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1 Ymgynghoriad ar Cynllun Datblygu Lleol Newydd
ID sylw: 6561
Derbyniwyd: 11/03/2026
Respondent ID: 2111
Ymatebydd: Mr Colin Asbrey
Cadarn? Heb nodi
There are two schools in Dinas Powys. Neither is a Welsh School and access to Penarth along Cardiff Road is not sustainable (see comments on previous page). This problem is unlikely to cause serious concern as Welsh Secondary Schools relies on Welsh primary and easy transport links which don't exist. There is no walking route despite the suggestion there is.
The proposal is not thought out.
Infrastructure- The doctors surgery is incapable of dealing with current demand and has not been consulted. The roads are gridlocked. Anyone trying to get to work has to wait a long time. Any more traffic.
Trains- Although the trains have now caught up will current demand it is no use. Parking at Dinas is now excellent. The parking at Eastbrook is overfull.
Exhaust fumes- This is a serious concern. Traffic concerns Cardiff Road so in excessive periods of time (see above) and exhaust fumes poisonous to all and specifically for people will chest infections.
The Village- This is a village and does not have the shops and support 250 houses. This is a planning Jolly. Think through it again and expand elsewhere.
The proposal is not thought out.
Infrastructure- The doctors surgery is incapable of dealing with current demand and has not been consulted. The roads are gridlocked. Anyone trying to get to work has to wait a long time. Any more traffic.
Trains- Although the trains have now caught up will current demand it is no use. Parking at Dinas is now excellent. The parking at Eastbrook is overfull.
Exhaust fumes- This is a serious concern. Traffic concerns Cardiff Road so in excessive periods of time (see above) and exhaust fumes poisonous to all and specifically for people will chest infections.
The Village- This is a village and does not have the shops and support 250 houses. This is a planning Jolly. Think through it again and expand elsewhere.