Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58724

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr Dennis Witt

-No convenient access to a GP surgery or school which are nearly full
-Concern over road safety on Fosse Way from vehicle access to the site and additional traffic adding to congestion
-No existing utilities on site, drainage issues
-Potential disturbance to local wildlife
-Negative impact on local business (Warwickshire Exhibition Centre), causing damage to local economy, tourism and loss of jobs

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58725

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mrs P A Crowther

-No convenient access to a GP surgery or school and it would place additional pressure on nearby amenities with additional houses too
-There is no direct public transport or footpath access to the site, which could pose a road safety hazard
-No existing utilities on site such as sewerage or gas, and it could place pressure on rural electricity supply
-Adverse visual and physical impact on the rural landscape from exposed location, harming the character of the area
-Difficulty integrating to the local community as located in a remote rural location
-Negative impact on local business (Warwickshire Exhibition Centre), causing damage to local economy amd loss of jobs

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58734

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Miss Kayleigh Winterburn

-No convenient access to a GP surgery or school and it would place additional pressure on nearby amenities
-Difficulty integrating to the local community as located in a remote location and outnumbering local population
-Site close to protected woodland with protected species
-Negative impact on local business (Warwickshire Exhibition Centre), causing damage to local economy

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58735

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr P F Clark

-Negative impact on local business (Warwickshire Exhibition Centre), causing damage to local economy and loss of jobs
-No convenient access to a schools, GP surgery or dentist and it would place additional pressure on nearby amenities
-No existing utilities on site and concern over who is investing in this
-Adverse visual impact on the rural landscape
-Close to a main road with no footpaths or pedestrian infrastructure

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58736

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr Donald D S Rowe

-No convenient access to a GP surgery or school and it would place additional pressure on nearby amenities
-Concern over resident safety due to proximity of the road particular children
-Adverse visual impact on the rural landscape from irregular pattern and potential work practises expanding the scale of the site.
-No existing utilities on site such as sewerage or gas, and it could place pressure on rural electricity supply and other infrastructure
-Adverse visual impact on the rural/agricultural landscape, from urbanisation
-Difficulty integrating to the local community as located in a remote location and outnumbering the local population
-Negative impact on local business (Warwickshire Exhibition Centre), causing damage to local economy and tourism
-Site close to protected woodland with endangered species

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58738

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mrs K Timms

-No convenient access to a GP surgery or school and it would place additional pressure on nearby amenities
-Concern over resident safety due to proximity of the road particular children
-Site of historical and archaeological importance, occupying agricultural land
-Difficulty integrating to the local community as located in a remote location and outnumbering the local population
-Adverse visual impact on the rural landscape from irregular pattern and potential work practises expanding the scale of the site.
-No existing utilities on site such as sewerage or gas, and it could place pressure on rural electricity supply and other infrastructure
-Negative impact on local business (Warwickshire Exhibition Centre), causing damage to local economy
-Additional traffic and access to the site would only increase hazards on the road
-Site close to protected woodland with endangered species
-Local services, facilities, medical care and schools cannot cope with further development
- Urbanisation of rural landscape for pedestrian infrastructure
-Site close to protected woodland with protected species

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58739

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr Alan E Payne

-No convenient access to a GP surgery or school and it would place additional pressure on nearby amenities
-Area prone to flooding
-Additional traffic and access to the site would only increase hazards on the road
Access issues
-No existing utilities on site
-Adverse visual and physical impact on the rural landscape from exposed location harming the character of the area
-Concern over feasibility of integrated co-existence, due to local opposition
-Pressure on local infrastructure and services
-No evidence to support sustainable work practises
-Previous negative experience with gypsys and travellers
-Potential damage to protected woodland with protected species
Perceived increase in crime

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58741

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr D J S Ainscow

-Negative impact on local business (Warwickshire Exhibition Centre), causing damage to local economy
-No convenient access to local amenities, and would place extra pressure on limited services

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58742

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr James Allsopp

-No convenient access to a GP surgery or school and it would place additional pressure on nearby amenities
-Difficulty integrating to the local community as located in a remote location and outnumbering the local population
-Negative impact on local business (Warwickshire Exhibition Centre), causing damage to local economy
-Site close to protected woodland with endangered species

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58743

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr Alan John Ellison

-Negative impact on local housing market because of negative association with 'Gypsies and Travellers' and adverse visual impact on the rural landscape
-Negative impact on local business (Warwickshire Exhibition Centre), causing damage to local economy
-Additional pressure on nearby services e.g. doctor surgery
-Previous negative experience with gypsys and travellers in relation to crime

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58744

Derbyniwyd: 19/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Catriona Rollason

Local GP surgeries are either full or not served by public transport meaning no convenient access.
Radford Primary School is almost full and will be oversubscribed if the proposed new houses are built in the village. Harbury Primary School is also full.
The public transport is satisfactory but residents are likely to use their own transport. There is a bus stop on the B425 but no pedestrian links from it to the potential site.
Site will generate hundreds of traffic movements daily adding to peak time delays on a fast road that is designated a High Risk Route by the County Council. Being on the junction of two major roads the access may require highway improvements but it's unwise to introduce more traffic here. Also any new bus shelters, pedestrian crossing, street lighting etc will add to the urbanization of the area.
Fosse Way a very busy main road which creates the potential for noise and disturbance to site residents
Site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and only a limited rural electricity supply line so fails to meet the Council's site requirement criteria.
At this point the Fosse Way is on its original alignment so considerable archaeological remains will be destroyed as previous remains have been found locally. Therefore it's important that archaeology and heritage of the area can be recovered and safeguarded prior to any site works.
The proposed site will cover 0.8 hectare (8000 m²) which is four times the size of the Exhibition Centre and could increase if working space is also included. The large number and variety of caravans and vehicles in the bottom of the valley cannot be integrated into the landscape without harming the visual appearance and character of the area. Also the historic traditional Woodlands provide habitat for birds and small mammals (Pipistrelle bats, great crested newts) and would be greatly affected by the site and possible intrusion and activities of younger residents.
The village of Radford Semele over 1.5 miles away and there is a very small community in Fosse Way (20 houses) within half a mile of the site. The 120 residents on site will absorb rather than integrate with this small local community so will not encourage peaceful and integrated co-existence.
The proposed site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and the electricity supply is a limited rural line which will possibly need upgrading to an increase in demand.
The perception of the site will impact on the Warwickshire Exhibition Centre which is likely to lose events and make it impossible to continue operating resulting in job losses. Local economy will lose the money spent on accommodation, food, entertainment etc from visitors to the Exhibition Centre (c£5m). Additionally several other local businesses (employing between 50 and 60 people) would be caused significant difficulties by this development.
Unauthorised expansion from the site onto agricultural land could mean contractors would not risk tractors and equipment and together with crop damage and possible rubbish deposits could result in the land becoming unsightly and unfarmed.
Fosse Alpaca and Kune Kune Pigs are located close to the site, and it is important to protect the animals from diseases (foot and mouth, bTB and Parro virus) which can be spread by human trespass and unvaccinated dogs. The animals graze on fields between the site and the Grand Union Canal.
The site will be major invasion into the openness of the countryside and will be an irreversible urbanisation of the entire area and make further 'ribbon' development harder to resist.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58748

Derbyniwyd: 19/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Ian Macwhinnie

Local GP surgeries are either full or not served by public transport meaning no convenient access.
Radford Primary School is almost full and will be oversubscribed if the proposed new houses are built in the village. Harbury Primary School is also full.
The public transport is satisfactory but residents are likely to use their own transport. There is a bus stop on the B425 but no pedestrian links from it to the potential site.
Site will generate hundreds of traffic movements daily adding to peak time delays on a fast road that is designated a High Risk Route by the County Council. Being on the junction of two major roads the access may require highway improvements but it's unwise to introduce more traffic here. Also any new bus shelters, pedestrian crossing, street lighting etc will add to the urbanization of the area.
Fosse Way a very busy main road which creates the potential for noise and disturbance to site residents
Site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and only a limited rural electricity supply line so fails to meet the Council's site requirement criteria.
At this point the Fosse Way is on its original alignment so considerable archaeological remains will be destroyed as previous remains have been found locally. Therefore it's important that archaeology and heritage of the area can be recovered and safeguarded prior to any site works.
The proposed site will cover 0.8 hectare (8000 m²) which is four times the size of the Exhibition Centre and could increase if working space is also included. The large number and variety of caravans and vehicles in the bottom of the valley cannot be integrated into the landscape without harming the visual appearance and character of the area. Also the historic traditional Woodlands provide habitat for birds and small mammals (Pipistrelle bats, great crested newts) and would be greatly affected by the site and possible intrusion and activities of younger residents.
The village of Radford Semele over 1.5 miles away and there is a very small community in Fosse Way (20 houses) within half a mile of the site. The 120 residents on site will absorb rather than integrate with this small local community so will not encourage peaceful and integrated co-existence.
The proposed site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and the electricity supply is a limited rural line which will possibly need upgrading to an increase in demand.
The perception of the site will impact on the Warwickshire Exhibition Centre which is likely to lose events and make it impossible to continue operating resulting in job losses. Local economy will lose the money spent on accommodation, food, entertainment etc from visitors to the Exhibition Centre (c£5m). Additionally several other local businesses (employing between 50 and 60 people) would be caused significant difficulties by this development.
Unauthorised expansion from the site onto agricultural land could mean contractors would not risk tractors and equipment and together with crop damage and possible rubbish deposits could result in the land becoming unsightly and unfarmed.
Fosse Alpaca and Kune Kune Pigs are located close to the site, and it is important to protect the animals from diseases (foot and mouth, bTB and Parro virus) which can be spread by human trespass and unvaccinated dogs. The animals graze on fields between the site and the Grand Union Canal.
The site will be major invasion into the openness of the countryside and will be an irreversible urbanisation of the entire area and make further 'ribbon' development harder to resist.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58752

Derbyniwyd: 18/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr Laurence Dufty

Local GP surgeries are either full or not served by public transport meaning no convenient access.
Radford Primary School is almost full and will be oversubscribed if the proposed new houses are built in the village. Harbury Primary School is also full.
The public transport is satisfactory but residents are likely to use their own transport. There is a bus stop on the B425 but no pedestrian links from it to the potential site.
Site will generate hundreds of traffic movements daily adding to peak time delays on a fast road that is designated a High Risk Route by the County Council. Being on the junction of two major roads the access may require highway improvements but it's unwise to introduce more traffic here. Also any new bus shelters, pedestrian crossing, street lighting etc will add to the urbanization of the area.
Fosse Way a very busy main road which creates the potential for noise and disturbance to site residents
Site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and only a limited rural electricity supply line so fails to meet the Council's site requirement criteria.
At this point the Fosse Way is on its original alignment so considerable archaeological remains will be destroyed as previous remains have been found locally. Therefore it's important that archaeology and heritage of the area can be recovered and safeguarded prior to any site works.
The proposed site will cover 0.8 hectare (8000 m²) which is four times the size of the Exhibition Centre and could increase if working space is also included. The large number and variety of caravans and vehicles in the bottom of the valley cannot be integrated into the landscape without harming the visual appearance and character of the area. Also the historic traditional Woodlands provide habitat for birds and small mammals (Pipistrelle bats, great crested newts) and would be greatly affected by the site and possible intrusion and activities of younger residents.
The village of Radford Semele over 1.5 miles away and there is a very small community in Fosse Way (20 houses) within half a mile of the site. The 120 residents on site will absorb rather than integrate with this small local community so will not encourage peaceful and integrated co-existence.
The proposed site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and the electricity supply is a limited rural line which will possibly need upgrading to an increase in demand.
The perception of the site will impact on the Warwickshire Exhibition Centre which is likely to lose events and make it impossible to continue operating resulting in job losses. Local economy will lose the money spent on accommodation, food, entertainment etc from visitors to the Exhibition Centre (c£5m). Additionally several other local businesses (employing between 50 and 60 people) would be caused significant difficulties by this development.
Unauthorised expansion from the site onto agricultural land could mean contractors would not risk tractors and equipment and together with crop damage and possible rubbish deposits could result in the land becoming unsightly and unfarmed.
Fosse Alpaca and Kune Kune Pigs are located close to the site, and it is important to protect the animals from diseases (foot and mouth, bTB and Parro virus) which can be spread by human trespass and unvaccinated dogs. The animals graze on fields between the site and the Grand Union Canal.
The site will be major invasion into the openness of the countryside and will be an irreversible urbanisation of the entire area and make further 'ribbon' development harder to resist.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58756

Derbyniwyd: 17/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr Jon Bond

Local GP surgeries are either full or not served by public transport meaning no convenient access.
Radford Primary School is almost full and will be oversubscribed if the proposed new houses are built in the village. Harbury Primary School is also full.
The public transport is satisfactory but residents are likely to use their own transport. There is a bus stop on the B425 but no pedestrian links from it to the potential site.
Site will generate hundreds of traffic movements daily adding to peak time delays on a fast road that is designated a High Risk Route by the County Council. Being on the junction of two major roads the access may require highway improvements but it's unwise to introduce more traffic here. Also any new bus shelters, pedestrian crossing, street lighting etc will add to the urbanization of the area.
Fosse Way a very busy main road which creates the potential for noise and disturbance to site residents
Site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and only a limited rural electricity supply line so fails to meet the Council's site requirement criteria.
At this point the Fosse Way is on its original alignment so considerable archaeological remains will be destroyed as previous remains have been found locally. Therefore it's important that archaeology and heritage of the area can be recovered and safeguarded prior to any site works.
The proposed site will cover 0.8 hectare (8000 m²) which is four times the size of the Exhibition Centre and could increase if working space is also included. The large number and variety of caravans and vehicles in the bottom of the valley cannot be integrated into the landscape without harming the visual appearance and character of the area. Also the historic traditional Woodlands provide habitat for birds and small mammals (Pipistrelle bats, great crested newts) and would be greatly affected by the site and possible intrusion and activities of younger residents.
The village of Radford Semele over 1.5 miles away and there is a very small community in Fosse Way (20 houses) within half a mile of the site. The 120 residents on site will absorb rather than integrate with this small local community so will not encourage peaceful and integrated co-existence.
The proposed site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and the electricity supply is a limited rural line which will possibly need upgrading to an increase in demand.
The perception of the site will impact on the Warwickshire Exhibition Centre which is likely to lose events and make it impossible to continue operating resulting in job losses. Local economy will lose the money spent on accommodation, food, entertainment etc from visitors to the Exhibition Centre (c£5m). Additionally several other local businesses (employing between 50 and 60 people) would be caused significant difficulties by this development.
Unauthorised expansion from the site onto agricultural land could mean contractors would not risk tractors and equipment and together with crop damage and possible rubbish deposits could result in the land becoming unsightly and unfarmed.
Fosse Alpaca and Kune Kune Pigs are located close to the site, and it is important to protect the animals from diseases (foot and mouth, bTB and Parro virus) which can be spread by human trespass and unvaccinated dogs. The animals graze on fields between the site and the Grand Union Canal.
The site will be major invasion into the openness of the countryside and will be an irreversible urbanisation of the entire area and make further 'ribbon' development harder to resist.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58760

Derbyniwyd: 18/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr Vincent Crossan

Local GP surgeries are either full or not served by public transport meaning no convenient access.
Radford Primary School is almost full and will be oversubscribed if the proposed new houses are built in the village. Harbury Primary School is also full.
The public transport is satisfactory but residents are likely to use their own transport. There is a bus stop on the B425 but no pedestrian links from it to the potential site.
Site will generate hundreds of traffic movements daily adding to peak time delays on a fast road that is designated a High Risk Route by the County Council. Being on the junction of two major roads the access may require highway improvements but it's unwise to introduce more traffic here. Also any new bus shelters, pedestrian crossing, street lighting etc will add to the urbanization of the area.
Fosse Way a very busy main road which creates the potential for noise and disturbance to site residents
Site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and only a limited rural electricity supply line so fails to meet the Council's site requirement criteria.
At this point the Fosse Way is on its original alignment so considerable archaeological remains will be destroyed as previous remains have been found locally. Therefore it's important that archaeology and heritage of the area can be recovered and safeguarded prior to any site works.
The proposed site will cover 0.8 hectare (8000 m²) which is four times the size of the Exhibition Centre and could increase if working space is also included. The large number and variety of caravans and vehicles in the bottom of the valley cannot be integrated into the landscape without harming the visual appearance and character of the area. Also the historic traditional Woodlands provide habitat for birds and small mammals (Pipistrelle bats, great crested newts) and would be greatly affected by the site and possible intrusion and activities of younger residents.
The village of Radford Semele over 1.5 miles away and there is a very small community in Fosse Way (20 houses) within half a mile of the site. The 120 residents on site will absorb rather than integrate with this small local community so will not encourage peaceful and integrated co-existence.
The proposed site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and the electricity supply is a limited rural line which will possibly need upgrading to an increase in demand.
The perception of the site will impact on the Warwickshire Exhibition Centre which is likely to lose events and make it impossible to continue operating resulting in job losses. Local economy will lose the money spent on accommodation, food, entertainment etc from visitors to the Exhibition Centre (c£5m). Additionally several other local businesses (employing between 50 and 60 people) would be caused significant difficulties by this development.
Unauthorised expansion from the site onto agricultural land could mean contractors would not risk tractors and equipment and together with crop damage and possible rubbish deposits could result in the land becoming unsightly and unfarmed.
Fosse Alpaca and Kune Kune Pigs are located close to the site, and it is important to protect the animals from diseases (foot and mouth, bTB and Parro virus) which can be spread by human trespass and unvaccinated dogs. The animals graze on fields between the site and the Grand Union Canal.
The site will be major invasion into the openness of the countryside and will be an irreversible urbanisation of the entire area and make further 'ribbon' development harder to resist.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58764

Derbyniwyd: 18/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr Ken Robertson

Local GP surgeries are either full or not served by public transport meaning no convenient access.
Radford Primary School is almost full and will be oversubscribed if the proposed new houses are built in the village. Harbury Primary School is also full.
The public transport is satisfactory but residents are likely to use their own transport. There is a bus stop on the B425 but no pedestrian links from it to the potential site.
Site will generate hundreds of traffic movements daily adding to peak time delays on a fast road that is designated a High Risk Route by the County Council. Being on the junction of two major roads the access may require highway improvements but it's unwise to introduce more traffic here. Also any new bus shelters, pedestrian crossing, street lighting etc will add to the urbanization of the area.
Fosse Way a very busy main road which creates the potential for noise and disturbance to site residents
Site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and only a limited rural electricity supply line so fails to meet the Council's site requirement criteria.
At this point the Fosse Way is on its original alignment so considerable archaeological remains will be destroyed as previous remains have been found locally. Therefore it's important that archaeology and heritage of the area can be recovered and safeguarded prior to any site works.
The proposed site will cover 0.8 hectare (8000 m²) which is four times the size of the Exhibition Centre and could increase if working space is also included. The large number and variety of caravans and vehicles in the bottom of the valley cannot be integrated into the landscape without harming the visual appearance and character of the area. Also the historic traditional Woodlands provide habitat for birds and small mammals (Pipistrelle bats, great crested newts) and would be greatly affected by the site and possible intrusion and activities of younger residents.
The village of Radford Semele over 1.5 miles away and there is a very small community in Fosse Way (20 houses) within half a mile of the site. The 120 residents on site will absorb rather than integrate with this small local community so will not encourage peaceful and integrated co-existence.
The proposed site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and the electricity supply is a limited rural line which will possibly need upgrading to an increase in demand.
The perception of the site will impact on the Warwickshire Exhibition Centre which is likely to lose events and make it impossible to continue operating resulting in job losses. Local economy will lose the money spent on accommodation, food, entertainment etc from visitors to the Exhibition Centre (c£5m). Additionally several other local businesses (employing between 50 and 60 people) would be caused significant difficulties by this development.
Unauthorised expansion from the site onto agricultural land could mean contractors would not risk tractors and equipment and together with crop damage and possible rubbish deposits could result in the land becoming unsightly and unfarmed.
Fosse Alpaca and Kune Kune Pigs are located close to the site, and it is important to protect the animals from diseases (foot and mouth, bTB and Parro virus) which can be spread by human trespass and unvaccinated dogs. The animals graze on fields between the site and the Grand Union Canal.
The site will be major invasion into the openness of the countryside and will be an irreversible urbanisation of the entire area and make further 'ribbon' development harder to resist.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58769

Derbyniwyd: 18/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Miles of Tiles Ltd

Local GP surgeries are either full or not served by public transport meaning no convenient access.
Radford Primary School is almost full and will be oversubscribed if the proposed new houses are built in the village. Harbury Primary School is also full.
The public transport is satisfactory but residents are likely to use their own transport. There is a bus stop on the B425 but no pedestrian links from it to the potential site.
Site will generate hundreds of traffic movements daily adding to peak time delays on a fast road that is designated a High Risk Route by the County Council. Being on the junction of two major roads the access may require highway improvements but it's unwise to introduce more traffic here. Also any new bus shelters, pedestrian crossing, street lighting etc will add to the urbanization of the area.
Fosse Way a very busy main road which creates the potential for noise and disturbance to site residents
Site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and only a limited rural electricity supply line so fails to meet the Council's site requirement criteria.
At this point the Fosse Way is on its original alignment so considerable archaeological remains will be destroyed as previous remains have been found locally. Therefore it's important that archaeology and heritage of the area can be recovered and safeguarded prior to any site works.
The proposed site will cover 0.8 hectare (8000 m²) which is four times the size of the Exhibition Centre and could increase if working space is also included. The large number and variety of caravans and vehicles in the bottom of the valley cannot be integrated into the landscape without harming the visual appearance and character of the area. Also the historic traditional Woodlands provide habitat for birds and small mammals (Pipistrelle bats, great crested newts) and would be greatly affected by the site and possible intrusion and activities of younger residents.
The village of Radford Semele over 1.5 miles away and there is a very small community in Fosse Way (20 houses) within half a mile of the site. The 120 residents on site will absorb rather than integrate with this small local community so will not encourage peaceful and integrated co-existence.
The proposed site has no mains sewerage, drainage or gas and the electricity supply is a limited rural line which will possibly need upgrading to an increase in demand.
The perception of the site will impact on the Warwickshire Exhibition Centre which is likely to lose events and make it impossible to continue operating resulting in job losses. Local economy will lose the money spent on accommodation, food, entertainment etc from visitors to the Exhibition Centre (c£5m). Additionally several other local businesses (employing between 50 and 60 people) would be caused significant difficulties by this development.
Unauthorised expansion from the site onto agricultural land could mean contractors would not risk tractors and equipment and together with crop damage and possible rubbish deposits could result in the land becoming unsightly and unfarmed.
Fosse Alpaca and Kune Kune Pigs are located close to the site, and it is important to protect the animals from diseases (foot and mouth, bTB and Parro virus) which can be spread by human trespass and unvaccinated dogs. The animals graze on fields between the site and the Grand Union Canal.
The site will be major invasion into the openness of the countryside and will be an irreversible urbanisation of the entire area and make further 'ribbon' development harder to resist.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58804

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr John R Reeve

Prime farmland, tidy and rural.
Well kept and used temporarily by WEC.
Travellers site would be full time and can be seen from 3 of the 4 approach roads and could not be hidden is in the valley.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58806

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr Mark Johnson

Remote from GP surgery.
Schools are either fully subscribed or will be once new housing developed.
Public transport satisfactory but irrelevant as residents will use own vehicles. Bus stop but no pedestrian links.
Additional traffic on existing busy, noisy road with dangerous junctions. Fosse Way is high risk route.
No mains sewerage, drainage or gas. Electricity supply needs upgrading.
Fosse Way is Roman road where there is likely to be archaeological remains which would be destroyed. Also site of tollhouse.
Woodlands contain rare species.
Site cannot be integrated into landscape being at the bottom of the valley and not easily screened.
Small local community would be absorbed by new residents resulting in lack of integration.
Impact on WEC and other businesses resulting in job losses.
Urbanisation.
Loss of quality farmland.
Major invasion into openness of countryside.
Result in ribbon development.
Risk to animal welfare.
Loss of wildlife habitat.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58812

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Miss Heather Burtt

Remote from GP surgery.
Schools are either fully subscribed or will be once new housing developed.
Public transport satisfactory but irrelevant as residents will use own vehicles. Bus stop but no pedestrian links.
Additional traffic on existing busy, noisy road with dangerous junctions. Fosse Way is high risk route.
No mains sewerage, drainage or gas. Electricity supply needs upgrading.
Fosse Way is Roman road where there is likely to be archaeological remains which would be destroyed. Also site of tollhouse.
Woodlands contain rare species.
Site cannot be integrated into landscape being at the bottom of the valley and not easily screened.
Small local community would be absorbed by new residents resulting in lack of integration.
Impact on WEC and other businesses resulting in job losses.
Urbanisation.
Loss of quality farmland.
Major invasion into openness of countryside.
Result in ribbon development.
Risk to animal welfare.
Loss of wildlife habitat.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58815

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mrs Saroj Rana

Remote from GP surgery.
Schools are either fully subscribed or will be once new housing developed.
Public transport satisfactory but irrelevant as residents will use own vehicles. Bus stop but no pedestrian links.
Additional traffic on existing busy, noisy road with dangerous junctions. Fosse Way is high risk route.
No mains sewerage, drainage or gas. Electricity supply needs upgrading.
Fosse Way is Roman road where there is likely to be archaeological remains which would be destroyed. Also site of tollhouse.
Woodlands contain rare species.
Site cannot be integrated into landscape being at the bottom of the valley and not easily screened.
Small local community would be absorbed by new residents resulting in lack of integration.
Impact on WEC and other businesses resulting in job losses.
Urbanisation.
Loss of quality farmland.
Major invasion into openness of countryside.
Result in ribbon development.
Risk to animal welfare.
Loss of wildlife habitat.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58817

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr John Hall

Remote from GP surgery.
Schools are either fully subscribed or will be once new housing developed.
Public transport satisfactory but irrelevant as residents will use own vehicles. Bus stop but no pedestrian links.
Additional traffic on existing busy, noisy road with dangerous junctions. Fosse Way is high risk route.
No mains sewerage, drainage or gas. Electricity supply needs upgrading.
Fosse Way is Roman road where there is likely to be archaeological remains which would be destroyed. Also site of tollhouse.
Woodlands contain rare species.
Site cannot be integrated into landscape being at the bottom of the valley and not easily screened.
Small local community would be absorbed by new residents resulting in lack of integration.
Impact on WEC and other businesses resulting in job losses.
Urbanisation.
Loss of quality farmland.
Major invasion into openness of countryside.
Result in ribbon development.
Risk to animal welfare.
Loss of wildlife habitat.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58820

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr James Farrell

Remote from GP surgery.
Schools are either fully subscribed or will be once new housing developed.
Public transport satisfactory but irrelevant as residents will use own vehicles. Bus stop but no pedestrian links.
Additional traffic on existing busy, noisy road with dangerous junctions. Fosse Way is high risk route.
No mains sewerage, drainage or gas. Electricity supply needs upgrading.
Fosse Way is Roman road where there is likely to be archaeological remains which would be destroyed. Also site of tollhouse.
Woodlands contain rare species.
Site cannot be integrated into landscape being at the bottom of the valley and not easily screened.
Small local community would be absorbed by new residents resulting in lack of integration.
Impact on WEC and other businesses resulting in job losses.
Urbanisation.
Loss of quality farmland.
Major invasion into openness of countryside.
Result in ribbon development.
Risk to animal welfare.
Loss of wildlife habitat.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58826

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr David Taylor

Floods during heavy rain.
Dangerous road junction.
Loss of agricultural land.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58827

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr Stuart Harrison

Remote from GP surgery which is full.
Schools are either fully subscribed or with few places.
Public transport satisfactory but irrelevant as residents will use own vehicles. Bus stop but no pedestrian links.
Prone to flooding.
Additional traffic on existing busy, noisy road with dangerous junctions. Fosse Way is high risk route.
No mains sewerage, drainage or gas. Electricity supply needs upgrading.
Fosse Way is Roman road where there is likely to be archaeological remains which would be destroyed. Also site of tollhouse.
Site cannot be integrated into landscape being at the bottom of the valley and not easily screened.
Small local community would be absorbed by new residents resulting in lack of integration.
Impact on WEC and local businesses with loss of jobs.
Urbanisation.
Loss of quality farmland.
Major invasion into openness of countryside.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58830

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Mr P Holtom

Adverse effect on WEC and loss of jobs.
Fosse Way dangerous road and this would worsen situation.
Historic road that should not be altered in any way.
Additional pressure would be added to medial services and schools.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58842

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: C L Deith

Proposed site will not meet criteria for choices.
GP surgery not as close as SA suggests and sugeries are at capacity. No direct bus service.
Similarly, schools are further away than stated and are near capacity and will be full when new development takes place.
Site close to road junction of two major roads resulting in high level of noise and pollution. Large number of vehicles with access and egress onto these roads could result in accidents. Unsafe for residents, expecially children. Further concern for children in close proximity to canal close by.
Ill served for services and facilities with no mains drainage or gas and limited rural electricity supply. Increased use of electricity supply would affect existing businesses and place undue pressure on infrastructure and services.
Site at foot of valley could not be integrated into landscape and would be a major intrusion into the openness of the countryside.
Would progress urbanisation with street lighting, pavements, bus shelter etc. into green field/agricultural land.
Land is high quality arable land producing food.
Integration into local community not possible with small local community inundated.
Would result in closure of WEC with undesirable effect on other local businesses. Such closure would be invitation to other GT to utilise car park and occupy site illegally.
Siting would not be in wider interest of towns having detrimental effect on tourism.
Creates ribbon development.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58843

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Tee Publishing

Fails to meet criteria in many respects.
Concern for local businesses. In particular issue of security in view of large increase in population. Not in a position to increase staff numbers to safeguard premises. Loss of staff will lead to loss of important knowledge base. Would be impossible to continue warehouse operations.
Limited infrastructure and services with no mains sewers or gas. Electricity supply is rural supply serving few businesses and households. Increased demand will mean insufficient or intermittent supply causing further difficultiesand against the criteria requiring avoidance of undue pressure on infrastructure and services.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58844

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Warwickshire Exhibition Centre

Loss of business at WEC.
Loss of employment.
Effect on other local businesses.
Perception of less secure site.
With lack of activity, GT site likely to spread giving greater problems for council.

Gwrthwynebu

ID sylw: 58847

Derbyniwyd: 29/07/2013

Ymatebydd: Meridienne Exhibitions Ltd

Perception of reduced security especially in car park.
Exhibitions likely to stop within two years.
Valley location would make the site highly visible.
Events contribute significantly to local economy.
SA report lacks detail and is inaccurate.
Residents will not have good access to GP surgery or schools.
Close to major crossroads with associated pollution and noise.
Clear potential for increase in accidents and traffic delays. High density of children on site would be unsafe and unhealthy.
Ill served in terms of services and facilities with no main sewerage or gas and a limited rural electricity supply. Undue pressure on facilities.