Support Bucks Council decision to conduct an EIA on proposed Bull Lane development

An environmental impact assessment is absolutely 100% needed. If the housing were built it would cause huge, huge negative impact to the small town - the roads are already full, the primary schools are full, the doctors are full, Gerrards cross is already disadvantaged when choosing secondary schools, particularly grammar schools. Building on this land will make other parts of Gerrards cross so unappealing (namely Duke’s Wood) as it would push this area out of catchment for all education and medical services. Bull Lane is a small, windy road, Packhorse road is unacceptably busy and jammed already. An environmental impact assessment is essential.

stop the Bull Lane development.

This is green belt land and provides the lungs of the towns and villages around it.

No to degrading the green belt

An EIA is an essential part of the development process

Simply because we do not have the infrastructure to support such a development.

It is essential that due process is followed for this important green belt land which if developed would have a very significant impact on the environment and the lives of people living nearby.

Any development of this size, green belt or not, should have a full EIA

Please don't build on our green belt

How do we know what the effect on wildlife and nature in the area will be unless there is a proper investigation done?

I believe that a greater assessment of the land and its animal inhabitants needs to be throughly undertaken to assess the harm of this proposal

Green belt means green belt !

Aside from the horrendous polllution and removal of green belt land this would cause, there are not enough doctors, dentists car parking spaces or school places to support this development.

I strongly support the need for an EIA with a development this large.

We need our green belt land and it must be preserved. The infrastructure of Gerrards Cross cannot support this number of new homes

Too many homes and not enough infrastructure

We dont need them to appeal. We need them to conduct the environmental impact assessment

I support the need for an EIA, this development would have a significant negative impact on the Gerrards Cross community

Doctor’s surgery’s, schools and other local facilities will not be able to cope.

Not enough supportive infrastructure