Local plan scoping consultation

Comment

Representation ID: 3177

Received: 29/08/2026

Respondent: Mrs Suzanne Hunt

I object to the allocation of Land north of Town Lane, Mobberley for housing
development. This site lies within a sensitive rural area where significant development
eroding the village's character, openness and separation from surrounding
settlements. The proposal places additional pressure on already constrained local
roads, increasing traffic, congestion and road safety concerns. Development of this
scale risks harm to biodiversity, mature hedgerows and wildlife habitats that contribute
to the local environment. Existing infrastructure, including schools, healthcare services
and utilities, may be unable to accommodate further growth. Priority should be given to
more sustainable brownfield locations before releasing countryside land.

Comment

Representation ID: 3178

Received: 29/08/2026

Respondent: Mrs Suzanne Hunt

I object to the allocation of Land north of Town Lane, Mobberley for housing
development. This site lies within a sensitive rural area where significant development
eroding the village's character, openness and separation from surrounding
settlements. The proposal places additional pressure on already constrained local
roads, increasing traffic, congestion and road safety concerns. Development of this
scale risks harm to biodiversity, mature hedgerows and wildlife habitats that contribute
to the local environment. Existing infrastructure, including schools, healthcare services
and utilities, may be unable to accommodate further growth. Priority should be given to
more sustainable brownfield locations before releasing countryside land.

Comment

Representation ID: 3179

Received: 29/08/2026

Respondent: Mrs Suzanne Hunt

I object to the allocation of Land north of Town Lane, Mobberley for housing
development. This site lies within a sensitive rural area where significant development eroding the village's character, openness and separation from surrounding
settlements. The proposal places additional pressure on already constrained local
roads, increasing traffic, congestion and road safety concerns. Development of this
scale risks harm to biodiversity, mature hedgerows and wildlife habitats that contribute
to the local environment. Existing infrastructure, including schools, healthcare services
and utilities, may be unable to accommodate further growth. Priority should be given to
more sustainable brownfield locations before releasing countryside land.