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Stop Newhouse Farm Development

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dave needham
11 years ago Featured

Mickleover cannot deal with these extra houses. The schools, doctors are full. The roads are already too busy and with The Radbourne lane site on line the facilities would not cope. This is on top of having Traffic lights on a busy bypass

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Tara Willey
11 years ago

This proposed development is in the wrong location, in an area that already has extensive development sites identified in the Local Plans of Derby City, Amber Valley and South Derbyshire. The site has already been rejected as a residential development site as the Local Plan process and should not be allowed to be considered for developed until those sites within South Derbyshire and identified in the Local Plan process. To allow this site would make a mockery of the Planning Process and the democartic process.

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SW
11 years ago

I agree with the other comments - too much development, no infrastructure and no thought about the people aready in the area. Bigger does not mean better!

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Mark bird
11 years ago

Mickleover already has had its fair share of building. These houses are only for the well off not essential do nothing for the housing problems just developers making huge profits

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Paul McNeil
11 years ago

Not enough infrastructure to cope with the extra homes and people.

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Robert Gale
11 years ago

The area is so conjested at the moment and any future development will only add to this. Please look elswhere as there are so many far more appropriate sites around Derby.

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Eileen Wade
11 years ago

This was never in the Council's Local Plan and there is no supporting infrastructure in any case

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Peter Wade
11 years ago

Completely agree with Steve Alcock's Discussion Comments

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Mrs.Linda Isbern
11 years ago

Mickleover can not cope with more houses,schools,parking,dentists,doctors are all full,we still have not had the impact from the development at Radbourne Lane! No to building on green field sites around the country.It has to stop.

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Gail Mann
11 years ago

How can you even think of putting a roundabout on that busy road. It would cause mayham and many accidents as it is a very fast road and very very busy at peak times. Also, Mickleover is a small village and the people who live there do not want a huge amount of new houses built on their green land.

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Mark Trickey
11 years ago

Keep Green Belt as Green Belt land.Once gone it can not come back. Build on Brown Field sites

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Kevan Sutherns
11 years ago

I have sent my objections to the council on this before, most people in the area feel the same, we don't want more building here, there aren't the facilities and we don't want more sprawl.

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Paul Young
11 years ago

no to Newhouse

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Kirsty young
11 years ago

would be totally unsafe not only for the amount of cars, but also for Drs, schools and general driving. With 3 children already, I can't get into the village, Drs and the schools are over subscribed.

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Viraj Raut
11 years ago

There is no consideration of the environment impact on Mickleover especially in terms of schooling/healthcare or traffic.

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Jonathan Watson
11 years ago

This development includes a dangerous roundabout and doesn't make adequate new provision for overloaded local services, it also uses local green belt land.

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Gary French
11 years ago Featured

This wrong on a number of levels: safety- the island is a hazard waiting to happen Traffic flow: the island just slows the flow down. Infrastructure: Mickleover can not support the volume of extra people- schools, shops, parking, the village in general..

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Mr Dale Evans
11 years ago

I fully support the objections on 4 counts. Burden on the already overloaded infrastructure, yet more attack on beautiful green countryside because this is the easy option over brownfield, creation of a dangerous access point, and finally a developer trying to out manoeuvre the weight of local opinion inc the SDDC.

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Nathan Twigge
11 years ago

If this goes ahead expect an increase in crime vandalism and antisocial behaviour.... Don't belive me?