Testun llawn:
x1/
I think the LDP is unsound and should be changed
I feel this is the case as the two parcels of land situate in Heel Brown between No4
and No6 and alongside No8 form part of the conveyance of 1988 from the coal board, with spcific covenants as to the future use of the land being specified as for
“recreation and amenity”, Any intended use other than the above to be notified to
the coal board, and consent sought, the coal board have not been notified that
these two parcels of land are now proposed to be included inside the LDP
development limit, and need to be removed from being contained within these proposed development limits, to be reinstated as intebded in the original I
conveyance, not for development, or sale,
Attachments 1/ and 2/
I enclose attachments showing the two parcels of land shaded in red
and a copy of coal board map showing All the land in the conveyance of 1988
x 2/
Pocedural requirements have not been met
This comment is because CCC have in their possesion the conveyance document
containing the covenants mentioned in x 1) above, yet have proceeded to propose
changes to the LDP development limits, that would include parcels of land in
contravention to those covenants, without conforming to the required procedure in
infornmlng te coal board as required in the original conveyance.
I attach highlighted sections of the conveyance document to confirm the above and clarify the intended future use of the land conveyed by the coal board for community use
Attachment 3/
x 3/
New Policy
I think that the "new policy" needs to establish and clarify the “recreation and
amenity" status of the large parcel of land sited at Heol Brown park between the
two green shaded areas in the current LDP proposal,
It's important to state that in last 2 years via the FOTP (Friends Of Tycroes Parks)
there has been extensive work carried out in both woodland sections of the
parkland, in as much as that a comprehensive footpath development has been
carried out by a contracting company for the benefit of our community use, and all
gravelled paths are wheelchair user friendly, and has had a tremendous benefit as
witnessed by the huge increase in users, this development has inclded installation
of boardwalks and drainage systems
In the open grassed area between the scouts hall and the refurbished childrens play area several large picnic tables have been laid out. and the increased footfall in the
parknand woodlands is quite incredible,
as a result of the above improvements and numbers of community events held on
the site
It is asked that this area be awarded the same status as the current green shaded area that is, “protected from development”
This would also establish the land donated in the 1988 conveyance, being
recognised, and established, on record within the LDP , to be retained in perpetuity
for the community as intended by the coal board conveyance for community
"recreation and Amenity”
l attach a copy of a section of the current LDP plan,and hatched in red the area of
land which needs to be established as “protecred from development” status.
Attachment 4/
x 4/
New paragraph or supporting text,
If appropriate a new paragraph or text might be beneficial in explaining the status
of the parcel of land conveyed in 1988 from the coal board and the exploit content
describing its intended use by the communituy
it would clarify both the coal boards generosity (sold for £1) '
and CCC compliance via the LDP to honour the vendors intentions regarding use
