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Objection to Planning Lady Ann Road/Primrose Hill Batley 2017/91851

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Linda Twohig
9 years ago

Our daughter lives at Primrose hill and I think the nightmare the trafic is at the moment is bad enough, but the thought of hundreds more would be absolute chaos.

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Amanda Twohig
9 years ago Featured

A further 93+ cars to the community is ridiculous, Soothill Lane is already busy especially at peak times, getting from Lady Ann Road to the bottom of Soothill Lane can sometimes take 5-10 minutes and cars are regularly queeing back up past the working mens club, Soothill cannot cope with the traffic it currently has let alone 100's more

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Ray Smith
9 years ago

Traffic problems will be horendous

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Eileen Wales
9 years ago

I object to almost 100 houses being built on the green space in front of my house. It will cause terrible traffic congestion on lady ann road/soothill lane which is already extremely overloaded!

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steve woods
9 years ago Featured

Congestion is a very big issue at junction of Soot Hill Lane and Lady Ann Road. Wild life would also be affected. Crested newts, bats and Kestrels are seen on this land

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Richard Dabill
9 years ago

I am totally opposed to this proposed development and the damage it will do to the trees and wildlife on the land

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Naomi platt
9 years ago

Strongly object

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Anonymous
9 years ago

The whole thing of building on Lady Ann Road makes no sense. The road and main Soothill Road is horrendous to travel.on at all times of the day. Traffic in this part of Batley is already over conjested.

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Russell Kirby
9 years ago

I OBJECT!

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Adam Emsley
9 years ago

The roads can not cope with current traffic , and a new 3 stories house is planned to be build directly on our garden border

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Michael Tindall
9 years ago

I strongly object to this planning application and will be sending in a letter to the Planning Dept of Kirklees Council.

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Paul Hinchcliffe
9 years ago

Will cause too much traffic in the area. There is already too much congestion in the area.

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Ashley Hampshire
9 years ago

The housing will cause a lot of damage to the wildlife in the area and the buildings will also be an eyesore to the area due to them using different materials to the house in the area

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Amanda Bailey
9 years ago

Already too much congestion in this area!! Impact on the wildlife should be a real consideration.

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Garry brooks
9 years ago

No way should they build on that land for a hundred reasons. Pity anyone who buys a house there if they do build? You have been warned.

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John McClelland
9 years ago

The developer has destroyed protected habitat and now wants to build on the land. Should be in jail, hopefully the Planners will do the right thing

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Diana
9 years ago

Housing should not be built at any cost to local redidents

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Joy Wright
9 years ago

My daughter lives on Primrose Hill and it's the only greenery she sees

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Alex Buys
9 years ago

I agree with many of the comments regarding the increased pressure of more traffic and increased flood risk. One of the reasons I bought my property on Primrose Hill was the view from the garden. I'd rather look out onto an open field and the hills in the background than buildings.

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Rosie Price
9 years ago

Yet again, why are we fighting to save our green spaces when there are brownfield sites around?