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Ail Gynllun Datblygu Lleol Adneuo Diwygiedig Sir Gaerfyrddin
ID sylw: 5458
Derbyniwyd: 14/04/2023
Ymatebydd: Mr & Mrs Gareth & Yvonne Davies
Nifer y bobl: 2
Cydymffurfio â’r gyfraith? Heb nodi
Cadarn? Heb nodi
Objection to the inclusion of land detailed for SA44 5YF area Rose Villa (SR/160/003), reasons include:
- The land is an area of woodland which has a pig sty.
- An old caravan has been replaced with a larger caravan.
- Much habitat and wild flowers exist in this area.
- This area is of scientific interest due to rare brown hairstreak butterfly and rare ferns and plants
- Access is a narrow farm lane leading to 4 other properties which isn’t suitable for further traffic, which isn’t maintained (and not owned by the owners of the site in question).
- It will create additional noise.
- Flooding concerns due to proximity to two rivers.
- Loss of ancient woodland.
Exclude the land from the development limits.
I would like to object to the inclusion of land detailed (highlighted in orange) of attached map (M1) for SA44 5YF area Rose Villa
The reasons are:
Environmental Land, this is not a plot but an area of woodland which has a pig sty and until the new owners moved to Rose Villa had an old caravan for storage. This was replaced by a much larger caravan and a parking area for one car. Much habitat and wild flowers exist in this area. Over the years much development has been completed by Rose Villa.
Conservation – this area is of scientific interest due to rare brown hairstreak butterfly monitored by the Butterfly Conservation at winter. Rare ferns and plants such as native primroses, wild roses, native daffodils exist at this parcel of land some already lost due to hedge at the front of this plot removed.
Access – Access to the land is not via a main tarmacced road, it is a narrow farm lane leading to 4 other properties. Any further traffic could cause dangers to walkers on the dedicated footpath or accidents to other residents along this lane. No one maintains this road except us over the last 30 years with evidence of repairs and maintenance. The road has gone into disrepair over the last couple of years with huge amount of traffic using it. Only this week we completed maintenance on some parts but due to the traffic now back to normal with very deep potholes.
This will create additional noise in what was a very peaceful beautiful valley. Currently with lots of trees, this will spoil the character of a beautiful conservation area.
River nearby – there are 2 rivers running alongside this woodland, one directly behind and when it rains the levels raise very quickly and flooding occurs if debris is not cleared further downstream.
Traffic – If planning is granted, this will generate more traffic, this road cannot take more traffic or any parking on the lane.
Ruin – This ruin is an old pigsty and not a cottage.
Road Condition – The road is in a very poor
Ownership of the road and grass verge - The owners of Rose Villa do not own this road, nor the grass verge.
Footpath - It has a registered footpath down the lane and many walkers use it. It is a highway maintained by public monies for the footpath only. There is nothing that ties owners of the properties to maintain the lane. We have maintained the lane for 28 years with no financial support from any of the dwellings using the land, we have full evidence of this.
If planning was granted it would have an overbearing impact on the surrounding lane and beautiful peaceful walk which would be spoilt forever.
Ancient Woodland - Loss of trees forever. Houses bats.
Access to Main Road – The entrance to the main road is on top of a brow and with more traffic approaching the B Road, would give great concerns to access and eggress.
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.