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1 Ymgynghoriad ar Cynllun Datblygu Lleol Newydd
ID sylw: 6487
Derbyniwyd: 16/03/2026
Respondent ID: 2088
Ymatebydd: Mrs Catherine Clements
Cadarn? Heb nodi
Planning reference: HG1 KS2
• No supporting infrastructure investment: There has been little to no investment in expanding local infrastructure to support further housing. Roads, drainage, utilities, and services are already stretched, yet development is being proposed without any clear plan to upgrade them.
• Existing gridlock on main routes: Traffic through Dinas Powys is already heavily congested during peak hours. Additional housing will inevitably introduce more vehicles onto roads that are already at capacity.
• Increased flood risk: The area already experiences regular flooding. Building over existing green land will reduce natural drainage and increase surface water runoff, making flooding more frequent and more severe.
• Pressure near a local hospital: Additional traffic generated by the development would pass close to a local hospital, risking delays for patients, staff, and emergency vehicles.
• Poor active travel connections: There are currently limited safe walking and cycling routes to the nearest train station. Without proper active travel infrastructure, new residents will be forced to rely primarily on cars.
• Loss of green space and wildlife habitat: The development would remove valuable green land that supports biodiversity and provides an important natural buffer for the community.
• Declining air quality: More housing and vehicle traffic combined with less open green space will inevitably increase pollution and reduce local air quality.
• Neglected road network: Many local roads are already in poor condition due to years of underinvestment. Increased traffic will only accelerate their deterioration.
• Schools and GP surgeries already full: Local education and healthcare services are already operating at capacity, and there is no clear provision to expand them alongside the proposed development.
Planning reference: HG1 KS2
• No supporting infrastructure investment: There has been little to no investment in expanding local infrastructure to support further housing. Roads, drainage, utilities, and services are already stretched, yet development is being proposed without any clear plan to upgrade them.
• Existing gridlock on main routes: Traffic through Dinas Powys is already heavily congested during peak hours. Additional housing will inevitably introduce more vehicles onto roads that are already at capacity.
• Increased flood risk: The area already experiences regular flooding. Building over existing green land will reduce natural drainage and increase surface water runoff, making flooding more frequent and more severe.
• Pressure near a local hospital: Additional traffic generated by the development would pass close to a local hospital, risking delays for patients, staff, and emergency vehicles.
• Poor active travel connections: There are currently limited safe walking and cycling routes to the nearest train station. Without proper active travel infrastructure, new residents will be forced to rely primarily on cars.
• Loss of green space and wildlife habitat: The development would remove valuable green land that supports biodiversity and provides an important natural buffer for the community.
• Declining air quality: More housing and vehicle traffic combined with less open green space will inevitably increase pollution and reduce local air quality.
• Neglected road network: Many local roads are already in poor condition due to years of underinvestment. Increased traffic will only accelerate their deterioration.
• Schools and GP surgeries already full: Local education and healthcare services are already operating at capacity, and there is no clear provision to expand them alongside the proposed development.