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ID sylw: 106021

Derbyniwyd: 04/03/2025

Ymatebydd: Ian Elkington

The earmarked land is greenbelt land and should not be built on, greenbelt land was designated such for a reason in he first place, those reasons still stand and it should not be built on

We should be looking a re-developing brownfield sites of which there are many before looking at destroying our countryside

There are flooding issues in all the designated land, and further development would worsen this issue

The road system is simply unable to cope with the increase in traffic, I cannot see any plans to upgrade the roads. There is very little accessible public transport in Hockley heath, driving is really the only way to get around.

Public services such as schools, doctors, refuse collection, transport etc are already over subscribed, and the burden would fall on Solihull, who have already opposed the development, it is very unfair that South Warwickshire council makes this decision and leaves another council to sort out the mess, if it does go ahead any profits must and should go to supporting Hockley heath residents.

Hockley heath is an rural English village, it would forever alter the character of the village destroying yet another part of our English heritage.

This is one of the few places near a city where there is still biodiversity and wildlife, this development would significantly impact wildlife and destroy our already threatened countryside.