Object

Gypsy and Traveller Site Options

Representation ID: 56627

Received: 28/07/2013

Respondent: Catherine & Adam Plant & Brown

Representation Summary:

Concerned about the proposed site for following reasons:

It will result in strain on existing infrastructure which has been sized according to existing and approved developments in this area.

It is too close to an expanding residential area, contrary to the aims of reducing tension between settled and traveller communities in plan-making and planning decisions.

Area is prone to flooding and in autumn 2012 Hampton Road flooded in at least two locations at and near this site.

It would be detrimental to racecourse (which hosts many national events) and the historical aspect of Warwick; both are fundamental to the appeal and economic prosperity of Warwick and surrounding area.

Houses backing onto Hampton Rd already suffer road noise. Concerned that without adequate controls and commitment from district council, there would be an unacceptable increase in noise.

Full text:

Dear Sir / Madam

We are writing with regards to the above consultation and specifically with respect to GT11. We are concerned about the proposed traveller sites near Chase Meadow for the following reasons:

- it will result in a strain on the existing infrastructure which has been sized to take account of the existing and approved developments in this area.

- it is too close to an expanding residential area, contrary to the aims of reducing tension between settled and traveller communities in plan-making and planning decisions.

- the area is prone to flooding and most recently in the autumn 2012 Hampton Road flooded in at least two locations at and near the proposed site.

- it would be detrimental to the racecourse (which is host to many national events) and the historical aspect of Warwick, which are both fundamental to the appeal of the town and surrounding area, and indeed its economic prosperity.

- houses backing onto Hampton Rd already suffer from road noise, however we would be concerned that without adequate controls and a commitment from the district council, there would be an unacceptable increase in the level of noise.

Regards

Catherine Plant & Adam Brown