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Waungron Road former Recycling Centre

622 Comments

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Mrs Iris Selby
5 years ago

Traffic volume on St Fagans Road is far too heavy in recent years and bringing a glut of new residents into the area in such a critical & busy area is unwise.

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Chris Selby
5 years ago

This property development will bring parking chaos particularly to Fairwater Grove East and West where many residents are already unable to park near to their own property due to the volume of vehicles.

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Marc Clucas
5 years ago

I'm against this development.

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Karl Wismann
5 years ago

I live at 13 Saint Fagans Close Fairwater Cardiff CF53AZ and totally oppose this development at this location.

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Sean Wismann
5 years ago

This is outrageous - where are all the vehicles going to go? Not only that, it will be incredibly noisy being surrounded by main roads and a railway station

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Brenda Rees
5 years ago

Think the proposed number of flats is far too many for existing site.

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Lawrence Pollock
5 years ago

Out of character with area , increase in carbon footprint on an already busy junction

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Anonymous
5 years ago

While I support the development of the land to provide a local public transport hub, adding a seven storey building to the plot is inappropriate for the area and other options should be considered

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Richard Marsh
5 years ago

Inappropriate use of land

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Anonymous
5 years ago

The change in the planning from solely bus station to include a 7 storey block of flats right next to a noisy railway at a very busy dual carriageway junction where pollution is high has not been consulted on with the community. I feel this would be subpar ‘slum’ housing.

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Susan Cashmore
5 years ago

Public consultation required. I consider the site unsuitable for what CCC are considering. Before more money is thrown at this proposal, local issues, ie household rubbish collection and road surface conditions need to be addressed.

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Andrew Ford
5 years ago

7 story 50 unit block of flats is a crazy idea on such a small site and busy junction.

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jonathan foley
5 years ago

The development proposal is totally out of proportion with the area. Huge amount of money wasted already on a ridiculous idea.

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Garath lloyd
5 years ago

I object strongly to this development in its current state. The current infrastructure simply cannot absorb 50 flats and the people/vehicles/ personal needs this entails.

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Luke Mccarthy
5 years ago

How can they build 50 apartments with no parking spaces!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This proposal seems inappropriate and out of proportion for an area with existing traffic congestion on this busy junction, and problems with people using surrounding residential streets for parking. Not opposed to some kind of residential development there, but not on this scale. Park and Ride seems a sensible use of the site, or at least a combination of residential and parking for the station?

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David Wheeler
5 years ago

Does not seem appropriate location from a safety perspective also the extra vehicle parking there will be in the area due o extra accomodation

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This is a ridiculous idea that will be an eyesore not fitting in with the local architecture. The traffic is horrendous already without this.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

The site is completely unsuitable for the proposed development. Squeezing shops, offices, buses and so much accommodation on such a small plot will create so many problems for the local community not least by the ridiculous suggestion of offering ALL users of the site (residents, visitors and workers) parking spaces on St Fagans Road, Fairwater Grove West, Davies Place, Norbury Road etc. See page 42 of the consultation doc. as NO parking spaces are planned for the site.

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John warwick
5 years ago

Completely out of proportion for the area. bus hub extra traffic from buses right on traffic lights already congested area.no way way for parking for 50 flats and visitors