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Ail Gynllun Datblygu Lleol Adneuo Diwygiedig Sir Gaerfyrddin

ID sylw: 4659

Derbyniwyd: 23/03/2023

Ymatebydd: Mr Jeff Davies

Cydymffurfio â’r gyfraith? Nac Ydi

Cadarn? Nac Ydi

Crynodeb o'r Gynrychiolaeth:

An objection to the boundary change in Llanllwch. This representation relates to the western side change (ref: AS/098/003) for the following reasons:

- Poor access to extended areas.
- High volume of traffic already going through this village
- Plenty of new developments in the area that are better suited.
- Single track road + narrow bridge and a danger from cars reversing.
- Strain on infrastructure.
- Hazardous to walk through the village on times.

(see representation 5219 for an objection to the eastern boundary change.)

Newid wedi’i awgrymu gan ymatebydd:

Not to extend the boundary in the village of Llanllwch

Testun llawn:

I am not objecting to the wording of SD1 but the boundary limits as they relate to Llanllwch village.
The village boundary limits seem to have been extended, since the application for these two sites were submitted.
As previously stated in the 1st deposit of the LDP through to 2033, for the sites SR/098/001 + SR/098/002.
Poor access - both extended boundary areas lead onto a single track road.
High volume of traffic already plague this area. This will be increased with the agreed developments in Llangain and Travellers Rest/St David’s new road, as a lot of that traffic cut through Llanllwch.
Single track bridge, that has been damaged in the past and does lead to some vehicles, having to revers back towards a blind corner.
Additional traffic from any developments in the extended boundary area would only add to theses issues.
Any development would also add strain to the sewerage, water and electrical infrastructure.
Hazardous to walk in the village on times due to the lack of footpaths and vehicle congestion.
The area has a potential to flood.

Atodiadau:


Ein hymateb:

This assessment of the site has been undertaken in accordance with national guidance and the Site Assessment Methodology and background/topic papers and the supporting evidence. The site is considered appropriate as small scale development, and as such has been included in the development limits. Whilst the site is within the proposed development limits it will be for a planning application to determine the acceptability of any potential proposal. This includes highway, infrastructure and amenity considerations and will form part of a planning application process should a development be taken forward to application stage.