I am against the increased traffic, pollution, risk to the green belt, wildlife and vegetation, the destruction of this rural area that has been under the stewardship of Radbourne Hall. I am against the increased traffic on these rural roads. I propose building on brownfield sites that have the infrastructure more or less in place. I believe these decisions are opportunistic and not for the benefit of the area.
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paul johnson
9 years ago
there should be shops not more housing mickleover cant cope with traffic now its about time south derbyshire built hpuse not right on mickleover doorstep
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Joy Carew
10 years ago
This would be a dangerous development due to the planned roundabout. Also the infrastructure in Mickleover is already unviable.
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Val Soar
10 years ago
Stop this madness!! Mickleover will be overrin with traffic..........and the infrastructure with be overstretched!!!
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Marilyn. Morton
10 years ago
Far too much traffic for the area
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Rob Morton
10 years ago
Mickleover simply does not have good enough infrastructure to support more housing.
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Robotham
10 years ago
Will destroy the wild life and flora and forna
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Malcolm Hopton
10 years ago
It will overstretch the limited infrastructure in place, and destroy valuable food producing land.
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Les Sims
11 years ago
Not acceptable for so many reasons.
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Rob Ambrose
11 years ago
Local services are far too overloaded roads doctors schools congested enough around Mickleover already
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Joy Carew
11 years ago
Already infrastructure is struggling, roads gridlocked Doctors lists closed currently, schools full, more housing will cause unsurmountable problems
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sophie walker
11 years ago
Utter madness
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Margaret Hallsworth
11 years ago
Infrastructure and facilities are totally inadequate for this development. Where are the schools and doctors' surgeries to support these people? South Derbyshire always dump their houses next to Derby City to poach the facilities paid for by Derby City council tax payers.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I have serious concerns about the overloading of the local services in the Mickleover area.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Schools and doctors un able to cope.
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Frank Bell
11 years ago
facilities in the area are inadequate to cope with this development, particularly doctors, shops, schools & shared open space.
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Debbie McNulty
11 years ago
This area is already under pressure with local facilities and has large amounts of traffic in what is supposed to be a peaceful park area.
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Paul Young
11 years ago
Who are these people to try to force this massive change on residents who don't want it?
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Denis McNulty
11 years ago
The existing facilities for this area are already overstretched (eg. recently had to wait close to 2 weeks for Doctors appointment). Plus it is often a struggle to park at local shops/supermarkets.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
We wish to appeal to the plan of building 300 dwellings in Mickleover, Derby under reference APP/F1040/W/15/3005774 number of reasons: - we don't beleive that the addition of a roundabout will suffice to deal with the additional traffic this would create - the /secondary school under which this new estate would fall is already at capacity, and far too big as it is - some doctor's surgery no longer accept new patients - the village of Mickleover is very limited in shops, facilities, car park already as it is. This new estate would aggravate the situation For those reasons, we trust that the plans will not be approved
I am against the increased traffic, pollution, risk to the green belt, wildlife and vegetation, the destruction of this rural area that has been under the stewardship of Radbourne Hall. I am against the increased traffic on these rural roads. I propose building on brownfield sites that have the infrastructure more or less in place. I believe these decisions are opportunistic and not for the benefit of the area.
there should be shops not more housing mickleover cant cope with traffic now its about time south derbyshire built hpuse not right on mickleover doorstep
This would be a dangerous development due to the planned roundabout. Also the infrastructure in Mickleover is already unviable.
Stop this madness!! Mickleover will be overrin with traffic..........and the infrastructure with be overstretched!!!
Far too much traffic for the area
Mickleover simply does not have good enough infrastructure to support more housing.
Will destroy the wild life and flora and forna
It will overstretch the limited infrastructure in place, and destroy valuable food producing land.
Not acceptable for so many reasons.
Local services are far too overloaded roads doctors schools congested enough around Mickleover already
Already infrastructure is struggling, roads gridlocked Doctors lists closed currently, schools full, more housing will cause unsurmountable problems
Utter madness
Infrastructure and facilities are totally inadequate for this development. Where are the schools and doctors' surgeries to support these people? South Derbyshire always dump their houses next to Derby City to poach the facilities paid for by Derby City council tax payers.
I have serious concerns about the overloading of the local services in the Mickleover area.
Schools and doctors un able to cope.
facilities in the area are inadequate to cope with this development, particularly doctors, shops, schools & shared open space.
This area is already under pressure with local facilities and has large amounts of traffic in what is supposed to be a peaceful park area.
Who are these people to try to force this massive change on residents who don't want it?
The existing facilities for this area are already overstretched (eg. recently had to wait close to 2 weeks for Doctors appointment). Plus it is often a struggle to park at local shops/supermarkets.
We wish to appeal to the plan of building 300 dwellings in Mickleover, Derby under reference APP/F1040/W/15/3005774 number of reasons: - we don't beleive that the addition of a roundabout will suffice to deal with the additional traffic this would create - the /secondary school under which this new estate would fall is already at capacity, and far too big as it is - some doctor's surgery no longer accept new patients - the village of Mickleover is very limited in shops, facilities, car park already as it is. This new estate would aggravate the situation For those reasons, we trust that the plans will not be approved