We the undersigned are calling on Cardiff Council not to proceed with the current proposals until residents of Fairwater, Llandaff, and the wider community. Have been given a choice on a range of optional schemes. As the proposed scheme is unacceptable in its current format. We are apposed to this development at this location.
This will just increase congestion & pollution and yet they want private residential accomodation amongst all this. Return to recycling centre now to reduce fly tipping and save locals travelling 6 to 10 miles (round trip) further to recycle their rubbish
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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Proposed flats too high for local area.
Parking provision is nil which does not reflect the real world, parking will be required-especially as parking can be an issue in local area.
New shop will damage Cabin store which has traded for decades
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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This is not the right site for 50 flats and a building of seven storeys. It is out of place for the area architecturally and will bring more traffic and congestion to an already crowded junction which regularly records terrible pollution levels.
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Valerie Evans-Tomlinson
5 years ago
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This will increase the traffic on Old St Fagans Road with people avoiding the bus entrance on Western Ave. St Fagans Road already has a large amount of traffic some at excessive speeds. Very dangerous to all pedestrians particularly children and elderly
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Liz Avis
5 years ago
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It's not about the homes, the developers never add in the infrastructure to support. The traffic, the parking, where do all these kids go to school, what Dr's do they all sign up to? They never think of these things before they whack a load of flats up
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Zoe Pieris
5 years ago
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This is over intensification of the site. There is insufficient parking for each of the flats. From my experience as an EHO working within the field of housing this type of development will lead to anti social behaviour problems in a good neighbour hood.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Lack of parking will severely impact the area, where parking spaces are already at a premium. A good idea would be to have a recycling centre, where you don’t have to book a slot and you’re not limited by the number of visits per annum. Closing the recycling centre for an inappropriate housing development is not progress and completely out of touch with the needs and wants of the people.
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Gwen
4 years ago
Dear all please be aware Cardiff council had granted this application and said the final decision will now be with assembly members - they did this on the 21st December - and said ag locals could have attended no one would have been available that close to Christmas! None of us even knew - if this is to be stopped now we need to appeal to assembly ministers who have the ‘final day’ apparently on the matter. No one opposes development but it needs to be sensible!
We the undersigned are calling on Cardiff Council not to proceed with the current proposals until residents of Fairwater, Llandaff, and the wider community. Have been given a choice on a range of optional schemes. As the proposed scheme is unacceptable in its current format. We are apposed to this development at this location.
This will just increase congestion & pollution and yet they want private residential accomodation amongst all this. Return to recycling centre now to reduce fly tipping and save locals travelling 6 to 10 miles (round trip) further to recycle their rubbish
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
Featured
Proposed flats too high for local area.
Parking provision is nil which does not reflect the real world, parking will be required-especially as parking can be an issue in local area.
New shop will damage Cabin store which has traded for decades
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
Featured
This is not the right site for 50 flats and a building of seven storeys. It is out of place for the area architecturally and will bring more traffic and congestion to an already crowded junction which regularly records terrible pollution levels.
V
Valerie Evans-Tomlinson
5 years ago
Featured
This will increase the traffic on Old St Fagans Road with people avoiding the bus entrance on Western Ave. St Fagans Road already has a large amount of traffic some at excessive speeds. Very dangerous to all pedestrians particularly children and elderly
L
Liz Avis
5 years ago
Featured
It's not about the homes, the developers never add in the infrastructure to support. The traffic, the parking, where do all these kids go to school, what Dr's do they all sign up to? They never think of these things before they whack a load of flats up
Z
Zoe Pieris
5 years ago
Featured
This is over intensification of the site. There is insufficient parking for each of the flats. From my experience as an EHO working within the field of housing this type of development will lead to anti social behaviour problems in a good neighbour hood.
A
Anonymous
2 years ago
Lack of parking will severely impact the area, where parking spaces are already at a premium. A good idea would be to have a recycling centre, where you don’t have to book a slot and you’re not limited by the number of visits per annum. Closing the recycling centre for an inappropriate housing development is not progress and completely out of touch with the needs and wants of the people.
G
Gwen
4 years ago
Dear all please be aware Cardiff council had granted this application and said the final decision will now be with assembly members - they did this on the 21st December - and said ag locals could have attended no one would have been available that close to Christmas! None of us even knew - if this is to be stopped now we need to appeal to assembly ministers who have the ‘final day’ apparently on the matter. No one opposes development but it needs to be sensible!
This will just increase congestion & pollution and yet they want private residential accomodation amongst all this. Return to recycling centre now to reduce fly tipping and save locals travelling 6 to 10 miles (round trip) further to recycle their rubbish