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Plans for 650 New Houses South of Creigiau PLANS FOR 650 NEW HOUSES SOUTH OF CREIGIAU The Cardiff Local Development Plan in 2017 designated estates which will be separated by the ancient woodland the land between the A4119 and the M4 motorway for on one side and the disused railway on the other. There development and we have all seen the works going on is the potential for each ‘parcel’ to be sold off separately. there for some time. As well as that, the land that lies There will be new site accesses, two of which will be between the existing estates off Ffordd Dinefwr and the from Llantrisant Road, and one from Cardiff Road. There A4119 was also designated for development in the will only be pedestrian and cycle access through the L.D.P. The land owner, through his agents DPP Planning existing village estates apart from a provision for Consultants ran a Pre Application Consultation in the emergency vehicles in the event the A4119 being Golf Club on 16th July. These Pre applications impassable consultations are only required in Wales and are for Also planned are pedestrian, bicycle and emergency developments of over 25 houses. Many residents only access to the north into the existing streets, attended the exhibition and commented on the plans, but protecting and opening up of ancient woodland for this is only the start of the process. This is not the community use; pedestrian and cycle routes through the planning application but that is likely to follow shortly. site; new play areas and a sustainable urban drainage Comments made about this consultation are for the system (SUDs) developers but must be included in their planning Schools will be a crucial factor for this development and application. There will be an opportunity to submit it is envisaged that rather than build a new school (as comments to the County Council when an actual per the Persimmon development), they will make a Planning application is made. It is likely the application contribution to Cardiff Council to develop existing will be submitted in August facilities. Meetings are being had with relevant parties in The area covered by these plans is shown on the map. the Council at this early stage to understand how this will This is a 38.9 hectare site for approximately 650 new work. We are also pressing for other community houses and will be a separate development from the one improvements such as traffic safety measures and already underway by Persimmon Homes on the other communities’ infrastructure and facilities. side of Llantrisant Road. It will split into 3 separate Continued on Page 6…. 1 Submitting Articles For Inclusion PENTYRCH COMMUNITY COUNCIL In The Community Link CYNGOR CYMUNED PENTYRCH 1 Penuel Road Pentyrch Cardiff CF15 9LJ When submitting an entry for inclusion in the Community link - 029 2089 1417 - [email protected] contributors are requested to take note of the following:- Community Councillors Cynghorwyr Cymuned Mrs Helena Fox Clerk to the Council Articles should not exceed more Creigiau than 250 words. If your submission is longer than this it Cllr Stuart Thomas 10 Parc y Felin 2089 1812 [email protected] may well be summarised or Cllr Wynford Ellis Owen 10 Queen Charlotte Dr 2089 2323 [email protected] have to be omitted. Cllr Mike Sherwood 28 Maes Y Nant 2089 0055 [email protected] Articles should not be submitted Cllr Jena Quilter 31 Parc y Felin 2089 1417 [email protected] as pdf files. Although these may Cllr Amanda Thorpe 2 The Terrace, 07968705309 [email protected] be smaller to email they cannot Pentyrch easily be adjusted to suit the Cllr Simon Davies 34 Bronhaul 20890 078 [email protected] column sizes. Cllr John Harrison 26 Bronhaul 2089 1296 [email protected] Photographs should be Cllr Sara Pickard 5 Bryn yr Eglwys 2089 2124 [email protected] submitted as photographs (jpg Cllr Christine Priday 7 Pantglas 2089 1493 [email protected] files) and attached to the emailed article. This is to try to Cllr Simon Roberts 18 Troed y Garth, 2089 1417 [email protected] ensure that we can provide our Cllr Karen Thomas Braeside, Pen y Waun, 2089 1417 [email protected] printers with the best available Gwaelod y Garth images to print from. Cllr Sandie Rosser Brynteg Main Road 2081 1811 [email protected] The photographs should not be Cllr Teresa Fillipponi 13 Heol Gam, 2089 1417 [email protected] reduced in size or definition. They should never be submitted as part of a word file nor as a HYSBYSEBWCH YN www.pentyrch.cc pdf. CWLWM BRO Minutes of meetings of Pentyrch Your co-operation in submitting Dosberthir Cwlwm Bro i 2800 o dai Community Council as well as back- articles in this way will be much yn yr ardal ac mae’n gyfrwng numbers of Community Link are appreciated. Stuart Thomas Editor ardderchog i rannu gwybodaeth available on the Council’s website. Hysbysebion Council Meetings 6 cm x 9 cm £15 The full Council meetings of the 9 cm x 13 cm £30 Mae cofnodion cyfarfodydd Cyngor Council on the 3rd Monday Monthly. Colour £60 Cymuned Pentyrch yn ogystal ag ôl They are held on a rotational basis in Ffôn: 029 2089 1417 -rifynnau o Cwlwm Bro ar gael ar each village through the year. The wefan y Cyngor. scheduled meetings for the next 3 ADVERTISE IN months are:- If you have any concerns about 16/09/19 GYG Village Hall COMMUNITY LINK an incident that might be 21/10/19 GYG Village Hall Community Link is delivered to criminal, but not an emergency, 2800 homes in the area and is a please call 101. 18/11/19 GYG Village Hall valuable source of information. 16/12/19 GYG Village Hall Adverts The Police encourage you to report incidents because without Details of meetings are published in 6 cm x 9 cm £15 a report they cannot act or get an the Council’s Notice Boards, online at 9 cm x 13 cm £30 accurate picture of crime in our www.pentyrch.cc, in local Post Offices Colour £60 area. and on our Facebook page under Tel: 029 2089 1417 Pentyrchcc Wales. Members of the public are always Community Link Cwlwm Bro welcome to attend these meetings. During the council meeting there is an Last date for items in the next Dyddiad olaf am erthyglau ar opportunity for residents to address issue is:- gyfer y rhifyn nesaf :- the Council. Anyone considering to attend a 13 NOVEMBER 2019. 13 TACHWEDD 2019. meeting is advised to check the Articles should be limited to 250 words Dylir cyfyngu erthyglau i 250 gair os yn council website just in case there has where possible and should be sent to the bosib a dylid ei danfon i Glerc y been a change of venue. Council Clerk or to any Councillor. Cyngor neu unrhyw Gynghorydd . If there is specific matter you wish to e-mail: [email protected] e-bost:[email protected] discuss with the council you could advise the Clerk so she can look up The Council is unable to give any Wrth gyflwyno erthygl neu hysbyseb ar guarantee of a delivery date. When gyfer y cylchgrawn, byddwch yn have information available in placing articles or adverts please take ymwybodol o’r amser sydd eisiau i’w preparation for the meeting. into account the time it takes to baratoi, ei argraffu a’i ddosbarthu. Ni fedr y Council Offices are open to the public prepare print and distribute the Cyngor roi unrhyw sicrwydd y bydd yn cael 9.00am to 1.00pm, Monday to Friday. magazine ei ddosbarthu cyn rhyw ddyddiad arbennig. The views expressed in the Nid yw safbwynt y Cyngor bob amser yn Argraffwyd Printer Community Link are not necessarily cyd-fynd a’r hyn a fynegir yn ‘Cwlwm Xpedient Print Services,Princess those of the Community Council. Bro’. Way, Swansea. SA1 3LW 2 New Councillor for Gwaelod y Garth Site E Royal helicopter visit to Creigiau PCC members attended the Pre- Recreation Area Application Consultation (PAC) held at Creigiau Golf Club in July. There was a good attendance from residents who could look at the proposals and discuss them with the planning consultants. This is a new process and the first time a PAC has taken place in our area. We submitted our comments and know that many residents did too. This is the start of quite a long process of planning At the end of June there was an We are delighted to welcome Cllr applications and comments. You can unexpected phone call to the PCC Teresa Filipponi who is new councillor see PCC’s response under Planning office. It’s not every day I get a call for Gwaelod y Garth. She was the in this issue. Cardiff’s Local from the Queen’s Flight! They only candidate who came forward for Development Plan gave consent for asked for permission to land a co-option at PCC’s July meeting. development of the site so the helicopter at Creigiau Rec on July Teresa has already met with local planning process is now about the 1st but couldn’t tell me why and I people and is very keen to get to know details of what will be built not whether couldn’t tell anyone they had called. more residents so she can best the site should be developed. That made it a bit tricky for me to represent them at PCC meetings. explain to users of the Rec that Keep a look out for her surgeries and Road Closure certain things had to be done for other events where you can meet her.
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