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983064 WR09CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining The Fairways Object Objection to; the loss of greenfields with environmental damage, destruction of green barrier with two archaeological sites; impact on residents due to road infrastructure that could not support Estate from Holt Road, Tyn construction traffic; population projection is flawed; impact on health services; schooling is inadequate; impact on local community. Twll Farm, Holt Road and Tyn Twll Farm from Bryn Estyn Lane 977891 WR024UCS Wrexham Town Maesgwyn Road West, Object Part developed, flood concerns with rest of site. Wrexham 980039 WR04CS Wrexham Town Land at Plas Acton Road. Neutral The site overlies the line of Wat's Dyke which here is a scheduled ancient monument. No development may take place on the scheduled area without first obtaining scheduled monument consent Pandy from Cadw. The area around this historic asset may also require some form of pre-planning evaluation before considering a planning response.

980978 WR06CS Wrexham Town Land at Plas Acton Rd. Support Site owner; This site complies with the Council's preferred strategy. It is available now and is suitable. Also as part of a proposed development with WR04Cs land at Plas Acton Rd. Pandy and Pandy Wrexham Town WR13CS land off New Rd. Rhosrobin, the Watt's Dyke would be better protected. 980039 WR06CS Wrexham Town Land at Plas Acton Road, Neutral The site overlies the line of Wat's Dyke which here is a scheduled ancient monument. No development may take place on the scheduled area without first obtaining scheduled monument consent Pandy from Cadw. The area around this historic asset may also require some form of pre-planning evaluation before considering a planning response.

975044 WR07CS Wrexham Town Part tyn twll farm off holt Object Objection to the loss of open fields and the impact on wildlife, ecology and dog walkers; loss of privacy; development will impact on CPAT registered archaeological features; negative impact on road Wrexham infrastructure especially schools and doctors. 978177 WR07CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. Road, Wrexham 978416 WR07CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object You say you want Wrexham to be an “attractive and accessible place” – it will become less attractive due to the lack of green fields and less accessible due to the increase in traffic. Again, building Road, Wrexham houses off Cefn Road, Holt Road and Bryn Estyn Lane will mean an increase in crime in this area, but no increase in Police and a lack of open green spaces for people to walk to promote health and wellbeing needs. Wrexham Maelor Hospital is already under huge pressure and our GP services are struggling to cope. 979241 WR07CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm, Holt road, Object Objection, development would be a disaster for the local area; I don't understand the need for the thousands of houses; this area has been an important amenity space for generations. Wrexham 982203 WR07CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object Loss of agricultural land which not only produces crops such as wheat and maize necessary to sustain the countries growing population. The land also sustains a large range of wildlife. The area Road, Wrexham does not have sufficient infrastructure to support a development of this size, schools and doctor surgeries would be unable to support this development. 982244 WR07CS Wrexham Town Fields between holt road and Object Objection; impact on ecology and loss of sites of local historic interest. Bryn Estyn lane, Wrexham

982245 WR07CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm fields, Holt Object We will now face further strain and drain on our already vastly overstretched local services. The schools will not cope! The road network will not cope! The doctors surgery will not cope! The hospital road Wrexham will not cope! We would lose one of the last areas of open green space on this side of Borras. 982249 WR07CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll farm, Holt Object Objection; loss of greenfields, areas of natural beauty, ecological habitat; loss of privacy to my property; lack of capacity at doctors, hospital and schools; poorly performing schools overloaded with road Wrexham more children will perform even worse leading to crime problems. 982391 WR07CS Wrexham Town #NAME? Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 982953 WR07CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll farm, holt Object Objection; the proposed growth figures will strain or break public services; concerned with the loss of greenfield sites stretching near to Wrexham Industrial Estate. road wrexham 982955 WR07CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm fields, off holt Object New houses should not be built on greenfield areas, the population growth figures these plans are based on are completely flawed and as such need to be disregarded when making any future road planning decisions. There are plenty enough sites to accommodate new building that would not mean destroying our countryside. Furthermore you also plan to build on sports fields which I find disturbing, these plans will hurt the environment, healthcare, sporting facilities, education and clog our roads. I can find no positives. 982956 WR07CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll Farmland between Object It is so easy to take for granted the fact that residents can access these green spaces but believe me growing up in area where this is not the case makes me appreciate what you have here. These holt road and Bryn Estyn fields serve as a "lung" to the community and help maintain a green ribbon supporting wildlife and also I believe wellbeing for us and our children.

983109 WR07CS Wrexham Town part of Tyn Twll farm, Holt Object There are 2 objections to the development of this site: 1. This will be an over-development of a part of town (Goulbourne/Fairways) that is already fully developed and already lacking in public Road facilities. 2. Access to this site will almost certainly require a roundabout. That will mean 3 roundabouts (Birkdale Road/ new roundabout/ Llanypwll roundabout) within the space of 200 yards which will exacerbate the pre-existing issues of queuing both to and from the Greyhound at busy times of day (and sometimes at other times of day as well). 983165 WR07CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll farm, Holt Object Objection to the level of proposed housing development and projected population figures, should build on brownfield sites first; loss of these fields and playing fields would be a disaster with no where road , Wrexham for people and children to go meaning more obesity, more strain on hospitals and less jobs, busier roads, larger class sizes. 980039 WR07CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Neutral This location contains a number of sites recorded in the Historic Environment Record.. These historic assets may require some form of pre-planning evaluation before considering a planning Road response. 978177 WR08CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. Road, Wrexham 982203 WR08CS Wrexham Town Part o Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. Road, Wrexham 982245 WR08CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll Farm fields Object We will now face further strain and drain on our already vastly overstretched local services. The schools will not cope! The road network will not cope! The doctors surgery will not cope! The hospital will not cope! We would lose one of the last areas of open green space on this side of Borras.

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982391 WR08CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm Holt Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Road Wrexham (Summary to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the sheet refers to land at town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites Barkers Lane in the Holt used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential Ward) amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 983222 WR08CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object WR08CS contradicts both Minerals Planning Policy Wales as well as Policy SP12 of the Preferred Options document. WR08CS is within 30 to 40 metres of extraction within Phase Airfield 2 of Road, Wrexham Borras Quarry. Any residential/mixed use development at this location would be premature.The supply of adequate mineral is invaluable, particularly as the LDP2 is seeking significant growth. The mineral extracted at Borras Quarry is an important resource for Wrexham and the wider region and it should be ensured that mineral resources such as Borras Quarry which has planning permission up to 2042, are protected from non-mineral development. 980039 WR08CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Neutral The site contains the R.O.C. 17 Group Headquarters building. This historic asset may require some form of pre-planning evaluation before considering a planning response. Road, Wrexham 973334 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object This huge development will greatly affect 1.the total loss of privacy to my home 2. The natural habitat and ecology of this farming land. 3 Roads , infrastructure , services unable to cope with major Road (Bryn Estyn Lane side influx of traffic. and people 4. HEALTHCARE . trying to register with Doctors practices is impossible. Other than Borras &Strathmore Surgeries no other practice will take patients from the area Huge down to Bryn Estyn Court) waiting period for appointments .Massive shortage of Doctors and nurses. Hospital /A&E running at capacity. 5. Employment .Where are all these people going to work. ? no jobs at present only businesses closing down.. 6. Town Centre firstly needs massive regeneration to improve and then maybe will attract potential visitors to the area. 7. These fields have 2 REGISTERED archaeologica sites in them. 8. Schools. will be needed. Where is all the money going to come from to finance this major development?. 975044 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of tyn twll farm holt road Object Objection to the loss of ecological habitat; loss of privacy; impact on service veterans housed adjacent to the site due to the loss of peaceful views; need to be sensitive to the Victorian walled garden Wrexham used for rehabilitation; and strained doctors and schools. 978177 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt R Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. oad, Wrexham 978416 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object You say you want Wrexham to be an “attractive and accessible place” – it will become less attractive due to the lack of green fields and less accessible due to the increase in traffic. Again, building Road, Wrexham houses off Cefn Road, Holt Road and Bryn Estyn Lane will mean an increase in crime in this area, but no increase in Police and a lack of open green spaces for people to walk to promote health and wellbeing needs. Wrexham Maelor Hospital is already under huge pressure and our GP services are struggling to cope. 979241 WR09CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm, holt road, Object Objection, development would be a disaster for the local area; I don't understand the need for the thousands of houses; this area has been an important amenity space for generations. Wrexham 982203 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. Road, Wrexham 982244 WR09CS Wrexham Town Fields between Holt Road Object Objection; impact on ecology and loss of sites of local historic interest. and Bryn Estyn raid , Wrexham 982244 WR09CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm lands, holt Object Objection; impact on ecology and loss of sites of local historic interest. road Wrexham 982245 WR09CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm field, Holt road Object We will now face further strain and drain on our already vastly overstretched local services. The schools will not cope! The road network will not cope! The doctors surgery will not cope! The hospital , Wrexham will not cope! We would lose one of the last areas of open green space on this side of Borras. 982249 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll farm, Holt Object Objection; loss of greenfields, areas of natural beauty, ecological habitat; loss of privacy to my property; lack of capacity at doctors, hospital and schools; poorly performing schools overloaded with road ,Wrexham more children will perform even worse leading to crime problems. 982391 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm Holt Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Road Wrexham to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 982947 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll farm holt Object Objection due to the impact on the existing infrastructure in the area - local schools are already at bursting point, local doctors are also full to the seams, traffic around the holt road area is extremely road busy without the additional homes planned. Impact on ecology; Finally, we will have a great loss of privacy. 982953 WR09CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm off holt road, Object Objection; the proposed growth figures will strain or break public services; concerned with the loss of greenfield sites stretching near to Wrexham Industrial Estate. wrexham 982955 WR09CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm, off holt road, Object New houses should not be built on greenfield areas, the population growth figures these plans are based on are completely flawed and as such need to be disregarded when making any future Wrexham planning decisions. There are plenty enough sites to accommodate new building that would not mean destroying our countryside. Furthermore you also plan to build on sports fields which I find disturbing, these plans will hurt the environment, healthcare, sporting facilities, education and clog our roads. I can find no positives. 982956 WR09CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm, off holt road, Object It is so easy to take for granted the fact that residents can access these green spaces but believe me growing up in area where this is not the case makes me appreciate what you have here. These wrexham fields serve as a "lung" to the community and help maintain a green ribbon supporting wildlife and also I believe wellbeing for us and our children. 982966 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll farm, Holt Object Objection; loss of privacy; impact on wildlife; infrastructure would be strained - roads, schools and health; impact on road safety; damage to two archaelogical sites. Road 983021 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object The proposal will inflict a lack of privacy, plus have an adverse effect on the schools, Drs surgeries, and road infrastructure, which are already at breaking point. There are also 2 archaeological sites Road within the proposed building areas. 983025 WR09CS Wrexham Town abbeydale close Object Objection to the loss of privacy, the effect on natural habitats, the volume of traffic, schools and doctors will not cope and two archaeological sites will be affected. 983109 WR09CS Wrexham Town part of Tyn Twll farm, Holt Object There are 5 objections to the development of this site: 1. This will be a very significant over-development of a part of town (Goulbourne/Fairways) that is already fully developed and already lacking in Road public facilities. 2. This proposal would project beyond the existing building line (which has logic as it essentially follows the ridge on which the town sits above the Dee Valley) both in terms of the Hol Road side and in particular the Bryn Estyn Lane side. 3. This proposal when combined with the Waterways proposal (WR01CS) is likely to encourage future strip development along the line of the A534. 4. Allowing build here and along the A534 is likely to impact upon strategic room for manoeuvre in terms of A534 realignment and improved access to industrial estate. 5. Access to a site of this size will almost certainly require a new access road to the Llanypwll roundabout. Given the money recently spent on this and the demands for it from large employers on the industrial estate and the fact that it has not proved to be a well thought through solution for the volume of traffic currently using it in any case, this would clearly be a highly retrograde step. There is also the possibility of access via a new roundabout on Holt Road or via Bryn Estyn Lane: neither of these would be remotely acceptable or practical for a development of this size.

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983146 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part Tyn Twll, Holt Road, Object Object to plans. Wrexham 983155 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part on Tyn Twll Farm Holt Object Developing this site would result in a loss of privacy of our home, and the affects on Natural Habitat. Road 983161 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twyll farm, Holt Object Objection to the loss of privacy; impact on habitats and wildlife; lack of capacity in the schools, health service and roads. Rd 983165 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object Objection to the level of proposed housing development and projected population figures, should build on brownfield sites first; loss of these fields and playing fields would be a disaster with no where road , Wrexham for people and children to go meaning more obesity, more strain on hospitals and less jobs, busier roads, larger class sizes. 983187 WR09CS Wrexham Town KSS2: Land to the east of Object Objection to the loss of privacy due to house proposed behind our property, the effect on ecology, the volume of traffic, not enough capacity on schools, doctors and infrastructure, impact on Cefn Road including land to archaelogical sites; there are brownfield sites that can be used first; we will not be able to deliver the infrastructure promised. the south of Holt Road and Bryn Estyn Lane, Wrexham WR11CS,WR10CS,WR09C S 983209 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm (Holt Object Objection to; the loss of privacy; security implications; scale of development; inadequate infrastructure (schools and health); scale of traffic, impact on ancient hedgerows. Road)- Bryn Estyn Court down Bryn Estyn Lane Side 983326 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object Objection to; local infrastructure cannot cope (health, schools and roads); quality of life for existing residents who would now live in a very urban area; plenty of brownfield land; major disruption to Road existing residents; property prices will plummet. 1006294 WR09CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection, loss of playing field without an alternative provision; an increase in cars on the road; doctors, hospital, schools, electricity, gas, water, sewers, waste disposal all need to be budgeted for. south of Llanypwll Doctors are retiring will they be replaced? Will houses be affordable? Where the new people coming from, where will they work? Will they be aware that the houses will be on a flood plain without roundabout, Wrexham insurance? 980039 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Neutral This location contains a number of sites recorded in the Historic Environment Record.. These historic assets may require some form of pre-planning evaluation before considering a planning Road, Wrexham (wrong response. address?) 982948 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll farm, Holt Neutral These fields have two registered archaeological sites in them. The effect on the natural habitat. The strain on healthcare, schools and other infrastructure. Road 983222 WR09CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object Tarmac are particularly concerned regarding WR09CS and WR10CS. Although, these sites have no impact in terms of mineral sterilisation, a particular concern would be potential visual impacts Road, Wrexham from Borras Quarry on potential development. In order to protect new built development from the potentially harmful amenity issues associated with mineral working, new development should be channelled to areas that would not result in the loss of mineral resources or should seek the extraction of minerals prior to development. This approach would protect sensitive new development and mineral working from one another.The supply of adequate mineral is invaluable, particularly as the LDP2 is seeking significant growth. The mineral extracted at Borras Quarry is an important resource for Wrexham and the wider region and it should be ensured that mineral resources such as Borras Quarry which has planning permission up to 2042, are protected from non-mineral development.

973334 WR10CS Wrexham Town part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object This huge development will greatly affect 1.the total loss of privacy to my home 2. The natural habitat and ecology of this farming land. 3 Roads , infrastructure , services unable to cope with major Road (the Holt Road side of influx of traffic. and people 4. HEALTHCARE . trying to register with Doctors practices is impossible. Other than Borras &Strathmore Surgeries no other practice will take patients from the area Huge the fields) waiting period for appointments .Massive shortage of Doctors and nurses. Hospital /A&E running at capacity. 5. Employment .Where are all these people going to work. ? no jobs at present only businesses closing down.. 6. Town Centre firstly needs massive regeneration to improve and then maybe will attract potential visitors to the area. 7. These fields have 2 REGISTERED archaeologica sites in them. 8. Schools. will be needed. Where is all the money going to come from to finance this major development? 975044 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of tyn twll farm, holt Object This is the last green barrier you see between Gresford roundabout and Wrexham town centre on the Holt Road. This must be preserved to prevent urban sprawl. There are wooded areas, species road Wrexham rich hedgerows and arable fields. A beautiful and popular area with walkers and a regular hunting ground for various birds of prey and wildlife. Loss of privacy to adjoining residents and development would be closer to Wrexham Industrial Estate. There is a registered archaeological site in the middle of it. Negative impact upon exisitng infrastructure, services and facilities.

978177 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. Road, Wrexham 978416 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object You say you want Wrexham to be an “attractive and accessible place” – it will become less attractive due to the lack of green fields and less accessible due to the increase in traffic. Again, building Road, Wrexham houses off Cefn Road, Holt Road and Bryn Estyn Lane will mean an increase in crime in this area, but no increase in Police and a lack of open green spaces for people to walk to promote health and wellbeing needs. Wrexham Maelor Hospital is already under huge pressure and our GP services are struggling to cope. 979241 WR10CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm, Holt Road, Object Objection, development would be a disaster for the local area; I don't understand the need for the thousands of houses; this area has been an important amenity space for generations. Wrexham 982203 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Hot Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. Road, Wrexham 982245 WR10CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll Farm fields, Holt Object We will now face further strain and drain on our already vastly overstretched local services. The schools will not cope! The road network will not cope! The doctors surgery will not cope! The hospital road Wrexham will not cope! We would lose one of the last areas of open green space on this side of Borras. 982249 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll farm , Holt Object Objection; loss of greenfields, areas of natural beauty, ecological habitat; loss of privacy to my property; lack of capacity at doctors, hospital and schools; poorly performing schools overloaded with road, Wrexham more children will perform even worse leading to crime problems. 982391 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm Holt Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Road Wrexham to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed.

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982391 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll farm Object Councillors are concerned that: There seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible. The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to Development. Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 982947 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm off holt Object Objection due to the impact on the existing infrastructure in the area - local schools are already at bursting point, local doctors are also full to the seams, traffic around the holt road area is extremely road busy without the additional homes planned. Impact on ecology; Finally, we will have a great loss of privacy. 982953 WR10CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm off holt road Object Objection; the proposed growth figures will strain or break public services; concerned with the loss of greenfield sites stretching near to Wrexham Industrial Estate. . wrexham 982955 WR10CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm field off holt Object New houses should not be built on greenfield areas, the population growth figures these plans are based on are completely flawed and as such need to be disregarded when making any future road, Wrexham planning decisions. There are plenty enough sites to accommodate new building that would not mean destroying our countryside. Furthermore you also plan to build on sports fields which I find disturbing, these plans will hurt the environment, healthcare, sporting facilities, education and clog our roads. I can find no positives. 982956 WR10CS Wrexham Town Tyn Twll farm, holt road Object It is so easy to take for granted the fact that residents can access these green spaces but believe me growing up in area where this is not the case makes me appreciate what you have here. These wrexham fields serve as a "lung" to the community and help maintain a green ribbon supporting wildlife and also I believe wellbeing for us and our children. 982966 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll farm, Holt Object Objection; loss of privacy; impact on wildlife; infrastructure would be strained - roads, schools and health; impact on road safety; damage to two archaelogical sites. Road 983021 WR10CS Wrexham Town part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object The proposal will inflict a lack of privacy, plus have an adverse effect on the schools, Drs surgeries, and road infrastructure, which are already at breaking point. There are also 2 archaeological sites Road within the proposed building areas. 983025 WR10CS Wrexham Town tyn twll farm Object Objection to the loss of privacy, the effect on natural habitats, the volume of traffic, schools and doctors will not cope and two archaeological sites will be affected. 983064 WR10CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining The Fairways Object Objection to; the loss of greenfields with environmental damage, destruction of green barrier with two archaeological sites; impact on residents due to road infrastructure that could not support Estate from Holt Road, Tyn construction traffic; population projection is flawed; impact on health services; schooling is inadequate; impact on local community. Twll Farm, Holt Road and Tyn Twll Farm from Bryn Estyn Lane 983109 WR10CS Wrexham Town part of Tyn Twll farm, Holt Object There are 5 objections to the development of this site: 1. This will be a very significant over-development of a part of town (Goulbourne/Fairways) that is already fully developed and already lacking in Road public facilities. 2. This proposal would project beyond the existing building line (which has logic as it essentially follows the ridge on which the town sits above the Dee Valley). 3. This proposal when combined with the Waterways proposal (WR01CS) is likely to encourage future strip development along the line of the A534. 4. Allowing build here and along the A534 is likely to impact upon strategic room for manoeuvre in terms of A534 realignment and improved access to industrial estate. 5. Access to this site would likely require a new access road to the Llanypwll roundabout. Given the money recently spent on this and the demands for it from large employers on the industrial estate and the fact that it has not proved to be a well thought through solution for the volume of traffic currently using it in any case, this would clearly be a highly retrograde step. There is also the possibility of access via a new roundabout on Holt Road which would mean 3 roundabouts (Birkdale Road/ new roundabout/ Llanypwll roundabout) within the space of 200 yards which would severely exacerbate the pre-existing issues of queuing both to and from the Greyhound at busy times of day (and sometimes at other times of day as well). 983146 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part Tyn Twll, Holt Road, Object Object to plans. Wrexham 983155 WR10CS Wrexham Town part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object Developing this site would result in a loss of privacy of our home, and the affects on Natural Habitat Road 983161 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twyll farm, Holt Object Objection to the loss of privacy; impact on habitats and wildlife; lack of capacity in the schools, health service and roads. Rd 983165 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll farm, Holt Object Objection to the level of proposed housing development and projected population figures, should build on brownfield sites first; loss of these fields and playing fields would be a disaster with no where road Wrexham for people and children to go meaning more obesity, more strain on hospitals and less jobs, busier roads, larger class sizes. 983187 WR10CS Wrexham Town KSS2: Land to the east of Object Objection to the loss of privacy due to house proposed behind our property, the effect on ecology, the volume of traffic, not enough capacity on schools, doctors and infrastructure, impact on Cefn Road including land to archaelogical sites; there are brownfield sites that can be used first; we will not be able to deliver the infrastructure promised. the south of Holt Road and Bryn Estyn Lane, Wrexham WR11CS,WR10CS,WR09C S 983209 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm (Holt Object Objection to; the loss of privacy; security implications; scale of development; inadequate infrastructure (schools and health); scale of traffic, impact on ancient hedgerows. Road) 983222 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object Tarmac are particularly concerned regarding WR09CS and WR10CS. Although, these sites have no impact in terms of mineral sterilisation, a particular concern would be potential visual impacts Road, Wrexham from Borras Quarry on potential development. In order to protect new built development from the potentially harmful amenity issues associated with mineral working, new development should be channelled to areas that would not result in the loss of mineral resources or should seek the extraction of minerals prior to development. This approach would protect sensitive new development and mineral working from one another.The supply of adequate mineral is invaluable, particularly as the LDP2 is seeking significant growth. The mineral extracted at Borras Quarry is an important resource for Wrexham and the wider region and it should be ensured that mineral resources such as Borras Quarry which has planning permission up to 2042, are protected from non-mineral development.

983326 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Object Objection to; local infrastructure cannot cope (health, schools and roads); quality of life for existing residents who would now live in a very urban area; plenty of brownfield land; major disruption to Road existing residents; property prices will plummet. 980039 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll Farm, Holt Neutral This location contains a number of sites recorded in the Historic Environment Record.. These historic assets may require some form of pre-planning evaluation before considering a planning Road, Wrexham response. 982948 WR10CS Wrexham Town Part of Tyn Twll farm, Holt Neutral These fields have two registered archaeological sites in them. The effect on the natural habitat. The strain on healthcare, schools and other infrastructure. Road

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973334 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining Fairways off Object This huge development will greatly affect 1.the total loss of privacy to my home 2. The natural habitat and ecology of this farming land. 3 Roads , infrastructure , services unable to cope with major Holt Road influx of traffic. and people 4. HEALTHCARE . trying to register with Doctors practices is impossible. Other than Borras &Strathmore Surgeries no other practice will take patients from the area Huge waiting period for appointments .Massive shortage of Doctors and nurses. Hospital /A&E running at capacity. 5. Employment .Where are all these people going to work. ? no jobs at present only businesses closing down.. 6. Town Centre firstly needs massive regeneration to improve and then maybe will attract potential visitors to the area. 7. These fields have 2 REGISTERED archaeologica sites in them. 8. Schools. will be needed. Where is all the money going to come from to finance this major development?. 975044 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining fairways off Object Further expansion of housing from current boundaries unacceptable and unnecessary. It will lead to housing closer to Wrexham Industrial Estate and reult in the loss of natural habitats. The site is holt road wrexham lined by species rich hedgerows vital to local wildlife. It will cause disruption and a loss of privacy to nearby resdients and uses. The site contains a registered archaeological plot. The development of these fields would be a huge loss to the area. 978177 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining Fairways off Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. Holt Road, Wrexham 978416 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining Fairways, off Object You say you want Wrexham to be an “attractive and accessible place” – it will become less attractive due to the lack of green fields and less accessible due to the increase in traffic. Again, building Holt Road, Wrexham houses off Cefn Road, Holt Road and Bryn Estyn Lane will mean an increase in crime in this area, but no increase in Police and a lack of open green spaces for people to walk to promote health and wellbeing needs. Wrexham Maelor Hospital is already under huge pressure and our GP services are struggling to cope. 979241 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land behind Fairways off Object Objection, development would be a disaster for the local area; I don't understand the need for the thousands of houses; this area has been an important amenity space for generations. Holt road, Wrexham 982203 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining Fairways off Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. Holt Road, Wrexham 982244 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land behind Fairways off Object Objection; impact on ecology and loss of sites of local historic interest. holt road Wrexham 982245 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land behind Fairways Off Object We will now face further strain and drain on our already vastly overstretched local services. The schools will not cope! The road network will not cope! The doctors surgery will not cope! The hospital Bryn Estyn Lane and Holt will not cope! We would lose one of the last areas of open green space on this side of Borras. Road 982249 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining fairways off Object Objection; loss of greenfields, areas of natural beauty, ecological habitat; loss of privacy to my property; lack of capacity at doctors, hospital and schools; poorly performing schools overloaded with Holt road Wrexham more children will perform even worse leading to crime problems. 982391 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land Adjoining Fairways, Off Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Holt Road Wrexham to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 982947 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining fairways off Object Objection due to the impact on the existing infrastructure in the area - local schools are already at bursting point, local doctors are also full to the seams, traffic around the holt road area is extremely holt road busy without the additional homes planned. Impact on ecology; Finally, we will have a great loss of privacy. 982953 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining the fairways Object Objection; the proposed growth figures will strain or break public services; concerned with the loss of greenfield sites stretching near to Wrexham Industrial Estate off holt road, Wrexham 982955 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining fairways, off Object New houses should not be built on greenfield areas, the population growth figures these plans are based on are completely flawed and as such need to be disregarded when making any future holt road, Wrexham planning decisions. There are plenty enough sites to accommodate new building that would not mean destroying our countryside. Furthermore you also plan to build on sports fields which I find disturbing, these plans will hurt the environment, healthcare, sporting facilities, education and clog our roads. I can find no positives. 982956 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land next to fairways off holt Object It is so easy to take for granted the fact that residents can access these green spaces but believe me growing up in area where this is not the case makes me appreciate what you have here. These road Wrexham fields serve as a "lung" to the community and help maintain a green ribbon supporting wildlife and also I believe wellbeing for us and our children. 982966 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining Fairway off Object Objection; loss of privacy; impact on wildlife; infrastructure would be strained - roads, schools and health; impact on road safety; damage to two archaelogical sites. Holt Road 983021 WR11CS Wrexham Town land adjoining fairways off Object The proposal will inflict a lack of privacy, plus have an adverse effect on the schools, Drs surgeries, and road infrastructure, which are already at breaking point. There are also 2 archaeological sites holt road within the proposed building areas. 983064 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining The Fairways Object Objection to; the loss of greenfields with environmental damage, destruction of green barrier with two archaeological sites; impact on residents due to road infrastructure that could not support Estate from Holt Road, Tyn construction traffic; population projection is flawed; impact on health services; schooling is inadequate; impact on local community. Twll Farm, Holt Road and Tyn Twll Farm from Bryn Estyn Lane 983109 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining the Fairways Object There are at least 4 objections to this site: 1. Access has to be via either Thornhurst Drive on the Fairways estate or Bryn Estyn Lane. Neither road will be able to cope with additional traffic. In the case of Thornhurst Drive, this can only be accessed from St Mellion Cresent (Fairways estate road) which was built with low traffic volumes and traffic calming in mind. Furthermore, this traffic will access Holt Road via the roundabout with Birkdale Road which will exacerbate the pre-existing issues of queuing both to and from the Greyhound. In the case of Bryn Estyn Lane, this is a narrow country lane and already has severe deficiencies including a number of points where passing cars need to take care, plus increased traffic volume will increase queuing at the Greyhound roundabout 2. When we bought our house on the Fairways in 2001, we were told that a buffer zone of trees was required in order to mask the estate from the A534. This was because it was accepted that there would be no further development outwards. It is also apposite that this proposal was not in the original version of the LDP yet no justification has been provided for the apparent volte face. 3. Loss of green belt land but also represent a significant loss of privacy for all householders on that side of the estate. 4 This proposal would also project beyond the building line represented by Tyn Twll farm and the Fairways estate. It would therefore effectively be a carbuncle on the edge of town and much more visible to A534 traffic than the current estate (even if masked by a further buffer zone which might in fact just make it more obvious). 983146 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining Fairways, Off Object Object to plans. Holt Road, Wrexham 983155 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land Adjoining Fairways off Object Developing this site would result in a loss of privacy of our home, and the affects on Natural Habitat. Holt Road 983161 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining fairways off Object Objection to the loss of privacy; impact on habitats and wildlife; lack of capacity in the schools, health service and roads. Holt Road 983165 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining fairways off Object Objection to the level of proposed housing development and projected population figures, should build on brownfield sites first; loss of these fields and playing fields would be a disaster with no where holt road, Wrexham for people and children to go meaning more obesity, more strain on hospitals and less jobs, busier roads, larger class sizes. Page 5 Tref Wrecsam / Wrexham Town

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983187 WR11CS Wrexham Town KSS2: Land to the east of Object Objection to the loss of privacy due to house proposed behind our property, the effect on ecology, the volume of traffic, not enough capacity on schools, doctors and infrastructure, impact on Cefn Road including land to archaelogical sites; there are brownfield sites that can be used first; we will not be able to deliver the infrastructure promised. the south of Holt Road and Bryn Estyn Lane, Wrexham WR11CS,WR10CS,WR09C S 983199 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining Fairways, Off Object Objection to; the loss of high grade agricultural land which is protected by national policy; loss of privacy; concerned about water drainage onto my land; loss of greenbelt; ample brownfield sites and Holt Road, Wrexham low grade farmland. 983209 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining Fairways off Object Objection to; the loss of privacy; security implications; scale of development; inadequate infrastructure (schools and health); scale of traffic, impact on ancient hedgerows. Holt road 983326 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining Fairways, off Object Objection to; local infrastructure cannot cope (health, schools and roads); quality of life for existing residents who would now live in a very urban area; plenty of brownfield land; major disruption to Holt Road existing residents; property prices will plummet. 982948 WR11CS Wrexham Town Land adjoining 'Fairways' off Neutral These fields have two registered archaeological sites in them. The effect on the natural habitat. The strain on healthcare, schools and other infrastructure. Holt Road 983069 WR12CS Wrexham Town Total Fitness Wxm. Object Serious concerns regarding access out of the site on to Stansty Road. There would be a lot more vehicles exiting the site off to work or on the school run at the morning rush hour. The junction of Stansty Road and Rhosddu Road, New Road and Prices Lane is at capacity and that major highway improvement works are necessary. There should be contributions towards these works and maybe also towards a new school. 978576 WR13CS Wrexham Town Land off New Road, Support Support. This site should be put forward for inclusion in the LDP. This area has the greatest potential to accommodate new residential development of the scale required to address the significant Rhosrobin shortfall in housing land supply. 6.4 hectares from the south west of this site should be allocated for residential development (40% of the total site area) and the other 9.4 hectares remain unallocated as green barrier with a buffer zone surrounding the historic monument of Wat’s Dyke. It is a logical extension to Wrexham and is in a sustainable location. It complies with the Preferred Strategy, is in single ownership and has received interest from national housebuilders. It is located close to existing services and facilities, the strategic highway network and is well served by public transport. It presents a good opportunity to accommodate future growth. 983069 WR13CS Wrexham Town Land off New Road, Object Not within Rhosddu but abuts the boundary. Forms part of the Green Belt / Buffer between the Town of Wrexham and the village of Rhosrobin. Without this, Rhosrobin would become part of Rhosrobin Wrexham Town, and Gwersyllt would soon follow, resulting in urban sprawl. Such a large site would exceed service capacity. 980039 WR13CS Wrexham Town Land off New Road, Neutral Overlies the line of Wat's Dyke a scheduled ancient monument. Scheduled monument consent from Cadw required. The area around this may also require pre-planning evaluation before Rhosrobin considering a planning response. 978177 WR14CS Wrexham Town Land to east of Dean Road Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. and north of Holt Road, Wrexham 982203 WR14CS Wrexham Town Land to east of dean Road Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. and north of Holt road, Wrexham 982391 WR14CS Wrexham Town Land to east of Dean Road Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary and north of Holt Road to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the Wrexham town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 983109 WR14CS Wrexham Town Land to east of Dean road Object There are 3 objections to this site: 1. Loss of green space and consequential risk of over- development. 2. Loss of playing field, an area that Wrexham is already under- provided. 3. Access: this site and north of Holt Road can only be accessed by either Holt Road or Dean Road. Holt Road is a main artery and already too busy. Dean Road is rather narrow, also busy for a minor road, traffic calmed and has major parking issues. 976688 WR15CS Wrexham Town Berryland, off Homestead Support Supportive of retaining this plot to satisfy the housing needs of the local Gypsy and Traveller community. Lane 977891 WR15CS Wrexham Town Berrylands, Homestead Object Objection – further development would not be acceptable. Lane, Wrexham 982651 WR15CS Wrexham Town lower berse road farm Object Object. This development will have a detrimental effect on existing and inadequate local infrastructure, amenities and services, and chaos for the existing residents. It will also put massive pressure on the A483 and adjacent roads, junctions and slip roads, with increased volumes of traffic and commuters suffering even more delays. With 1260 houses proposed this will create problems for already over-subscribed local schools and health services. 976728 WR16CS Wrexham Town Rhosnesni & Llwyn Knottia Object Current infrastructure is already full to capacity and inadequate. No provision in the plan for extra health and services to meet demand. Sustainabilty unlikely with council budgets slashed. It's a Farm, Cefn Road, Wrexham Greenfield site with school playing fields which give character and pleasure to lots of residents in the area and is benifical to the environment and wildlife.

978416 WR16CS Wrexham Town Rhosnesni and Llwyn Knottia Object The land by Wrexham Rugby Club, Morgan Llwyd’s school playing fields and the surrounding fields are places where young children play rugby, people take a nice walk in the country with their dogs Farm, Cefn Road, Wrexham or just go for a walk. The fields off Cefn Road and Bryn Estyn Lane are really popular with dog walkers and families. Taking this away would mean that the people living in the areas of Caia Park would have to drive somewhere to walk their dog or go out for somewhere with the family. This will mean more traffic on our roads and people without a car will become less active. People in Caia Park can’t afford to go to a gym to keep healthy, our countryside is beautiful and free. We should make every effort to keep it that way. 982391 WR16CS Wrexham Town Rhosnesni and Llwyn Knottia Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Farm Cefn Road Wrexham to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 983109 WR16CS Wrexham Town Rhosnesni & Llwyn Knottia Object There are 3 objections to this site: 1. This will be an over-development of a part of town that is already fully developed. 2. There is a risk that developing this site plus planning to develop the industrial farm estate will mean the two meeting in the middle eventually. 3. Access to this site will be via Cefn Road which is already overly busy and massively traffic calmed. This will also increase queuing problems at the Greyhound roundabout.

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989384 WR16CS Wrexham Town Rhosnesni and Llwyn Knottia Object Object to the inclusion of the green fields adjacent Cefn Road and including Ysgol Morgan Llwyd for the development of 1,300 houses. Such a level of development would have a huge impact on Farm, Cefn Road, Wrexham congestion locally as well as destroying our green spaces.

1007652 WR16CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection due to traffic impact at junction of Holt Road and Cefn Road. south of Llanypwll roundabout, Wrexham 988693 WR17CS Wrexham Town Wrexham Police Station, Support Considers the site suitable for mixed use development, The site has potential for retail and other uses would form part of a wider comprehensive development of Bodhyfryd. Bodhyfryd, Wrexham 982391 WR17CS Wrexham Town Wrexham Police Station Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Bodhyfryd Wrexham to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 988845 WR18CS Wrexham Town Land North of Holt Road, Support Promoting site as a roadside service station including petrol filling station and food and drink uses. Disagrees with conclusion in Candidate Site Register that the site cannot overcome the site Wrexham constraints. Any development of this site could address all of the constraint categories identified in Background Paper 4 para 4.5. The allocation of this site for such purposes will meet objectives SO1, SO2, SO3, SO4 and SO9. 982391 WR18CS Wrexham Town Land north of Holt Road Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Wrexham to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 983222 WR18CS Wrexham Town Land north of Holt Road, Object Contradicts both Minerals Planning Policy Wales and Policy SP12 of the Preferred Options document. The site is in an area known to contain mineral reserves. Any development would lead to Wrexham unnecessary mineral sterilisation. Minerals are safeguarded to ensure resources are not sterilised by development which can be located elsewhere. The presence of minerals has not always been given adequate consideration resulting in unnecessary loss of mineral reserves. The mineral extracted at Borras Quarry is an important resource for Wrexham and the wider region and it should be protected from non-mineral development. 988704 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Support No significant concerns with the two key strategic sites. south of Llanypwll roundabout, Wrexham 976728 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road & Object Current infrastructure is already full to capacity and inadequate. No provision in the plan for extra health and services to meet demand. Sustainabilty unlikely with council budgets slashed. It's a South of Llanypwll Greenfield site with school playing fields which give character and pleasure to lots of residents in the area and is benifical to the environment and wildlife. Roundabout, Wrexham 978177 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land West of Cefn Road Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. and South of Llanypwll Roundabout, Wrexham 978416 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land West of Cefn Road Object The land by Wrexham Rugby Club, Morgan Llwyd’s school playing fields and the surrounding fields are places where young children play rugby, people take a nice walk in the country with their dogs and South of Llan y Pwll or just go for a walk. The fields off Cefn Road and Bryn Estyn Lane are really popular with dog walkers and families. Taking this away would mean that the people living in the areas of Caia Park Roundabout, Wrexham would have to drive somewhere to walk their dog or go out for somewhere with the family. This will mean more traffic on our roads and people without a car will become less active. People in Caia Park can’t afford to go to a gym to keep healthy, our countryside is beautiful and free. We should make every effort to keep it that way. 982203 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land West of Cefn Road Object Objection to the loss of agricultural land, impact on ecology; lack of infrastructure in the area, schools and doctors would not cope. and South of Llanypwll Roundabout, Wrexham 982214 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Object due to; loss of green wedge, reduce the playing fields of the community with impacts on child obesity; it will be built on good quality agricultural land; the rugby pitches are waterlogged and south of Llanypwll historic Ty Erlas is threatened. roundabout, Wrexham 982391 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary south of Llanypwll to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the Roundabout, Wrexham town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 983109 WR19CS Wrexham Town West of Cefn Road and Object This site would be massive, effectively a new village larger than Borras Park / Goulbourne / Fairways combined. How could the town's infrastructure possibly cope with this? Just to touch on the traffic south of Llanypwll problems alone, access would require all 3 of a new junction on the Llanypwll roundabout, a massively expanded Bryn Estyn Lane and access to Cefn Road. In respect of Llanypwll roundabout, given roundabout the money recently spent on this and the demands for it from large employers on the industrial estate and the fact that it has not proved to be a well thought through solution for the volume of traffic currently using it in any case, this would clearly be a highly retrograde step. In respect of Bryn Estyn Lane, even if it were to be massively expanded, there would still be the issue of the bottleneck at the end of the current houses where cars cannot pass (would you therefore compulsorily purchase all those houses?) plus the remainder of the road upto the Greyhound roundabout would still be inadequate plus this would create additional queuing problems on that roundabout. In respect of Cefn Road, this is already overly busy and massively traffic calmed. This will also increase queuing problems at the Greyhound roundabout. Neither will remotely be able to cope with the expanded traffic volumes an estate of this stupendous size would create.

983199 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection to; the loss of high grade agricultural land which is protected by national policy; loss of privacy; concerned about water drainage onto my land; loss of greenbelt; ample brownfield sites and south of Llanypwll low grade farmland. roundabout, Wrexham

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989359 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land West of Cefn Road Object Extent of KSS2 Barratt Homes objects to the extent of KSS2 as identified in the plan found at Appendix 5: to the Preferred Strategy document. The extent of KSS2, as presently identified, fails to and South of Llanypwll include all of the land being promoted for development by Barratt Homes. The extent of Barratt Homes’ land promotion is shown on the Parameters Plan enclosed at Appendix A. The additional land, Roundabout, Wrexham a field parcel to the north east of the KSS2 boundary, is available for development, or uses complementary to housing development such pubic open space, and there are no clear, evidenced reasons within the Plan or its evidence base for the exclusion. The Strategic Green Wedge Review does not seek to claim that the KSS2 boundaries have been drawn to protect a specific function of the land that is aligned to the purposes of Green Wedge designations; and no other reasons have been put forward to support the chosen boundaries in the Preferred Strategy. It is essential, for the soundness of the Plan that the reasons for selecting the KSS boundaries are properly evidenced. Propose that the KSS2 boundary is extended to include the full extent of land being promoted by Barratt Homes. KSS2 as a Single Site If allocated in the Plan, it was hoped that the Council would recognise its potential as a stand-alone Key Strategic Site capable of delivering in the region of 500 dwellings. Justification for site to be considered as a standalone allocation - physical extents and well-defined boundaries. Bryn Estyn Road to the south, which dissects the two distinct elements of KSS2 – namely Barratt Homes interests to the north and the multiple ownership promotion to the south – forms a logical strategic site boundary. The early masterplanning process, and discussions with the Council’s highways officers, established that there is no need or desire to link the two elements of KSS2 for vehicular traffic. Bryn Estyn Road is only intended to be used for pedestrian and cycle links. The Barratt Homes site therefore has only one potential primary point of vehicular access, to the north from the Holt Road roundabout, which isolates it from the rest of KSS2. Consequently there is no benefit to the wider highway network, in terms of connectivity, to pursuing KSS2 as a single KSS. The land to the South of Bryn Estyn Road is being promoted by multiple landowners, whereas land to the north is being promoted by a national housebuilder. Co-joining the two elements is a potential constraint to the delivery of KSS2 if there is a desire to masterplan the whole Site, solely on the basis of the number of parties involved. If this is to be achieved land needs to come forward for development immediately and in significant quantities. This is even more important when regard is had to the fact that KSS1 is also constrained by access issues, where there is presently no clear timetable for a resolution. By allowing the Barratt Homes land to be promoted separately from the remainder of KSS2 it can be delivered in a less constrained manner and more quickly than if linked by policy requirements to land south of Bryn Estyn Road. Mixed use requirement Important for Barratt Homes to have clarity on what is expected to be delivered on the land that it is promoting in the northern portion of KSS2, which it is promoting for a market housing led residential development. In addition, non-residential uses are subject to varying levels of demand and need, so the policy must be flexibly worded. Given this lack of clarity, Barratt Homes cannot support Policy SP9 as presently drafted. Comprehensive masterplan Barratt Homes objects to this requirement for a number of reasons. Firstly, if the County Borough is insistent on a masterplan for the entire KSS being drawn up in advance of any planning application, then this requirement must be written into the policy if it is to be enforced. This requirement has no weight in the supporting text to the policy. However, Barratt Homes would in any event object to such a requirement being included within Policy SP9. The reasons for this are, in part, set out above in respect of the desire for Barratt Homes’ land to be allocated in isolation from the remainder of KSS2 as presently drawn. In addition, this is another unnecessary requirement that will only serve to delay housing delivery on the KSS in circumstances where housing must come forward as soon as possible to stand any prospect of needs being met in full over the Plan period. Reference to the requirement for a masterplan to incorporate “all of the elements outlined in the above policy”. Policy is not actually clear on what elements will be required, by using vagaries such as “including but not limited to” where education and community facilities are concerned. Barratt Homes can clearly not support a requirement to commit to a range of development requirements without first having a clear understanding of what this entails and how this would impact upon the viability and deliverability. Uneccessary repetition This is likely to be the case for affordable housing, public open space provision, meeting education needs, providing off-site highway works if required, protecting heritage assets and delivering sustainable drainage solutions. Unless there is likely to be a departure from the standards for residential development set out elsewhere in Plan policies, we feel it is unnecessary for these requirements to be repeated in Policy SP9.

989374 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land West of Cefn Road Object Cefn Road site should be taken out of the LDP for the following reasons: It will destroy the green wedge between the town and the industrial estate. It will reduce playing fields in the community, and South of Llanypwll specifically the only playing fields for Ysgol Morgan Llwyd, which the council anticipates will have 1400 pupils by 2024, to the detriment of health. It will build on good agricultural land. The rugby Roundabout, Wrexham pitches are regularly waterlogged in winter months. An historic building, Ty Erlas, is under threat from this development. New estates will be built without the required infrastructure.

989374 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Cefn Road site should be taken out of the LDP for the following reasons: It will destroy the green wedge between the town and the industrial estate. It will reduce playing fields in the community, south of Llanypwll specifically the only playing fields for Ysgol Morgan Llwyd, which the council anticipates will have 1400 pupils by 2024, to the detriment of health. It will build on good agricultural land. The rugby roundabout, Wrexham pitches are regularly waterlogged in winter months. An historic building, Ty Erlas, is under threat from this development. New estates will be built without the required infrastructure.

989384 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Object to the inclusion of the green fields adjacent Cefn Road and including Ysgol Morgan Llwyd for the development of 1,300 houses. Such a level of development would have a huge impact on south of Llanypwll congestion locally as well as destroying our green spaces. roundabout, Wrexham 995003 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection, Strain on infrastructure (medical, education, utilities, roads); deficit in open spaces exacerbated by building on school fields, a public footpath and the rugby club; impact on wildlife and south of Llanypwll Great Crested Newts; Cefn Road is already congested; no facility to widen roads at pinch points of Dean Road, Cefn Road, Holt Road, Bryn Estyn Lane; an increase in traffic arising from the prison roundabout, Wrexham will exacerbate the problem; alteration to character. 1006229 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection, the plan does not provide for the area’s local needs and the green land is regularly used and should be maintained. south of Llanypwll roundabout, Wrexham 1006234 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection, concerned the once village of Rhosnesni will now join with WIR and lose its identity. Where does the need for housing come from, lots of vacant houses around. Loss of children’s school south of Llanypwll playing fields. Impact on local infrastructure (doctors, hospital), traffic impact, Council services cannot cope now, loss of greenfields will affect health. roundabout, Wrexham 1006236 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objections:health service is at breaking point; Cefn Road will not cope with the traffic especially at peak hours, loss of children’s play area. south of Llanypwll roundabout, Wrexham 1006253 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection, unless 2 new schools (primary and secondary including Welsh medium), at least 2 new medical practices and a small supermarket are provided there should be no more development, south of Llanypwll instead existing derelict properties, empty brown land should be used. Empty units above shops can be used. roundabout, Wrexham 1006257 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection – loss of well used playing fields with a population experiencing obesity epidemic. Bryn Estyn Lane is unsuitable for access. south of Llanypwll roundabout, Wrexham 1006298 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection, loss of countryside and harm to landscape, local area and roads cannot cope with more housing and traffic, infrastructure can’t cope. south of Llanypwll roundabout, Wrexham 1006301 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection, there is a covenant on the sports ground at Ysgol Morgan Llwyd (formerly Cartrefle). The hospital cannot cope with current demand, not enough police now, improved infrastructure is south of Llanypwll need e.g. address road congestion. roundabout, Wrexham

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1006308 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection, the proposal will lead to the loss of the rugby clubs pitches, clubhouse, changing rooms etc. and the loss of Ysgol Morgan Llwyd’s playing fields which are used by our juniors. The club is south of Llanypwll the main rugby club in the County Borough. This proposal runs contrary to the local, national and LDP priorities for sports and health development. Will work with us to deliver a rugby facility of a roundabout, Wrexham standard that reflects the standing of rugby in the area. 1007652 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection due to traffic impact at junction of Holt Road and Cefn Road. south of Llanypwll roundabout, Wrexham 1007767 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land West of Cefn Road Object Objection on grounds of impacts on, Wrexham hospital, highways (Greyhound Roundabout), impact on Great Crested Newts, hedgerows and loss of grade 2 and 3a agricultural land. and South of Llanypwll Roundabout, Wrexham 1007771 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection due to traffic impacts (Cefn Road, link Road, exit from Thornleigh/Oakhurst), estate spine road will cause flooding on Bryn Estyn Lane and its low points – flooding will block the road and south of Llanypwll add further congestion. roundabout, Wrexham 1007790 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land west of Cefn Road and Object Objection, concerned about the loss of green spaces for children and the provision of medical care. south of Llanypwll roundabout, Wrexham 980039 WR19CS Wrexham Town Land West of Cefn Road Neutral Location contains a number of sites recorded in the Historic Environment Record which may require pre-planning evaluation. and South of Llanypwll Roundabout, Wrexham 983041 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Support Agent acting on behalf of a developer with an option on the site; arguing that the site is available and capable of being delivered with constraints that can be addressed through a proposed Ruthin Road, Wrexham masterplan, the LDP and subsequent planning applications. The A483 junction is important for the site but also the wider regeneration of the town, the burden of addressing this should not fall unfairly on the site. 988704 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Support No significant concerns with the two key strategic sites. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 976688 WR20CS Wrexham Town Lower Berse Farm Object Consideration will be needed to address priority infrastructure which is to be be funded by the developer as follows: 1.Upgrading of local road infrastructure to alleviate traffic bottle-necks along Homestead Lane, Ruthin Rd in the direction of the town-centre as well as Bersham Village [excluding the A483/Ruthin Rd intersection]. 2.Primary school, on site. 3 GP surgery. 4. POS which caters for the needs of teenagers as well as toddlers. 5. Visitor car-parking spaces, by way of off-street parking spaces or road widths which can accommodate up to three vehicles, two of which may be parked. 6. A public meeting place. 7. Contribution to the provision of public bus routes. 8. Affordable Housing. 9. Upgrading of the A483/Ruthin Rd intersection. The ancient bridal way should not be breached. 979431 WR20CS Wrexham Town Lower Berse Farm,Ruthin Object Object. Given that the site has the potential to accommodate approximately 3000 dwellings, without major work, Ruthin Road, Berse Road, Bersham Road and the small lane past "Berryland" could Road not cope with additional traffic. Developing this site would effectively join Wrexham to Bersham and Bryn Offa. 982214 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Object due to; poor drainage, water run off impacting on adjacent homes; existing transport pressures on Ruthin Road exacerbated by Miss Moneypenny and Ambulance HQ; this is good agricultural Ruthin Road, Wrexham land. 982651 WR20CS Wrexham Town lower berse farm Object Object. This development will have a detrimental effect on existing and inadequate local infrastructure, amenities and services, and chaos for the existing residents. It will also put massive pressure on the A483 and adjacent roads, junctions and slip roads, with increased volumes of traffic and commuters suffering even more delays. With 1260 houses proposed this will create problems for already over-subscribed local schools and health services. 982814 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection; Over development – Severe impact on Rhostyllen, Bersham and Esclusham which have been subject to significant recent growth e.g. National Trust site, Heritage Gardens, Morrisons, Ruthin Road, Wrexham Miss Moneypenny, Ambulance Station. Need to assess number of vacant properties. Loss of greenbelt, open space, agricultural land and impact on listed buildings. Infrastructure – Ruthin road is a bottleneck, schools exceeding capacity, flooding in the northern fields, health care over-burdened. Finance/Funding – Who will pay for the infrastructure, where will the 7500 jobs come from? How will regeneration of the town centre be funded? Transport is a serious barrier but no firm plans to rectify the problem. 989374 WR20CS Wrexham Town Lower Berse Farm Object Poor drainage, water run-off will impact on existing homes and local residents have already seen floods on Ruthin Road, insurance premiums will escalate and homes will become uninsurable as it becomes a flood risk area. Existing transport pressures on Ruthin Road will be exacerbated by the new Moneypenny and Fire/Ambulance service HQ. This will be made intolerable by these new housing estate allocation. It will build on good agricultural land. New estates will be built without the required infrastructure. 989374 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Poor drainage, water run-off will impact on existing homes and local residents have already seen floods on Ruthin Road, insurance premiums will escalate and homes will become uninsurable as it Ruthin Road, Wrexham becomes a flood risk area. Existing transport pressures on Ruthin Road will be exacerbated by the new Moneypenny and Fire/Ambulance service HQ. This will be made intolerable by these new housing estate allocation. It will build on good agricultural land. New estates will be built without the required infrastructure. 997897 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, Wrexham’s hospital, doctors and schools are struggling, more housing will make it worse; will put lives at risk and add more traffic. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 997902 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, no consideration of the role of Wrexham and satellite villages in a strategic coherent way; the town centre has land that could be used for mixed use development; hundreds of Ruthin Road, Wrexham undeveloped patches e.g. St Giles Way and nearby areas in Penybryn; the land is high quality agricultural land providing a green belt and amenity space; the land has underground springs and high water table making it flood; further housing will create congestion which will be exacerbated by Miss Moneypenny, the ambulance site and Aldi; proposals lack adequate cycleways and priority bus lanes; biodiversity will be lost; the plan proposes a school but from experience these aren’t delivered; new housing will not create communities; the plan lacks essential infrastructure such as health, community centres, shops, play/leisure and would create satellite communities, cul-de-sac communities have been proven to fail e.g. Tanyfron, Brymbo, Borras Park and Caego which add numerically to housing stock but do little to the development of cohesive thriving communities. Need to give consideration to the role of Wrexham in the 7 goals of the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act. 997907 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection to the overdevelopment of Wrexham. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 997931 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, traffic congestion, cost of improving the roads would be immense; increased pollution; no local need for homes; strain on services – hospital already stretched; convergence of village Ruthin Road, Wrexham 997936 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, no local need; hospital and GPS’s can’t cope; issues with flooding on the site; plans for a cemetery were rejected for flooding, what has changed? Road network can’t cope; need to create Ruthin Road, Wrexham a community with GP, church, pub, general store, 1260 homes and a school doesn’t make a community; environmental impact – biodiversity, pollution, loss of green spaces; why need to develop outside settlements? 997939 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, impact on health system – hospitals, doctors and ambulance service; houses will not be affordable; will be for commuters; road network will need to be upgraded; loss of green fields; Ruthin Road, Wrexham villages will converge.

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998399 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, impact on the quiet nature of Bersham; traffic congestion would get worse; pressure on services at the hospital, GP’s and dentists; what guarantee is there that a school would be Ruthin Road, Wrexham delivered? Bersham is a conservation area; a newt has been seen in my garden it is likely there will be more; concerned about water run-off from the site and flooding implications in the Clywedog; impact on leisure attraction of Bersham; health concerns; loss of habitat for animals; currently hundreds of empty properties in Wrexham that could be used. 998400 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Opposed to new houses. Bersham is a rural area. Huge development will change that and affect traffic, schools and GP'S surgery which are already struggling to meet demand. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 998402 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection; water table was too high for a cemetery proposal, site floods when it rains and empties into Ruthin Road and Pentre Bach; the Homestead estate is built on a marsh and a property has Ruthin Road, Wrexham been refused insurance, as the lowest point below the site the estate would be susceptible to flooding; loss of fodder for local farmers; what provision has been made to increase hospital services; GP care is collapsing, Bersham is a conservation area; the roads can’t cope at peak with traffic from the hospital, school, Pentre Bach, Cartrefle, Miss Money Penny and ambulance site; traffic has increased on Bersham Road; risk of accidents on Bersham, Berse Road and Homestead Lane; will the development be a commuter area for people working outside of Wrexham; where is the affordable housing? 998406 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, loss of green fields, increase in traffic on local roads, impact on infrastructure and vital services such as hospital, schools and doctors. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 1006172 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, traffic congestion blocks access to the hospital, fire station and the town; loss of identity for the village of Bersham; cannot fill the properties already built. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 1006180 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection due to effect on close friends and family. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 1006183 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, Foxwood Drive is built on marshland, I pay a flood premium for insurance, concerned the river Clywedog will burst its banks (just a few hundred feet away), the land is clay and does not Ruthin Road, Wrexham drain well; I’m concerned that development will affect the water table with implications for surface water drainage and flooding. Concerned with impact on health provision; does not understand why we need so many houses when there are lots of brownfield sites and empty properties; thought there was a strategy not to build outside settlements; major traffic congestion and environmental damage would be created. 1006184 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, impact on traffic congestion, the area is of great natural beauty; development would have a negative effect on a rural location and on wildlife; why do we need more large scale Ruthin Road, Wrexham developments, there must be smaller better sites with less effect. 1006185 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, Bersham is a historic and rural area that would be significantly affected by the proposal. Other concerns with traffic and wildlife. Why aren’t the empty and derelict properties being used Ruthin Road, Wrexham first? 1006200 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, road is congested in peak hours; the land floods; land is greenbelt; need to think for future generations. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 1006291 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, where is the need for 12,000 homes, loss of greenfields and development outside of the settlement limit, loss of identity as villages join together, environmental damage, impact on hospital Ruthin Road, Wrexham Police, Fire & Ambulance services. The road system is under pressure. 1006314 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, the area cannot sustain growth, local roads and services cannot support it, local doctors and schools etc. are at capacity, loss of a large green field. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 1006321 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, no local need for the population growth, local growth can be managed more conservatively; burden on local infrastructure particularly hospitals and doctors; the site is on a flood plain – Ruthin Road, Wrexham proposals for a cemetery rejected for this reason; significant loss of countryside and damage to biodiversity; no benefit for Wrexham but merely accommodation for West Cheshire and Manchester.

1006324 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, Bersham will merge with Wrexham losing the village feel; Roads cannot cope, Bersham Road is very busy and concerned about safety; have the hospital schools and GP’s got capacity? Ruthin Road, Wrexham 1006333 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, will create problems on the roads in and around Wrexham; services, hospital, dentists, schools are buckling under pressure now; will create problems for access from the ambulance Ruthin Road, Wrexham station; no need for the development with empty properties around. 1007468 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, road network is overloaded this will be made worse by Miss Moneypenny and Aldi, addressing capacity of the A483 will not address local road issues; schools and health facilities are at Ruthin Road, Wrexham capacity, while a school is proposed this could be withdrawn; the fields provide a green lung for the town; destroy valuable farmland and biodiversity; there are more appropriate places to build in Wrexham – derelict and brown field sites, accommodation above commercial units. 1007504 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection – No local need, loss of greenfields for benefit of Chester/Liverpool residents. Provision of schools, hospitals, amenities and activities for youths inadequate. The road network cannot cope Ruthin Road, Wrexham and the pollution would be detrimental to health of residents and nearby schools. Loss of greenfields would be detrimental to health and wellbeing of residents. Concerned about drainage problems affecting Homestead and Foxwood. Merging of settlements would be harmful to local identity and pride. 1007553 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection – Loss of green space, Impact of traffic in Bersham, impact on wildlife. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 1007563 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection – loss of greenfields leads to urban sprawl, converging of villages and loss of identity. Environmental damage caused by pollution, flooding, traffic etc. Pressure on local infrastructure such Ruthin Road, Wrexham as doctors, dentists, schools and public services. 1007586 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection – No local need, too much pressure on hospital, doctors, dentists and schools, loss of greenfields, traffic impact on Ruthin Road, drainage problems. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 1007778 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection – Concerned about surface water flooding problems which already occur from the site with my property (in Laurel Grove) being exacerbated by development of the site, thorough survey an Ruthin Road, Wrexham site visit is necessary. Also concerned by traffic speed and safety through Bersham. 1007790 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection, concerned about the loss of green spaces for children and the provision of medical care. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 1012579 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Object Objection – harmful to rural character of Bersham, opposed to urban sprawl. Ruthin Road, Wrexham 980039 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Neutral Site contains Lower Berse House and moat which may require pre-planning evaluation. Ruthin Road, Wrexham

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997885 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Neutral Agrees with the conclusions of Background Paper 3 Key Strategic Sites in relation to the road infrastructure capacity constraints and the need for a substantial upgrade. Upgrade must be provided Ruthin Road, Wrexham before any further applications are approved for the site and the expansion of the business park. Traffic management must be improved on Berse Lane before any consent is given to the Key Strategic Site, improvements in lighting, speed reduction and junction (with my property) required. What affect would an increase in traffic have on the historic Bersham Bridge, has this been assessed? During the purchase of my property in the middle of the KSS, searches (October 2013) did not reveal the proposed development site, why was this not brought to our solicitors attention when information about the site was clearly known by the Council? I would expect any development to be to a high quality of design in a sympathetic/sensitive way with consideration for our privacy and quality of life. This would include but not be restricted to buffering, a green wedge and appropriate access rights. The proposal lacks detail for what will be delivered on the site with ambiguity in the Background Paper and policy SP9 over the number of houses on the site. The Council’s intentions need to be clarified. Policy SP9 requires ‘potential’ for a school, a condition of approval must be that provision for a school is made. Further reference is made in the Strategy and BP3 to the possibility of ‘commercial uses if required’, argue this is unnecessary. The site is accessible by walking and public transport to the town centre, Aldi and Morrisons. Concerned about food miles and the loss of prime agricultural land. The southern edge of the development has not been identified, so cannot comment on the green wedge that has been proposed, Is it intended the northern and southern sections of the site are joined and if so where along the important bridleway will this happen? An ecological survey must cover the whole site and the results incorporated into the proposal before approval. There is a public footpath that runs adjacent our property, increased usage would significantly affect our privacy. The footpath has evidence of flora indicating an ancient woodland, this ecological asset should be preserved and the footpath diverted. There is no detail on how the ecology of the site will be protected. The Council should resist a single application for the site , each phase should be subject to individual applications to enable the council to monitor the developers performance. No mention of health provision, how will the health care provision cope with the influx of 6,000 people? No new planning consents should be given to developers who failed to deliver the previous LDP sites. What research has the Council undertaken to assess the impact of the UK voting to leave the EU? Housing demand may be lower if we leave. What is the future for the radio masts next to our property, how has this been considered? What evidence is there that a development close to the town centre will decrease car usage and increase walking?

1021166 WR20CS Wrexham Town Land at Lower Berse Farm, Neutral A frequently used “bridle path extends right across the site. It is an important amenity, will the path be re- sited? Ruthin Road, Wrexham 977891 WR23CS Wrexham Town Land off Brynycabanau Object The important and well used children’s play area should be retained and preserved. Road, Wrexham 977891 WR24CS Wrexham Town Former Cambrian Yard, Support Suitable for mixed use development although there are access constraints onto St Giles Way. Wrexham 988832 WR25CS Wrexham Town Land at Mold Road and east Support Representation is made on behalf of Russell Homes with an interest in developing the site. It is now proposed that the site boundary is revised from the original plan submitted creating a smaller site of Stansty Chain Road area. Our analysis of the site will now need to be revised. The site complies with the Council’s Preferred Strategy, lies within a tier 1 settlement and the site constraints identified by the council can be overcome as follows; Environment – without undertaking a detailed phase 1 survey it is not possible for the Council to determine at this stage that Great Crested Newts (GCN) are present. There are no ponds and physical barriers that prevent GCN dispersal and migration. An indicative masterplan would retain hedges and trees, introduce new planting together with ponds and swales to provide habitat for GCN and other fauna/flora – improving on the current low biodiversity value, providing opportunity for education, learning, local distinctiveness, place marking and green/blue infrastructure. Heritage – development of sites WR25CS/26CS can be delivered without impacting on the setting of Lower Stansty Farmhouse. The indicative Masterplan provides an effective strategy for mitigation preserving the setting of the listed building. Agricultural Land Classification – An appraisal has been submitted that brings into question the accuracy of the stated land quality, i is argued the land is much lower in quality than believed. Minerals – A report has been prepared that evidences that there are no viable coal seams at or close to the surface that could be extracted; that deep surface resources could not be extracted given the constraint of existing settlements; that there are no suitable sand and gravel resources and even if there were these could not be extracted due to environmental implications for businesses and local residents. Education – The site is in close proximity to Plas Coch primary school, Rhosddu primary school, Wats Dyke school and Glyndwr University. The planned re-development Groves park will address capacity constraints. It is accepted a contribution to education capacity can be made via CIL/S106. Opportunities to work with the adjacent Plas Coch school if there is a need to rationalise the estate. Access, movement and highways – Possible for Stansty Chain Road to be extended into our site to widen it. Possibility to improve pedestrian and cycling links between Gwersyllt and Wrexham. Until the Strategic Highways Road Network Capacity Study is completed it is not possible to comment on the constraint, reserve the right to make further representations when the evidence emerges. No decision should be made on the suitability of sites which are dependent on this study until it has been completed and consulted on. The Green wedge review should not progress until this has been completed. Meanwhile a detailed study has been submitted that states; primary access will be direct onto the A451 with a signalised junction; the site is well located to promote sustainable transport, could improve local highway and safety, is accessible to the strategic highway network; would not give substantive impacts on the highway network. Green Wedge – The boundaries we have considered have since been revised. Concerned with the methodology of the Green Wedge review, it would appear to group sites together, while our sites alone would preserve the green wedge function and not merge settlements. A large continuous gap could be maintained with Gwersyllt and develop these sites within strong defined boundaries. Argues that GWE06CS would visibly narrow the gap at its lowest point more so than any other site in the area. Argues their sites, compared with GWE04CS and GWE06CS, have less impact on the Green Wedge, have better defined boundaries, have fewer neighbours and potentially fewer objections. A key consideration in Green Barrier release is sustainable development, this site adjacent tier 1 should be favoured above all. Argue that the site is deliverable (arguing the KSS would take 27-34 years), this is a key issue in an area with a zero housing land supply.

983069 WR25CS Wrexham Town Land off Mold Road and Object Not within Rhosddu but abuts the boundary. Forms part of the Green Belt / Buffer between the Town of Wrexham and the village of Rhosrobin. Without this, Rhosrobin would become part of East of Stansty Chain Road Wrexham Town, and Gwersyllt would soon follow, resulting in urban sprawl. Such a large site would exceed service capacity. 980039 WR25CS Wrexham Town Land off Mold Road and Neutral This location contains the site of Stansty Clayworks and may require pre-planning evaluation. East of Stansty Chain Road, Stansty

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988832 WR26CS Wrexham Town Land at Mold Road and east Support Representation is made on behalf of Russell Homes with an interest in developing the site. It is now proposed that the site boundary is revised from the original plan submitted creating a smaller site of Stansty Chain Road area. Our analysis of the site will now need to be revised. The site complies with the Council’s Preferred Strategy, lies within a tier 1 settlement and the site constraints identified by the council can be overcome as follows; Environment – without undertaking a detailed phase 1 survey it is not possible for the Council to determine at this stage that Great Crested Newts (GCN) are present. There are no ponds and physical barriers that prevent GCN dispersal and migration. An indicative masterplan would retain hedges and trees, introduce new planting together with ponds and swales to provide habitat for GCN and other fauna/flora – improving on the current low biodiversity value, providing opportunity for education, learning, local distinctiveness, place marking and green/blue infrastructure. Heritage – development of sites WR25CS/26CS can be delivered without impacting on the setting of Lower Stansty Farmhouse. The indicative Masterplan provides an effective strategy for mitigation preserving the setting of the listed building. Agricultural Land Classification – An appraisal has been submitted that brings into question the accuracy of the stated land quality, i is argued the land is much lower in quality than believed. Minerals – A report has been prepared that evidences that there are no viable coal seams at or close to the surface that could be extracted; that deep surface resources could not be extracted given the constraint of existing settlements; that there are no suitable sand and gravel resources and even if there were these could not be extracted due to environmental implications for businesses and local residents. Education – The site is in close proximity to Plas Coch primary school, Rhosddu primary school, Wats Dyke school and Glyndwr University. The planned re-development Groves park will address capacity constraints. It is accepted a contribution to education capacity can be made via CIL/S106. Opportunities to work with the adjacent Plas Coch school if there is a need to rationalise the estate. Access, movement and highways – Possible for Stansty Chain Road to be extended into our site to widen it. Possibility to improve pedestrian and cycling links between Gwersyllt and Wrexham. Until the Strategic Highways Road Network Capacity Study is completed it is not possible to comment on the constraint, reserve the right to make further representations when the evidence emerges. No decision should be made on the suitability of sites which are dependent on this study until it has been completed and consulted on. The Green wedge review should not progress until this has been completed. Meanwhile a detailed study has been submitted that states; primary access will be direct onto the A451 with a signalised junction; the site is well located to promote sustainable transport, could improve local highway and safety, is accessible to the strategic highway network; would not give substantive impacts on the highway network. Green Wedge – The boundaries we have considered have since been revised. Concerned with the methodology of the Green Wedge review, it would appear to group sites together, while our sites alone would preserve the green wedge function and not merge settlements. A large continuous gap could be maintained with Gwersyllt and develop these sites within strong defined boundaries. Argues that GWE06CS would visibly narrow the gap at its lowest point more so than any other site in the area. Argues their sites, compared with GWE04CS and GWE06CS, have less impact on the Green Wedge, have better defined boundaries, have fewer neighbours and potentially fewer objections. A key consideration in Green Barrier release is sustainable development, this site adjacent tier 1 should be favoured above all. Argue that the site is deliverable (arguing the KSS would take 27-34 years), this is a key issue in an area with a zero housing land supply.

983069 WR26CS Wrexham Town Land off Mold Road and Object Not within Rhosddu but abuts the boundary. Forms part of the Green Belt / Buffer between the Town of Wrexham and the village of Rhosrobin. Without this, Rhosrobin would become part of East of Stansty Chain Road Wrexham Town, and Gwersyllt would soon follow, resulting in urban sprawl. Such a large site would exceed service capacity. 983069 WR27CS Wrexham Town Lower Stansty Farm, Stansty Object Not within Rhosddu but abuts the boundary. Forms part of the Green Belt / Buffer between the Town of Wrexham and the village of Rhosrobin. Without this, Rhosrobin would become part of Chain Farm Stansty Wrexham Town, and Gwersyllt would soon follow, resulting in urban sprawl. Such a large site would exceed service capacity.

980039 WR27CS Wrexham Town Lower Stansty Farm, Stansty Neutral This location contains Lower Stansty Farmhouse and may require pre-planning evaluation. Chain Road, Stansty

975044 WR28CS Wrexham Town The Erlas centre Bryn Estyn Object Object on grounds of negative impact upon the Erlas Centre. road 978416 WR28CS Wrexham Town Erlas Centre, Bryn Estyn Object You say you want Wrexham to be an “attractive and accessible place” – it will become less attractive due to the lack of green fields and less accessible due to the increase in traffic. Again, building Road, Wrexham houses off Cefn Road, Holt Road and Bryn Estyn Lane will mean an increase in crime in this area, but no increase in Police and a lack of open green spaces for people to walk to promote health and wellbeing needs. Wrexham Maelor Hospital is already under huge pressure and our GP services are struggling to cope. 982391 WR28CS Wrexham Town Erlas Centre, Bryn Estyn Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Road, Wrexham to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 980039 WR28CS Wrexham Town Erlas Centre, Bryn Estyn Neutral This location contains a number of sites relating to Bryn Estyn house and garden and may require pre-planning evaluation. Road, Wrexham 983069 WXT001UCS Wrexham Town Land off Wat's Dyke Way Object This site is protected as a Town/Village Green where development is generally prohibited. There is insufficient Public Open Space within Rhosddu and the loss of this site would exacerbate the situation. 980039 WXT002UCS Wrexham Town Land to rear of Clarence Neutral Overlies the line of Wat's Dyke, part of which here is a scheduled ancient monument. Scheduled monument consent from Cadw Is required. The area around the unscheduled part of this historic Road asset will also require pre-planning evaluation. 983069 WXT003UCS Wrexham Town Land off Colliery Road Object This is Public Open Space where development is generally prohibited. There is insufficient Public Open Space within Rhosddu and any loss would exacerbate the situation. 976688 WXT004UCS Wrexham Town Gate Hangs High Object This is a public facility which ought to be retained for this purpose. 987726 WXT005UCS Wrexham Town Post Office Depot, Regent Object Royal Mail confirms it wished to remain on the site. If the Council chooses to identify this site and surrounding area for future redevelopment a suitable new location must be provided with direct Street, Wrexham assistance from the Council in identifying an appropriately located new site and funding its relocation. Consideration should be given to protect the amenity of existing businesses where alternative uses are proposed to employment uses. Where there is conflict mitigation measures should be built into policy SP1. Suggested additional wording "All development proposals should safeguard the amenities of existing businesses and provide mitigation measures". 982391 WXT007UCS Wrexham Town North of Glan-y-Giber Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 1029875 WXT007UCS Wrexham Town Land north of Glan y Wiber, Object 1. Site has dangerous access too close to major roundabout via A5156 or A5152. 2. Access via Glan y Wiber is a dangerous as road is very narrow, has no pavements with no provision to Wrexham enable pavements to be built.

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982391 WXT009UCS Wrexham Town Box Lane/Chester Road, Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Wrexham to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 982391 WXT010UCS Wrexham Town The Four Dogs Pub, Box Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Lane, Little Acton Wrexham to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 982391 WXT011UCS Wrexham Town Acton Park Junior School Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 982391 WXT012UCS Wrexham Town Land off Herbert Jennings Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Avenue, to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 982391 WXT013UCS Wrexham Town Tapley Avenue Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 982391 WXT014UCS Wrexham Town Gate Hangs High Public Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary House, Wrexham to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 982391 WXT015UCS Wrexham Town The Groves, Wrexham Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 983069 WXT015UCS Wrexham Town The Groves, Wrexham Object There is a restrictive covenant on the site restricting use to education. The building is a landmark building on one of the major roads into Wrexham. It is understood CADW is considering Listed the Building. The building should be retained and restored. 976688 WXT015UCS Wrexham Town Groves off Powell Road Neutral Any reference to residential housing ought to be removed, due to the sensitivity surrounding this site's future use for educational purposes. 982391 WXT016UCS Wrexham Town Corner of Maesydre and Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Park Avenue to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 982391 WXT017UCS Wrexham Town Holt Road, Wrexham Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 982391 WXT018UCS Wrexham Town Land to rear Hinsley Drive, Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Goulbourne (Map for this site to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the is wrong) town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 977891 WXT019UCS Wrexham Town Jacques Scrapyard, Object Further development may result in traffic impact on Mold Road which will need to be addressed. Wrexham Page 13 Tref Wrecsam / Wrexham Town

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980039 WXT019UCS Wrexham Town Jacques Scrapyard, Neutral The site overlies the line of Wat's Dyke which here is a scheduled ancient monument. No development may take place on the scheduled area without first obtaining scheduled monument consent Wrexham from Cadw. The area around this historic asset may also require some form of pre-planning evaluation before considering a planning response. 977891 WXT020UCS Wrexham Town Ambulance & Highways Neutral This site also includes the current Morrisons. Depot, Ruthin Road 977891 WXT022NUCS Wrexham Town Former Garage, Regent Neutral This site has now been developed. Street, Wrexham 982391 WXT072NUCS Wrexham Town Acton Park Community Object Concerned that there seems to be a danger of unrestrained housing development, without the commensurate development of the services (surgeries, schools, shops, community facilities) necessary Centre to ensure that Wrexham's already overstretched public amenities are not completely overwhelmed. This is particularly, but not exclusively, a danger with the huge site development to the East of the town. • The site register as a whole depends too much on the possible development of Greenfield sites. In the view of the Council, Wrexham's green belt should be preserved and brownfield sites used for development wherever possible • The site register identifies too many playing field spaces, including in some cases those currently attached to schools. Playing fields are an essential amenity which should not be sacrificed to development • Local green spaces in current, high density housing areas are valued and should be preserved. • The latest Open Space Survey identified a deficit of Open Space provision in the Acton Community area and the development of all existing open spaces is opposed. 977891 WXT077NUCS Wrexham Town Former Brother Site, Neutral Provision of affordable housing should reflect county borough needs not just local market area needs. Wrexham 977891 WXT078NUCS Wrexham Town Former Hightown Flats, Neutral Now developed. Wrexham 977891 WXT079NUCS Wrexham Town Ruthin Road, Wrexham Neutral New fire and ambulance site developed, flood risk with rest of site. 977891 WXT080NUCS Wrexham Town Watery Road, Wrexham Neutral Now developed. 977891 WXT083NUCS Wrexham Town Island Green, Wrexham Neutral Already developed. 980039 WXT083NUCS Wrexham Town Hendersons, Wrexham Neutral The site overlies the site of the former Wrexham Central Railway Station and partly sits within the defined historic settlement core. These historic assets may require pre-planning evaluation as part o the consideration of a planning application. 977891 WXT084NUCS Wrexham Town Central Retail Park, Neutral Already developed. Wrexham 980039 WXT084NUCS Wrexham Town Central Retail Park, Neutral The site overlies the site of the former Wrexham Central Railway Station. This historic asset may require pre-planning evaluation as part of the consideration of a planning application. Wrexham 980039 WXT085NUCS Wrexham Town Fire Station, Wrexham Neutral The site overlies the site of the former Wrexham Central Railway Station. This historic asset may require pre-planning evaluation as part of the consideration of a planning application. 977891 WXT088NUCS Wrexham Town Mount Street, Wrexham Neutral Incorrect Map. 977891 WXT090NUCS Wrexham Town B & Q Neutral Already developed.

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