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Topic: Re:Planning objection
Posted by: Jeremy Weekes
Date/Time: 03/07/20 09:13:00

Thanks everyone for the responses, I have also been having trouble viewing the replies but it seems to be working for me now.

The development I am referring to is indeed the one at the end of Orchard Road. I have just been onto the website that was linked in the replies and left my comment.

The reason listed by the council for the development is the lack of affordable housing in the area. With the amount of new developments going up or planned (Ballymore, Morrisons, old Police station, watermans) the idea that 6 townhouses could have a meaningful impact seems questionable. To then propose that the development take the place of another community resource seems short-sighted and lazy.

The idea of expanding the CPZ will just shift the problem of parking into nearby streets that are already at capacity. 


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TopicDate PostedPosted By
Planning objection02/07/20 09:10:00 Jeremy Weekes
   Re:Planning objection02/07/20 11:14:00 Anne England
   Re:Planning objection02/07/20 11:56:00 Raymond Havelock
   Re:Planning objection02/07/20 12:42:00 Bernard Allen
   Re:Planning objection02/07/20 18:57:00 Jeremy Weekes
   Re:Planning objection02/07/20 20:21:00 Adam Beamish
   Re:Planning objection02/07/20 20:57:00 Raymond Havelock
   Re:Planning objection02/07/20 21:36:00 N V Brooks
      Re:Re:Planning objection03/07/20 07:49:00 Jim Storrar
   Re:Planning objection03/07/20 09:13:00 Jeremy Weekes
      Re:Re:Planning objection03/07/20 12:22:00 Vanessa Smith
         Re:Re:Re:Planning objection03/07/20 16:08:00 Raymond Havelock
            Re:Re:Re:Re:Planning objection05/07/20 17:21:00 Adam Beamish
               Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Planning objection06/07/20 15:16:00 Steve Allum
               Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Planning objection07/07/20 13:14:00 Raymond Havelock
               Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Planning objection08/07/20 19:28:00 Jeremy Weekes
                  Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Planning objection08/07/20 21:10:00 Adam Beamish

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