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1 Ymgynghoriad ar Cynllun Datblygu Lleol Newydd
ID sylw: 5770
Derbyniwyd: 10/03/2026
Respondent ID: 1009
Ymatebydd: Mr William Hart
Cadarn? Nac Ydi
I don't know - I don't speak Welsh.
Barry is already oversized and infrastructure, particularly roads and sewage disposal, do not work properly. Green wedges were introduced to prevent urban sprawl (a council policy) and they should be honoured or Barry will continue to grow. Changing Green Wedges to suit developers is unacceptable.
Adding and improving road junctions will not overcome the increased demand on our roads.
The water authority cannot be trusted to dispose of increased sewage/rainwater. They don't even cope with existing load (witnessed by the 'safer-seas' app.) Tourists need to be attracted, not repelled by sewage floating in the sea.
The plan needs to show that Barry has reached its maximum size and is a clean and healthy place to live in. We now need new settlements away from existing towns and villages. Margins either side of main roads can accomodate many houses and further use of such land should be made to spread housing around the area. We do not want to all be crammed into one massive town.
Barry is already oversized and infrastructure, particularly roads and sewage disposal, do not work properly. Green wedges were introduced to prevent urban sprawl (a council policy) and they should be honoured or Barry will continue to grow. Changing Green Wedges to suit developers is unacceptable.
Adding and improving road junctions will not overcome the increased demand on our roads.
The water authority cannot be trusted to dispose of increased sewage/rainwater. They don't even cope with existing load (witnessed by the 'safer-seas' app.) Tourists need to be attracted, not repelled by sewage floating in the sea.