We ask for Coventry City Council to request that the applicant
submits the following:
- a transport statement and air quality assessment that refers to
recently committed development in Exhall and Poplar wards.
- Phase 3 geo-environmental report which includes an engineering
geophysics survey, a land contamination remediation strategy and
Tier 3 Detailed Quantitative Risk Assessment (DQRA). This is
essential due to the history of mining and contaminated waste
tipping known to have occurred in the wider area.
- an Ecological Impact Assessment with surveys for birds, bats,
hedgehogs, herpetofauna and badgers, an Arboricultural Impact
Assessment and a Biodiversity Impact Assessment
- a plan which resurrects the ponds which have been filled in
- a flood risk assessment which includes a more detailed study of
sensitive off-site locations such as Canberra Road and Lancia
Close
- a health impact assessment
- an archaeological assessment which includes a geophysics survey
and trial trench evaluation as there is a possibility of a deserted
Medieval settlement and/or pottery kilns being in the area.
Furthermore, we are extremely concerned about the cumulative
impact of recent development proposals within the Longford, Exhall
and Poplar wards. Therefore, we request that Coventry City Council
undertakes an urgent review of its Local Plan to ensure that its
allocations and policies reflect the latest environmental and
public health guidelines e.g., World Health Organisation’s
(WHO) new guidelines and interim targets for air quality. We also
ask that the allocations within the Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough
Council’s Borough Plan are considered and that, in future,
Coventry City Council engages fully in consultation with other
local authorities that have the potential to have impact on these
wards. This should include:
- traffic levels
- air quality
- flood risk and flood storage
- sewage and surface water systems in the wider area
- climate change – mitigation and adaptation
- biodiversity recovery
- access to green space and sports/play facilities
- access to services, e.g. GP, dentist, schools
- community facilities
This ePetition ran from 03/01/2022 to 06/03/2022 and has now finished.
72 people signed this ePetition.