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Name: Anonymous on Feb 17, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Jessica Norton on Feb 17, 2013Comments: stop this development! It will ruin the areaFlag
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Name: Angela Parkes on Feb 17, 2013Comments: too many houses in completely the wrong place. B2011 is a much better place to bouldFlag
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Name: Flora on Feb 17, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Mark Tugwell on Feb 18, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 18, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 19, 2013Comments: UghFlag
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Name: Lucy Jordan on Feb 19, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Hayley Glanville on Feb 19, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Katherine Henry on Feb 19, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 19, 2013Comments: NO TO COUNCIL ESTATES!Flag
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Name: Lisa Stock on Feb 19, 2013Comments: this is agricultural land and not suitable for further housesFlag
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Name: Mrs Katie Johnson on Feb 19, 2013Comments: Ridiculous amount of houses planned. How many more cars will this mean..pulling out on to a narriw road....with no path!!! And yards from a primary school.Flag
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Name: Mr Peter Johnson on Feb 19, 2013Comments: Too many houses proposed. Road can't cope.Better sites available ie disused petrol station on main road?Flag
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Name: Rachel Johnson Age 10 on Feb 19, 2013Comments: I think its going to look silly and be very dangerous for me to go down the road on my bike.and its near the school and theres lots of rabbits and birds live there too.Flag
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Name: Sandra Lambillion on Feb 19, 2013Comments: the road infrastructure can not support 48 additional housesFlag
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Name: Bill Lambillion on Feb 19, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Laura Heafey on Feb 20, 2013Comments: Couldnt believe to numbers of houses proposed. Right by the school. What about possible flooding? Water already runs off the field into road when it rains.Flag
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Name: Mr Kevin Heafey on Feb 20, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Thomas Langley on Feb 20, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Yvonne Heafey on Feb 20, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Yvonne Heafey on Feb 20, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: K Spicer on Feb 20, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Mrs Shirley Bourner on Feb 20, 2013Comments: Looking at the field where development is suggested I can only presume they will be building 48 rabbit hutches for the rabbits that already live there!Flag
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Name: Sandra Sharp on Feb 20, 2013Comments: Capel Street cannot take this development, it will be a death trap waiting to happen, single lane traffic and no pavements from school to development!!!!!!.Flag
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Name: Mrs Messenger on Feb 20, 2013Comments: I feel capel street is an inappropriate location to put this housing estate. Lack of amenities within the "village" would mean more car usage to local towns as the nearest bus stop is over half a mile away. the children walking to school risk their lives everyday,weaving in and out the traffic as there is no footpaths and the road narrows to a one lane track. This will mean more traffic,pollution and accidents. The proposed site often floods into the road and the drainage is often unable to cope and will be made worse by this development. Having a new build estate the houses will not be in keeping/ sympathetic to the rest of the street.Flag
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Name: Mrs Messenger on Feb 20, 2013Comments: I feel capel street is an inappropriate location to put this housing estate. Lack of amenities within the "village" would mean more car usage to local towns as the nearest bus stop is over half a mile away. the children walking to school risk their lives everyday,weaving in and out the traffic as there is no footpaths and the road narrows to a one lane track. This will mean more traffic,pollution and accidents. The proposed site often floods into the road and the drainage is often unable to cope and will be made worse by this development. Having a new build estate the houses will not be in keeping/ sympathetic to the rest of the street.Flag
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Name: Mr Messenger on Feb 20, 2013Comments: Too many houses, the roads are too small.Flag
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Name: Amy Johnson on Feb 20, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Dr. Russell Bourner on Feb 20, 2013Comments: Visiting my sister and was shocked to hear of proposed developments. Capel street too small to cope with the extra traffic. Already busy outside nearby school.Flag
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Name: Mrs Nic Bourner on Feb 20, 2013Comments: It's the development in capel street that worries me. I have family that live in the village and my niece already has to be so careful waling to school as there is no path. I have also had to drive through deep puddles when its rained. How will drains cope when concrete, tarmac walls etc are added to the field?The water will go straight into the narrow street.Flag
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Name: Hannah Spencer on Feb 20, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Aaron Shilson on Feb 20, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Mr And Mrs J Pegler on Feb 20, 2013Comments: Our main concerns are: capel street too narrow for added traffic, capel school too small,poss flooding from land onto capel street, no footpath, too near school entrance and we have no real amenities anyway...one shop, pubs, village hall.Flag
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Name: Thelma Woodhams on Feb 20, 2013Comments: The amount of houses suggested is too much. It will certainly not be in keeping with the rest ofy the village.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 20, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Sabrina Steenson on Feb 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Imogen Dickenson on Feb 21, 2013Comments: Capel cannot cope with an increase in inhabitants in terms of infrastructure. The roads will be busier, making it less safe for children already living in the area and the school would have to be extended. Capel is a village known for it's natural beauty and if these development plans go ahead both the status it holds as a village and an AONB will no longer be applicable.Flag
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Name: Hannah Beale on Feb 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Rebecca Wilson on Feb 22, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Dawn Fagg on Feb 22, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Kilara Clayson on Feb 22, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Yvette Marsh on Feb 22, 2013Comments: As it stands Capel is a lovely village in a beautiful area. Building these dwellings will ruin Capel.Flag
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Name: Rob Crawford on Feb 22, 2013Comments: Please do not ruin this lovely village that i spend a lot of time in when the summer comes and building new house will complete destroy the appeal of the village!!!Flag
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Name: Andrew Friell on Feb 22, 2013Comments: it would ruin capelFlag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 22, 2013Comments: Capel is a lovely village. Building these new dwellings will make Capel street a lot busier especially as they want to build near the Capel Primary School. All of this traffic could but the young students in danger as there is only a small path. These dwellings will decrease the price of my house. I also believe that there will now be litter in Capel. Capel will no longer remain a village, it will be a 'small town' which could mean that a mini store will also be built. Capel is a lovely village with beautiful surroundings. It will ruin Capel.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 22, 2013Comments: DO NOT BUILD THESE HOUSES!! WILL RUIN CAPEL!!!Flag
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Name: Rebecca on Feb 22, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Lorene on Mar 4, 2013Comments: Shoot, so that's that one spuposes.Flag
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Name: Norma on Mar 4, 2013Comments: I have recently found infrimatoon in a Historical publication titled Reflections of Arran 1852-1982 Published 1982 by Stan Brown Printers Lt., Owen Sound, ON. I've had it in my own library for many years.On page 14 there are two pictures with a caption beneath: The Sauble River flows under one of Arran's drumlins and a concession road. Above Harvey McCurdy points to where the river goes underground on the farm of Mel Proud, Lot 33, Con. 6.Below It re-emerges on Lot 32, Con. 7, farm of Alfred Brunton. What I'm wondering is how many more underground tributaries are in not just Arran, but also in Saugeen Shores area? Certainly, this would be a negative factor in the siting of the DGR.Flag
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