No change to the Plan.

Objection to potential LDP – Land off Cwmamman Road, Glanamman
Grid reference 266436:213116
With reference to the above, I strongly object to this land in the future being included in the LDP. It has come to my attention that advertising boards by an Estate Agent has already been erected with possible intention to obtain as much interest from buyers as possible in order to submit planning application with the intention to obtain the approval of planning permission based on enquires from potential buyers. This is my theory. This is false advertising as this land has NO planning permission in force.
There are serious concerns with this site. It was subject to Carmarthenshire County Council refusing planning under planning application no E/21000 in 2009. Although a successful appeal in 2011 was lodged with the Welsh Assembly – the consent given has now obviously expired. In their report -conditions were strictly restrictive and had to be adhered to their specific requirements.
The land in question is geologically a major factor due to historical mining activities with shallow mine workings, and a demolition of a detached bungalow which suffered subsidence damage beyond economical repair in 1999. Shallow workings beneath the property of 272 Cwmamman Road resulted in the collapse and upward migration of weakened strata overlying collapsed old workings, probably augmented by water from surface runoff following a pathway along the rockhead as confirmed by Consulting Engineers on behalf of the Coal authority.
Residents are concerned that if this land is included for future LDP, there could be possible subsidence and ground heave with sudden movement that could affect adjacent properties if ever a housing development was erected.
The land is totally unsuitable for various reasons including history of traffic accidents on the highway. These issues were pointed out under the above reference number that is accessible to yourselves.
Please take into consideration my objection if ever the land is considered to be included in future LDP.