as it cannot be accommodated. In addition introducing further volumes of traffic would have adverse climate change effects and runs against the established sustainability policy of Warwick District Council.
Warwick District Council enjoys some very attractive built environments including villages such as Norton Lindsey. Within the centre of the village there is an established Conservation Area with a number of listed buildings being set close to the road which creates an attractive environment for residents and visitors. Any increase in traffic would have an adverse effect on the village and is unacceptable as it cannot be accommodated. In addition introducing further volumes of traffic would have adverse climate change effects and runs against the established sustainability policy of Warwick District Council.