Object
Proposed Submission Development and Site Allocations (DaSA) Local Plan
Representation ID: 24177
Received: 07/12/2018
Respondent: Mrs Juanita Bell
Legally compliant? Yes
Sound? No
Duty to co-operate? Yes
The potential dangers of access to and from the site entrance in Barnhorn Road are numerous being so close to the "S" bend heading west and also, local residents will also experience significant difficulty and problems in accessing and leaving their own drive.
Furthermore, Mead Road, Spindlewood Drive, Maple Walk and Maple Avenue are totally unsuitable for the increased heavy volume of traffic likely to result from this site, and both Maple Wlk and Maple Avenue are both unadopted, imposing a much greater burden on residents in maintaining the roads. The proposed Spindlwood site development will create far greater volume of traffic than suggested and seeming accepted by the Council to date.
And finally, Rother District Council seem to ignore the impact of air pollution around the site and along Barnhorn Road, which has already increased significantly since the opening of the Link Road, and will be worsened once the Rosewood Park estate is occupied.
The potential dangers of access to and from the site entrance in Barnhorn Road are numerous being so close to the "S" bend heading west and also, local residents will also experience significant difficulty and problems in accessing and leaving their own drive.
Furthermore, Mead Road, Spindlewood Drive, Maple Walk and Maple Avenue are totally unsuitable for the increased heavy volume of traffic likely to result from this site, and both Maple Wlk and Maple Avenue are both unadopted, imposing a much greater burden on residents in maintaining the roads. The proposed Spindlwood site development will create far greater volume of traffic than suggested and seeming accepted by the Council to date.
And finally, Rother District Council seem to ignore the impact of air pollution around the site and along Barnhorn Road, which has already increased significantly since the opening of the Link Road, and will be worsened once the Rosewood Park estate is occupied.