SR/159/014

Support

Representation ID: 72

Received: 19/01/2019

Respondent: Mrs Rhian Wynne Jones

Maintaining green spaces for future generations is of paramount importance. Mae'r ardal rhwng Heol Hafod a Heol Brown yn ardal gwledig yn llawn bywyd gwyllt - llwynogod, gwywerod, draenogod a chynifer o adar gwyllt. Mae ystlymod a Tylluanod Ysgubor yn hedfan yn rheolaidd a Barcudiaid a chrychydd yn ei ddefnyddio. Yn enedigol o Dycroes, rwyf, yn ogystal a chenhedloedd o blant wedi chwarae ar y caeau hyn a rwyf yn gobeithio bydd cyfle i blant y dyfod ei defnyddio. Mae cynnal a chadw byd natur o bwys. Hetifeddiaeth ein plant yw y caeau a'n dyletswydd yw eu gwarchod.

Support

Representation ID: 74

Received: 19/01/2019

Respondent: Mr KC Hanham

CCC proposal to "Protection from Development" is the correct decision, this land was sold to Tycroes in 1988 with covenants that its use to be for recreation and amenity in perpertuity, It's a well loved facility, used by young and old the woodland alongside Hafod Road is unspoiled with native mature trees and shrubs, and abundant wildlife that the community enjoy, and to hear the shrills and laughter of young children playing in the woods in summer is a priceless joy,
I am a Tycroes native, and this land was gifted for recreation and amenity by the NCB to us

Support

Representation ID: 219

Received: 29/01/2019

Respondent: Mr KC Hanham

I am Mary Rose Hanham and live at 5 Heol Brown in Tycroes
I support the plan to protect this land from development, and retain it for recreation uses only, as was intended by the national coal board when sold for only £1 in 1988, with the condition (covenant) that it was to be used for the recreation and enjoyment of the villagers of Tycroes,
AND ONLY FOR THAT PURPOSE, contrary to our community council who suggest selling off part of the woodland for development,
In summer this is an adventure woodland where children play,
It must be protected

Support

Representation ID: 233

Received: 29/01/2019

Respondent: Mrs Wendy Evans

This area comprises of the childrens fenced play area, the enclosed tennis and ball parks, has a properly, ( youth project ) concrete footpaths encircling the green outside perimeter, and has a woodland at its boundary with Hafod road, this is a haven for wildlife including finches woodpecker and an array of garden birds, almost daily red kites circle the area, there are owls resident
In summer young children run around the woods playing hide and seek and childrens games as I did when i was a child and now my grandchildren have the same adventures there
PROTECT FROM DEVELOPMENT

Support

Representation ID: 275

Received: 30/01/2019

Respondent: Mr Jemahl Evans

I very much approve of the council protecting this land for our recreation, as the NCB covenant requires, and despite one local councillor's unhealthy obsession with destroying our environment. Da iawn Cyngor Sir Gar!

Support

Representation ID: 302

Received: 31/01/2019

Respondent: Mr KC Hanham

I support the forward planning dept proposals as specified for this candidate site
Mrs Mary Hanham

Support

Representation ID: 338

Received: 01/02/2019

Respondent: Mr Calum Higgins

This is a great proposal. The land was given to the community and is a mixture of woodland and recreational parks for the community. It has environmental significance and is used as an open play area by children.

Support

Representation ID: 997

Received: 07/02/2019

Respondent: Cllr Tina Higgins

This land was donated to the village of Tycroes. It contains a wooded area with approximately 250 trees without the saplings. The local school has confirmed that is fully uses this area as part of their natures studies.
Residents have raised concerns about proposals to develop the area.
This area is rich in wildlife including foxes, badgers, owls and rare butterflies.
The area contains a nature walk which is well used by many residents.
Green spaces are essential for Physical and Mental Health Wellbeing.
The area has several footpaths running through it.

Support

Representation ID: 1004

Received: 07/02/2019

Respondent: Miss Gemma Brady

To safeguard site for future generations

Support

Representation ID: 1006

Received: 07/02/2019

Respondent: Miss Gemma Brady

To safeguard site for future generations

Support

Representation ID: 1009

Received: 07/02/2019

Respondent: Mr Gary Beard

To safeguard site for future generations

Support

Representation ID: 1013

Received: 07/02/2019

Respondent: Mr Jordan Beard

To safeguard site for future generations

Support

Representation ID: 1137

Received: 07/02/2019

Respondent: Mrs Amy Wright

Land should remain open land for community use

Support

Representation ID: 1178

Received: 07/02/2019

Respondent: Mr gordon wishart

I'd like to safeguard this site for future generations

Support

Representation ID: 1194

Received: 07/02/2019

Respondent: Mr Anthony Treharne

There are sufficient dwellings in the Tycroes area. Areas like this should be protected for future generations.

Support

Representation ID: 1218

Received: 07/02/2019

Respondent: Miss Moira Evans

I wholeheartedly support the proposed plan for protection from development. Far too much land in the area has already been taken up for building, with the subsequent loss of green spaces, ancient woodland, the variety of plant life and the wildlife dependent upon this environment. Once lost, this ecosystem can never be regained, a situation detrimental to the living conditions of not only plants and animals but of the people already resident in this area and their enjoyment of their community.

Support

Representation ID: 1404

Received: 08/02/2019

Respondent: Llanedi Community Council

Following a public consultation exercise, a meeting of Llanedi Community Council on the 6th February 2018 agreed that we wish to support the call for the protection of this site. We feel it is appropriate to protect this land from development in order to:
* preserve a community recreation space/place for safe play
* preserve the environmental importance of the site
* protect the rights of way

Comment

Representation ID: 1968

Received: 08/02/2019

Respondent: Welsh Government

Site can only come forward with delivery of Ammanford distribution road. Fully evidenced prior to inclusion. This is the same for all adjoining potential site allocations. Significant cumulative impacts that are required to be modelled/mitigated prior to LDP2 inclusion.

The respondent has compiled some general comments from Welsh Government Network Management Division as highway authority for the trunk road and motorways in Wales and also makes a number of site specific comments. The respondent states that the strategic trunk road network is for the safe and expeditious movement of long distance traffic. In order to maintain free-flow and safety, there is a general presumption against new access onto trunk roads. Further detailed advice is given on how developments should seek to access trunk roads, with reference made to guidance and legislation (including the Design Manual for Roads and Bridges (DMRB) and the Active Travel Act).

In order for the trunk road highway authority to be in a position to make a considered view, the onus is on the forward planning authority to provide highway evidence in both capacity and safety terms. This will scope the consideration of existing network capacity constraints, agreed infrastructure upgrades and outline delivery streams (such as planning obligations).

Advice is provided on the potential accompanying evidence required with an application (eg Transport Statement (TS) or Transport Assessment (TA)) - commensurate with the scale of the proposal. Applications are judged on their individual merits and specific supporting traffic impact detail may be requested in order to consider network impacts. Where designs are not DMRB compliant there is a right to issue a direction to refuse an application.

Where developments require improvements to existing or new connections to the trunk road and these are agreed at planning, the developer will be required to enter into an appropriate legal agreement for their delivery, generally via Section 184 and Section 278 of the Highways Act.

Comment

Representation ID: 2907

Received: 06/02/2019

Respondent: Llanedi Community Council

At the extraordinary meeting of Llanedi Community Council held on the 28th August 2018, it was agreed by Councillor's, that land at the above location be included in the Local development Plan for residential use.
(Minute no.8 LDP Tycroes refers to)
It is noted that this decision was not carried out, and the land has been allocated for protection status and against the council's decision.
It is in this respect that an amended application is submitted for residential use.

Support

Representation ID: 2946

Received: 08/02/2019

Respondent: Mr Clive Hanham

We the undersigned being residents of the village of Tycroes append our names and address to this petition to confirm our support to the current proposed LDP limits from Carmarthenshire County Council.
In particular, we support the retention for Leisure and Recreation the Open Space Areas listed as The Village Park and Natural Woodland SR/159/014 (protected from development. The football Pitch SR/159/005 (as green open space) also the open space area SR/159/015 (as open countryside) which borders the four communities of Tycroes, Penybanc, Parcyrhun and Pantyffynnon whose residents enjoy the countyside walks, views and wildlife that these areas allow.

Yr ydym ni sydd wedi llofnodi isod yn drigolion pentref Tycroes yn atodi ein henwau a'n cyfeiriad i'r ddeiseb hon I gadarnhau ein cefnogaeth I derfynau arfaethedig y CDLI gan Gyngor Sir Caerfyrddin.
Yn benodol, rydym yn cefnogi cadw'r Ardaloedd Gofod Agored ar gyfer hamdden a restrir fel Parc y Pentref a Choetir Natur SR/159/014 (wedi'i warchod rhag datblygu) ynghyd â Pharc Pêl-droed SR/159/005 (fel man gwyrdd agored) gan gynnwys ardal gofod agored SR/159/015 (fel cefn gwlad agored) sy'n ffinio pedwar cymuned Tycroes, Penbanc, Parcyrhyn a Pantyffynnon y mae eu trigolion yn mwynhau teithiau cerdded cefn gwlad, golygfeydd a bywyd gwyllt y mae'r ardaloedd hyn yn caniatâu.