This is a greenfield site with a beautiful view. It will severely detract from the beauty of the area. Peasedown has had an enormous expansion of houses and doesn't have the facilities or infrastructure to absorb any more.
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Julie Gregory
12 years ago
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Peasedown is now the biggest 'Village' in the South West, we want to remain a 'Village' and we DO NOT have the facilities (or infrastructure) to cope with more buildings, in fact we have had facilities TAKEN from us to accommodate the bursting at the seams School already, this is a NO GO !!!!
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Katrina James
12 years ago
Peasedown and the neighbouring villages can take no more new homes. Local planning law recognises this and now action needs to be taken by the BANES Development Control Committee to prevent 55 new homes being built on a greenfield site.
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susie lacroix
12 years ago
too much for this area we do not have the infrastructure to cope.
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Chris Rhymer
12 years ago
Greedy developers again destroying the village.
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Jan Fletcher
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12 years ago
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Anonymous
12 years ago
No more development peasedown has had its fair share!
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Sarah Swords King
12 years ago
NO!!!
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Celia Gunn
12 years ago
there needs to be improvements to infrastructure of the village before more people can come and live here
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donna schofield
12 years ago
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When does this onslaught of 'sustainable, affordable housing' stop! Do they not understand that when the green space has gone you can't get it back!!!! We live here because it is green not grey!
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Trevor Wilmot
12 years ago
This is yet another development in Peasedown which will have an enormous impact on the infrastructure of the area, which is already breaking with the current demands on facilities and transport. It will also put 100 plus cars onto an unlisted road which isn't capabale of taking more traffic.
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Linda Humphreys
12 years ago
we've lost too much green space already
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Morag Jones
12 years ago
Ridiculous idea - the infrastructures are already overloaded
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paul woodland
12 years ago
enough! Peasedown just can't take any more
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andrea jones
12 years ago
crazy crazy crazy. we all love the fields that surround us.we dont want a concrete jungle.
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nick reeves
12 years ago
peasdown st john...village? or dormitory town? vanes you need to stand up and do the right thing here
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Sally Ewing
12 years ago
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This proposal will add yet more chaos along the narrow, poorly maintained and pot holed roads along church road and Firgrove Lane which is frequented by walkers, already having to dodge the ever increasing and speeding traffic
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Keith Wisbey
12 years ago
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Access will be terrible for this development. Firgrove Lane just below the developement can be inpassable in the winter and large amounts of water run down in heavy rainfall. More houses would make this worse. Also schools are full. Doctors facilities are tiny. Peasedown has had it,s full capacity of developement. When is Radstock regeneration going to take it,s share?
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chris moorshead
12 years ago
this proposal is totally untenable because of the highways unsuitability. Firgrove Lane is a single track road which struggles with the traffic at present - any increase in traffic will cause very serious problems and accidents.
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Sharon Lymposs
12 years ago
PSJ has had more than its fair share of development during the last 20 years. Time to stop and allow facilities & amenities to catch up.
This is a greenfield site with a beautiful view. It will severely detract from the beauty of the area. Peasedown has had an enormous expansion of houses and doesn't have the facilities or infrastructure to absorb any more.
Peasedown is now the biggest 'Village' in the South West, we want to remain a 'Village' and we DO NOT have the facilities (or infrastructure) to cope with more buildings, in fact we have had facilities TAKEN from us to accommodate the bursting at the seams School already, this is a NO GO !!!!
Peasedown and the neighbouring villages can take no more new homes. Local planning law recognises this and now action needs to be taken by the BANES Development Control Committee to prevent 55 new homes being built on a greenfield site.
too much for this area we do not have the infrastructure to cope.
Greedy developers again destroying the village.
test
No more development peasedown has had its fair share!
NO!!!
there needs to be improvements to infrastructure of the village before more people can come and live here
When does this onslaught of 'sustainable, affordable housing' stop! Do they not understand that when the green space has gone you can't get it back!!!! We live here because it is green not grey!
This is yet another development in Peasedown which will have an enormous impact on the infrastructure of the area, which is already breaking with the current demands on facilities and transport. It will also put 100 plus cars onto an unlisted road which isn't capabale of taking more traffic.
we've lost too much green space already
Ridiculous idea - the infrastructures are already overloaded
enough! Peasedown just can't take any more
crazy crazy crazy. we all love the fields that surround us.we dont want a concrete jungle.
peasdown st john...village? or dormitory town? vanes you need to stand up and do the right thing here
This proposal will add yet more chaos along the narrow, poorly maintained and pot holed roads along church road and Firgrove Lane which is frequented by walkers, already having to dodge the ever increasing and speeding traffic
Access will be terrible for this development. Firgrove Lane just below the developement can be inpassable in the winter and large amounts of water run down in heavy rainfall. More houses would make this worse. Also schools are full. Doctors facilities are tiny. Peasedown has had it,s full capacity of developement. When is Radstock regeneration going to take it,s share?
this proposal is totally untenable because of the highways unsuitability. Firgrove Lane is a single track road which struggles with the traffic at present - any increase in traffic will cause very serious problems and accidents.
PSJ has had more than its fair share of development during the last 20 years. Time to stop and allow facilities & amenities to catch up.