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Revised Development Strategy
ID sylw: 53934
Derbyniwyd: 28/07/2013
Ymatebydd: Mrs Pamela Sutton
There are three entrances: -
* The main entrance being that from the Birmingham Road, encountering traffic light controlled, single lane, height restricted railway bridge.
* The second entrance, Ugly Bridge, is a lowly country lane, passing over a single lane weight restricted canal bridge, going under a single lane height restricted railway bridge.
* The third entrance is via the small village of Hampton-on-the-Hill, disciplined by a single lane, chicane traffic flow, a small country lane.
Taking these factors into account, it makes more practical sense that a development of this nature and size,should be seriously considered for locating OUTSIDE the confines of these restrictive approaches.
Revised Development Strategy - Local Plan
Village Allocations - Primary Service Villages
Reference No. C - Hampton Magna
Objecting strongly on the basis that the logistical side of the problems will become immediately evident together with other major problems, should a substantial development of this nature be located within the restricted confines of Hampton Magna. Up to 200 dwellings can be envisaged as an ultimate development within the are available. This would bring up to some additional 400 vehicles to be injected into the village traffic flow and highlights the logistical problems that would develop immediately any action commences to service the development area.