Stop Glyn Farm development

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   Name: Mike Bird on Apr 14, 2009

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   Name: Donna Hutton on Apr 14, 2009

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   Name: Terence Dewar on Apr 14, 2009

   Comments: We do not need new housing for outsiders to purchace as second holiday homes. We need afordable homes for the local residents alreadt living in the area. Use any funding to bring up to standard exsisting homes.

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   Name: D. Irwin on Apr 15, 2009

   Comments: Why are we still concreting over the country Its an increasingly scarcer resource. Are we incapable of leaving something for future generations We should protect our environment, not destroy it. Whats wrong with brownfield sites

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   Name: Peter Mcglory on Apr 16, 2009

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   Name: Sioned Mair Jones on Apr 16, 2009

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   Name: Chris Hughes on Apr 17, 2009

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   Name: Terry Hughes on Apr 17, 2009

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   Name: Anonymous on Apr 17, 2009

   Comments: There is enough development already in that area. We are losing our green areas rapdly. There are plenty of houses for sale in the area - no need for more new ones.

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    Name: Cllr A Tansley on Apr 17, 2009

    Comments: Lets not spoil any more country side

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    Name: Viv Perry on Apr 17, 2009

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    Name: Mrs D Edwards on Apr 17, 2009

    Comments: I am opposed to the building of another housing estate because…. 1. Who says we need further housing There are so many existing houses up for sale – Aren’t we supposed to be in a recession. 2. I am sure there must be environmental issues– on taking away more of our green belt area. 3. Our local services and amenities can barely cope with the influx of population we have now. Do you know if you want a dental appointment our NHS dentist can not offer anything before 2010!! Outsiders move in - use our amenities – but no one thinks to supply and extra teachers, doctors, dentists etc to accommodate the extra influx. 4. Colwyn Bay town is fast loosing it’s originality – no one is welsh anymore!

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    Name: Amanda Watson on Apr 19, 2009

    Comments: I think there is enough houses on that site already

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 22, 2009

    Comments: The development at Glyn Farm is not wanted by the people of Colwyn Bay It is about time the local authority remembered who they represent and it is certainly not the builders who are hell bent on covering all our green fields with their houses. There are plenty of empty properties in the area for anyone who has the ability to buy them in these hard times. If the council did its job properly this would not even reach the second stage of planning. THROW IT OUT!

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    Name: Margaret & Peter Hughes on Apr 24, 2009

    Comments: The Glyn estate cannot support any more development, the main reasons being the ingress/egress of the estate, and the ability of the sewerage system to cope as it now stands. If the Council refused to sanction development by Anwyl in 2008, why are they now proposing an even bigger development.

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    Name: Dave Wallis on Apr 25, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 29, 2009

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    Name: Sherry Edwards on Apr 29, 2009

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    Name: Paul Richards on May 2, 2009

    Comments: The planners really must look long and hard at the site access. Is it suitable for the proposed 144 dwellings Is there proper sewers and drains to deal with the extra capacity Have the planners consulted with emergency services. There is a council designated emergency centre on Groes Road (Llys Elian)

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    Name: Paul Richards on May 2, 2009

    Comments: The planners really must look long and hard at the site access. Is it suitable for the proposed 144 dwellings Is there proper sewers and drains to deal with the extra capacity Have the planners consulted with emergency services. There is a council designated emergency centre on Groes Road (Llys Elian)

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    Name: B&D Clarke on May 11, 2009

    Comments: We strongly object to further housing develelopments in this area where access will become an issue. Traffic is already a problem, and an accident waiting to happen. There is too, already a heavy demand on resources without adding to it.

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    Name: Morgan Ditchburn on May 19, 2009

    Comments: If they keep on building in the green areas - soon there will be none left. The area cannot handle another 144 houses. Groes Road is a nightmare as it is!

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    Name: Faith Ditchburn on May 19, 2009

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    Name: Peter Burgess on May 19, 2009

    Comments: The Developement plan would ruin the surroundings to the home of my children, ourselves and many other families. We have also witnessed a variety of wildlife occupying the land proposed for for the housing plan.

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    Name: Anonymous on May 19, 2009

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    Name: J Hurst on Jun 7, 2009

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