Objection to the Use of Mulberry Meadows Estate Roads
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Emma Day
10 days ago
We completely object as the additional traffic will be dangerous. The construction traffic will be unbearable, unsafe and no consideration will be taken for residents
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Diane Grey
10 days ago
Many residents will be unfairly impacted by road safety issues, especially for children, as well as noise and pollution from heavy vehicles during construction on access roads that are totally inadequate as access routes. The combined estate will become much too large to only have one main entrance and exit onto Station Road and that would be very dangerous in an emergency situation.
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Michelle Maxted
24 days ago
I object to the proposed access through Mulberry Meadows because the estate and surrounding roads are already under traffic pressure. This would increase congestion, noise and disturbance and create further safety concerns for children and elderly residents. The increased traffic and associated environmental impacts would significantly and unfairly impact on the quality of life of existing residents and is neither appropriate nor sustainable.
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Danielle Treleaven
28 days ago
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I strongly object to even more houses being built. We already have two new housing estates that are not even full, so why do we need to keep building more? We are a small village community and the infrastructure simply isn't keeping up with all this development. My children play on this road and I am really concerned about it becoming a cut-through with even more traffic. Please think about the families and children who already live here and the impact that continued building is having.
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Sharon Hearn
29 days ago
We have a lovely estate anybmore traffic would ruin it
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lewis padfield
29 days ago
I live on the estate and the additional traffic isn’t needed. The added houses will really cause problems for access
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Ryan Lucas
29 days ago
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One important part that needs to be considered is the impact on the local environment. We already have bats, newts, toads, hedgehogs around our property, removing further green spaces will impact this further, and reduce the available spaces for wildlife.
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Hayley Groves
29 days ago
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The roads on estate are already dangerous with kids running and cycling around. Also the blind bend from blueberry lane into blackberry drive is an accident waiting to happen as connects with Pear Close
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Debra Henderson
29 days ago
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I believe that it will negatively impact this community . Children are able to play outside without fear from the volume or speed of cars. This would change if the rate was used by approximately 200 additional non estate vehicles
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Matt Bullock
29 days ago
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The existing Persimmon development plans, which are readily available, appear to show access being provided through the Persimmon development rather than via Mulberry Meadows. Mulberry Meadows is already a busy residential estate, and introducing additional development traffic would place further pressure on an already constrained access route. The proposed route already has vehicles parked along it, blind spots and areas of restricted visibility, creating potential hazards for pedestrians etc
We completely object as the additional traffic will be dangerous. The construction traffic will be unbearable, unsafe and no consideration will be taken for residents
Many residents will be unfairly impacted by road safety issues, especially for children, as well as noise and pollution from heavy vehicles during construction on access roads that are totally inadequate as access routes. The combined estate will become much too large to only have one main entrance and exit onto Station Road and that would be very dangerous in an emergency situation.
I object to the proposed access through Mulberry Meadows because the estate and surrounding roads are already under traffic pressure. This would increase congestion, noise and disturbance and create further safety concerns for children and elderly residents. The increased traffic and associated environmental impacts would significantly and unfairly impact on the quality of life of existing residents and is neither appropriate nor sustainable.
I strongly object to even more houses being built. We already have two new housing estates that are not even full, so why do we need to keep building more? We are a small village community and the infrastructure simply isn't keeping up with all this development. My children play on this road and I am really concerned about it becoming a cut-through with even more traffic. Please think about the families and children who already live here and the impact that continued building is having.
We have a lovely estate anybmore traffic would ruin it
I live on the estate and the additional traffic isn’t needed. The added houses will really cause problems for access
One important part that needs to be considered is the impact on the local environment. We already have bats, newts, toads, hedgehogs around our property, removing further green spaces will impact this further, and reduce the available spaces for wildlife.
The roads on estate are already dangerous with kids running and cycling around. Also the blind bend from blueberry lane into blackberry drive is an accident waiting to happen as connects with Pear Close
I believe that it will negatively impact this community . Children are able to play outside without fear from the volume or speed of cars. This would change if the rate was used by approximately 200 additional non estate vehicles
The existing Persimmon development plans, which are readily available, appear to show access being provided through the Persimmon development rather than via Mulberry Meadows. Mulberry Meadows is already a busy residential estate, and introducing additional development traffic would place further pressure on an already constrained access route. The proposed route already has vehicles parked along it, blind spots and areas of restricted visibility, creating potential hazards for pedestrians etc