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HOM1: Dyraniadau Tai

ID sylw: 5366

Derbyniwyd: 14/04/2023

Ymatebydd: Celtic Properties and Developments Ltd.

Asiant : JCR Planning Ltd

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Crynodeb o'r Gynrychiolaeth:

This representation objects to the exclusion of site ref. AS2/049/002 (previously candidate site reference SR/049/007) from the development limits for Drefach and seeks to secure the inclusion of an area of land off Heol Blaenhirwaun within the residential development limits for Drefach. Its development is supported by national planning policy.

Newid wedi’i awgrymu gan ymatebydd:

Include candidate site SR/049/007 within the Plan as a housing allocation.

Testun llawn:

This representation objects to the exclusion of this site from the development limits for Drefach and seeks to secure the inclusion of an area of land off Heol Blaenhirwaun within the residential development limits for Drefach. Its development is supported by national planning policy.
Drefach is categorised as part of a Tier 1 Principal Centre but is only scheduled to receive a minor level of development. Given its strategic location, Drefach justifies appropriate level of suitable residential development. It offers a range of facilities and services that have a community focus, including primary and secondary education, healthcare provision, together with localised shopping facilities and other services. Drefach offers locational advantages similar to those of many other areas currently recommended to receive significant residential land allocations.
The objection site adjoins an existing bus route and is situated within walking and cycling distance of key facilities. A planning permission for residential development has been granted in respect of the field adjacent to the objection site and which is allocated within the current LDP.
The residential element of the scheme would comprise a high quality phased development and would draw on local Welsh vernacular architectural design elements, making every effort to be sustainable, both through the employment of local contractors, the use of local suppliers, and in the long term, through the provision of residential units within convenient walking distance of services and facilities.
The proposer’s land is in a more sustainable location than other residential allocations in Drefach and has the advantage of being readily deliverable to provide quality housing in the short term in this Tier 1 Principal Centre.
The inclusion of the proposer’s land would not lead to additional environmental pressure, but instead will foster sustainable growth and allow for a wider choice of housing type within Drefach. Its development would be in keeping and in character with the settlement and will ensure a deliverable source of future housing for this sustainable community.
In addition, residential development at this location:-
· would not be detrimental to the amenity of adjacent properties;
· would satisfy recognised housing and sustainability objectives;
· would not have a detrimental impact on the landscape or nature conservation interests.
Furthermore, the site is not impeded by any access, ground condition, flood risk, hydrological, ecological, archaeological or land ownership related constraints and its short term delivery is assured.
It is considered that this site is both sustainable and readily deliverable and its inclusion within revised development limits would be fully supported.


Ein hymateb:

The sites have been duly considered in the formulation and preparation of the LDP with the reasons for their non-inclusion set out within the Site Assessment Table. The representations raise no additional points which justify inclusion of the suggested sites. The assessment of sites was undertaken in accordance with national guidance and the site assessment methodology and background/topic papers and the supporting evidence.

Gwrthwynebu

Ail Gynllun Datblygu Lleol Adneuo Diwygiedig Sir Gaerfyrddin

HOM1: Dyraniadau Tai

ID sylw: 5472

Derbyniwyd: 14/04/2023

Ymatebydd: Celtic Properties and Developments Ltd.

Asiant : JCR Planning Ltd

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Cadarn? Nac Ydi

Crynodeb o'r Gynrychiolaeth:

Objection to the non-inclusion of site AS2/069/001 for housing within Fforest / Hendy.
The objection site is located immediately adjacent to existing residential properties, and its development:-
● would be acceptable to both the form and character of the locality;
● would not be detrimental to the amenity of adjacent properties;
● would satisfy recognised housing and sustainability objectives;
● would not have a detrimental impact on the landscape or nature conservation interests.

Newid wedi’i awgrymu gan ymatebydd:

Amend Plan to include the site

Testun llawn:

This representation objects to the exclusion of this site from the development limits for Fforest/Hendy, a Tier 2 Service Centre. There are limited housing opportunities elsewhere within the settlement – most have already been built or are under construction. As the plan period progresses, there will be fewer opportunities for residential development.
Given the proximity of this urban settlement to Swansea and the strategic transport links provided by the nearby M4 and Heart of Wales rail line, this lack of recognised housing opportunities will hinder the future growth of the settlement and will discourage inward investment.
There are significant employment areas within the locality, as well as education, retail and healthcare services, yet there is very little scope for residential development within this Tier 2 settlement. The objection site represents a natural ‘rounding off’ to this part of Fforest and is conveniently located within walking distance of nearby Hendy/Pontarddulais’ services and facilities. Furthermore, there is an important community facility (‘Bird in Hand’ public house/restaurant) opposite the objection site, thereby reinforcing its confirmed sustainability credentials.
The residential element of any scheme would comprise a high quality phased development and would draw on local Welsh vernacular architectural design elements, making every effort to be sustainable, both through the employment of local contractors, the use of local suppliers, and in the long
term, through the provision of residential units within convenient walking distance of Fforest’s services and facilities.
The proposer’s land is in a highly sustainable location being immediately adjacent to the A48 road and in close proximity to the public house. The site has the added advantage of being readily deliverable to provide high quality housing in keeping with existing development in Fforest.
The inclusion of the proposer’s land would not lead to additional environmental pressure, but instead will foster sustainable growth and allow for a wider choice of housing type within Fforest. Its development would be in keeping and in character with the settlement and will ensure a readily deliverable source of future housing for this sustainable community.
In addition, residential development at this location:-
· would not be detrimental to the amenity of adjacent properties;
· would satisfy recognised housing and sustainability objectives;
· would not have a detrimental impact on the landscape or nature conservation interests.
Furthermore, the site is not impeded by any access, ground condition, flood risk, hydrological, ecological, archaeological or land ownership related constraints and its short term delivery is assured.
It is considered that this site is both sustainable and readily deliverable and its inclusion within revised development limits would be fully supported.

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Ein hymateb:

There is sufficient and more appropriate land available for residential use within the settlement to accommodate its housing need.

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