Object

Representation ID: 15664

Received: 22/03/2021

Respondent: Graham Wright

Concerns about the plan to build 20 houses at Crossfield Road.

Sewer system is at its capacity, the main drain is an old salt glazed 6" pipe and is not fit for the purpose.

The village isn't big enough for all these houses with only 1 small primary school, a chemist and one food shop. The village has no doctors. The village does not have the local facilities to cope with these new houses.

Car congestion on Station Road due to the only food shop there with parking on either sides of the road, the same on Hebden Road from the mini roundabout to Harry Lane, it is just too dangerous, Shaw Lane is the same with a mill being converted into apartments.

Is it feasible for building companies to make money on green belt sites, when there are plenty of brown belt sites.
Gas mains do not have the capacity to put on gas pressure for more and more homes.