No, I do not agree. The proposed vehicular access is on a dangerous blind bend, even if drivers stick to the speed limit. Trucks heading through the village at speed also pose a threat to pedestrians, there is no grass verge on that stretch of road as a buffer . Pedestrian access onto School Lane- there is no pavement at the top of this lane. An unsupervised 'play' area and an old orchard are not a good mix and may present a safety hazard. Expecting people to supervise someone else's children is unrealistic . Drainage is already a significant problem, some properties in Farleys Way (including mine) continue to experience flooding from the run off from adjacent land to the proposed development. The proposal, being outside the planning boundaries when I purchased my home, also impacts on my reasonable expectation of no disturbance. This is a very quiet corner and as such is home to bats, owls, water voles and slow worms. This proposal would cause them great disturbance.