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ID sylw: 65189

Derbyniwyd: 02/05/2014

Ymatebydd: Rachel Edwards

Crynodeb o'r Gynrychiolaeth:

The land would have to be compulsory purchased, which will take time. The farmer would lose a source of income which is unfair.

The proximity to the village is incompatible with Gipsy/Traveler wish to live apart from settled community.

The size of the site is out of proportion to the village size.

The village school is single form entry. Would the school be able to cope especially if more houses are built in the village or surrounding areas?

The village Doctors Surgery is only part time.

The visual effect on the entrance to the village would be damaging.

In 1992 all Bishops Tachbrook residents were compensated for noise pollution due to the siting of M40. This site is closer to the M40 than the village.

Mallory Road and St Chads are busy roads through the village. School children crossing twice a day over Mallory Road would have to be considered, bring more cars through the village is not a good move.

The junction of Mallory Road/Banbury Road is impossible to get out of at certain times of the day, increased village population will cause this is to be much worse. The junction is dangerous and there have been accidents and a fatality already.

The proposed access from the farmers drive is a blind spot at the top of a hill, very dangerous for pulling in and out of the site.

There are no footpaths from the proposed site into the village and no bus stops by the site.

The land is not level, prone to flooding in the northwest corner which then floods the end of Mallory Road/Banbury Road.

There is no connection to services such as sewage and water on this land.

Potential disruption to Guide Dog centre.