GD8 clause 1, criteria l

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Object

Harborough Local Plan 2011-2031, Proposed Submission

Representation ID: 5878

Received: 31/10/2017

Respondent: Mr Paul Henry

Legally compliant? No

Sound? No

Duty to co-operate? No

Representation Summary:

The development at MH3 would adversely affect highway safety or the convenience of road users particularly at the junction between Alvington Way and Bates Close which is already an area of congestion at busy times of the day. Further, Kingston Way is inaccessible in times of inclement weather when there is more than 1" inch of snowfall that accumulates on the road surface, given the increase in traffic caused as this is the only access and egress to the site can will during these times result in current and future residents being unable to easily access their property.

Full text:

The development at MH3 would adversely affect highway safety or the convenience of road users particularly at the junction between Alvington Way and Bates Close which is already an area of congestion at busy times of the day. Further, Kingston Way is inaccessible in times of inclement weather when there is more than 1" inch of snowfall that accumulates on the road surface, given the increase in traffic caused as this is the only access and egress to the site can will during these times result in current and future residents being unable to easily access their property.

Object

Harborough Local Plan 2011-2031, Proposed Submission

Representation ID: 5980

Received: 01/11/2017

Respondent: Mrs N Stanley

Legally compliant? Yes

Sound? Yes

Duty to co-operate? Yes

Representation Summary:

Burnmill Farm site - safe access is reduced as it is proposed that the existing farm track is to be retained. The farm track is at a right angle to the site entry and will cross the access from Kingston Way onto the site. Site lines and visibility is reduced as there is a double garage at the entry of the site and this will be a hazard to both users of the access road and the farm access. As with many new developments, parking is an issue and access is reduced with on street parking.

Full text:

Burnmill Farm site - safe access is reduced as it is proposed that the existing farm track is to be retained. The farm track is at a right angle to the site entry and will cross the access from Kingston Way onto the site. Site lines and visibility is reduced as there is a double garage at the entry of the site and this will be a hazard to both users of the access road and the farm access. As with many new developments, parking is an issue and access is reduced with on street parking.