Scrap it preferably or hugely reduce development preserving as much natural current habitat as possible and have traffic emerge into Penarth Road not Llandough Hill

This is an area with trees and brambles etc slipping down to Penarth Road. The area is a natural habitat for birds including jays, nut crackers, wrens and even a hawk on occasion plus sparrows etc. It is also habitat for small mammals and bats which frequently come from there and fly over our garden in summer. Any suggested mitigation like grassy areas with a few saplings planted in them and a pond will not replace the habitat lost. Also it will abolish any boundary between Llandough and Penarth Road /Cardiff . Also Llandough Hill could not take anymore traffic .

The site does not appear viable. The flooding problems from the land above are difficult and costly to resolve. They relate to the unresolved flooding on Llandough Hill spilling over the Penarth Road. No drainage solution has been reached so the development is on-hold. The developer already demanded reduced S.106 with small fraction of affordable homes. For "deliverability" (WGovt manual DMM), it needs to be subject to a Stage 3: Site Specific Viability Assessment, in order to ensure that sites which progress to allocation within the RLDP can satisfy new policy requirements and remain viable and deliverable.