Consultation Question 137

Object

Representation ID: 2087

Received: 18/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Matthew Deacon

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2101

Received: 18/03/2021

Respondent: Bells Bespoke Designs

The land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.

The town centre high street, Tesco supermarket store and associated bus service to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a ten minute walk away at approximately 600 metres to the North. A local parade of shops is also within 250 metres to the North. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a twenty minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2107

Received: 18/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Peter Elwick

The land currently occupied by Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. It is clear that Queensbury needs more housing and the Queensbury Golf Course land is directly adjacent, and very similar to QB4/H and therefore ideal for housing development. It is close to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away.

Object

Representation ID: 2115

Received: 18/03/2021

Respondent: Mrs Linda Marshall

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.

The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2118

Received: 18/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Brian Barker

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.

The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2119

Received: 18/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Stephen Lindsay

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2120

Received: 18/03/2021

Respondent: Mrs Paula Lindsay

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2129

Received: 18/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Stephen Goldthorpe

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre. 

Object

Representation ID: 2140

Received: 18/03/2021

Respondent: Mr William Johnson

Queensbury golf club should be lncluded in the local plan.With qb4/h
Being included.The site offers a sustainable location,near to local shops,
Facilities and on regular bus route.
No difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site
Compared to the qb4/h site

Object

Representation ID: 2168

Received: 18/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Mark Chalmers

Land at Queensbury Golf course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, school, amenities, facilities and public transport, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.

The Town centre high street, Tesco store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away.

There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2174

Received: 18/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Phillip Cawkwell

There are currently major issues with traffic at the Queensbury crossroads at peak times with traffic backing up to Foxhill Primary School on a regular basis. Development of the land to the North of the junction will only increase the issues with construction traffic and commuter traffic on their way to the motorway infrastructure and Queensbury High School. Development of land to the south of the junction eg QB4/H would minimize the disruption to the village because traffic would not need to enter the village in order to access the high school and the infrastructure to the motorways, making "rat runs" like Roper Lane and DeanstonesLane unnecessary.
Extending the area of QB4/H to include the golf course would be more acceptable and has easy access to local shops and schools.

Object

Representation ID: 2200

Received: 18/03/2021

Respondent: Mrs Jean Cawkwell

Queensbury Golf Course would be a better site for housing than QB7/H at Fleet Lane.
There are currently major issues with traffic at the Queensbury crossroads at peak times with traffic backing up to Foxhill Primary School on a regular basis. Development of the land to the North of the junction will only increase the issues with construction traffic and commuter traffic on their way to the motorway infrastructure and Queensbury High School. Development of land to the south of the junction eg QB4/H would minimize the disruption to the village because traffic would not need to enter the village in order to access the high school and the infrastructure to the motorways, making "rat runs" like Roper Lane and Deanstones Lane unnecessary.
Extending the area of QB4/H to include the golf course would be more acceptable and has easy access to local shops and schools.
Additional comments from attachment noted by Local Plan Team below
Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development, including 25% as affordable homes and new public open space. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.

Access to the land is unconstrained from Brighouse Road, which is a wide carriage way, with footpaths either side.

The Golf Club site is well screened by mature trees to the southern boundary which would provide a permanent and defensible new Green Belt boundary.

The Queensbury Golf Course site is available, suitable, achievable and deliverable.

Object

Representation ID: 2219

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Richard Ogilvie

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the Golf Course site and the QB4/H. The town centre high street, Tesco store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are less than a 10min walk away at approximately 600 metres to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250 metres to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 min walk at 1.2km. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2223

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Nathan Hill

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2253

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Michael McCabe

The land at Queensbury Golf Club should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation Q84/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the Q84/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk away at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located outside the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2255

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr David Harris

I support Queensbury Golf Club being incorporated into the Local Plan for housing in Queensbury. It would appear that more housing is required and the services and infrastructure adjacent would support this. Access and egress is better here than at the Fleet Lane proposal, as the Denholmegate road south is generally less congested than going north. There are easy access ways to schools and the local amenities (ie Tesco). Coming from Fleet Lane area will add to the congestion at the Traffic Lights, when families and shoppers gain access to Tesco from the North side of Queensbury.

Support

Representation ID: 2260

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr David Skelton

I am in support of the sale of land at Queensbury Golf Club. The land is in a sustainable location as it is near to shops, schools, medical centres and transport links i.e. regular bus route between Bradford and Halifax. Queensbury centre is only a 10 minute walk to Tescos and local shops with a parade of shops within 600 metres. There is a bus stop right outside the golf club

Object

Representation ID: 2268

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mrs Edith Henderson

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2274

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Christopher Enright

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2298

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Michael Cuthbert

Having examined the extensive proposed plans for housing development in Queensbury, I feel there is an omission worth noting. I think the Queensbury Golf Club site should be considered. With regards to the Fleet Lane/ Old Guy Road site - whilst some development there is feasible, I would consider the current plans to be far too extensive and to the detriment of the area: density of housing, local infrastructure etc.
Conversely, the Golf Club site seems ideal for helping to satisfy demands for more local housing. It has good access to a main road, is relatively near to the centre of the village, close to shops and other services. Even a bus stop alongside. There is a recent development next to the site, which appears successful. Therefore the QGC site should come into the equation and may relieve potential over density of development elsewhere in the village.

Object

Representation ID: 2299

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Anthony Brennan

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2305

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Albert Porter

More housing is required in Queensbury and the land at Queensbury Golf Club should be considered as it is in a good location for local schools shops and transport for Bradford and surrounding areas.
I feel the site at Queensbury Golf Course would be a better site and should be included in the Local Plan.

Object

Representation ID: 2307

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr JOHN RAMSDEN

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2310

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Robert Smith

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2319

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Andrew Grimshaw

Fully support the planning application for Queensbury Golf Club site being included in the local plan. The area urgently needs more housing, there is a large medical centre, 2 dentists, 2 large supermarkets plus numerous local shops so the local infrastructure will support more housing. Indeed, the infrastructure is just a short walk from there propped development. In addition, the site is close to bus stops to both Bradford and Halifax.

This proposal also abuts a proposal allocation QB4/H - there is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.

This area is far better suited than the proposed area off Fleet Lane which lacks the closeness of the local infrastructure.

Object

Representation ID: 2324

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Sean McHale

I fully support the proposals for Queensbury golf club site. The local area desperately needs more housing. The QGC site is close to all local amenities and the local infrastructure fully supports additional housing. The site is also next to a proposal allocation QB4/H. there is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.

Object

Representation ID: 2346

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mrs Carol McHale

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.

The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2359

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Andrew Tattersall

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre. I am in favour of selling.

Object

Representation ID: 2360

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Mrs Carolyn Whitworth

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a
sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as
directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability
of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all
less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also
within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk
at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less
mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre.

Object

Representation ID: 2361

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Miss Grace Tattersall

Land at Queensbury Golf Course should be allocated for housing development. The site is in a sustainable location, near to local shops, schools, amenities, facilities and a bus stop, as well as directly abutting a proposal allocation QB4/H. There is no difference in the location and sustainability of the golf course site and the QB4/H.
The Town Centre High Street, Tesco Store and associated bus services to Bradford and Halifax are all less than a 10 minute walk away at approximately 600m to the north. A local parade of shops is also within 250m to the north. Schools and medical centres are available within less than a 20 minute walk at 1.2km away. There is also a bus stop located directly outside of the site for those that are less mobile and may require assistance to get to the town centre. I am in favour of selling.