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Representations received from Member of Parliament and Assembly Members. Representations from concerned local residents have been received via Xxxx Xxxxx MP and Assembly Members Xxxx Xxxx and Xxxxx Xxxxxx, and are included in the summary above. In addition, the following representations have been received from the AMs, expressing their own views on the development proposals: - Xxxx Xxxx AM (Vale of Glamorgan Assembly Member) Has written in to represent her constituents who have objected to aspects of this application which affect them, and also to points raised at the St Athan Partnership forum, which she chairs. The concerns raised relate to the insufficient length and detail of the consultation process; use of Greenfield land for service family accommodation, which it is felt more could have been done to accommodate this within the footprint of the current site; increase in military personnel and impact on matters such as repair costs; proposal for a 25 foot ‘hump’ and a new northern access road, including lack of consultation on this element and need for consideration of the local ‘alternative’; lack of suitable roads and need to ensure road infrastructure in place prior to college opening; noise pollution from firing ranges. She also advises that: “On a more general level, local residents and members of St Athan Partnership have consistently demonstrated their support for the Defence Technical College in particular, and clearly recognise the major benefits it has to offer the local area and wider region. The planning process itself offers an important opportunity to improve public facilities in St Athan area and the utmost must be done, therefore, to extract Section 106 funding from the applicants. It is also equally important to introduce conditions to alleviate the adverse impacts of proposals relating to noise, pollution and new developments such as the new access roads and Service Families Accommodation. Members of the St Athan partnership recognise the efforts which have been made during the pre-application stage to accommodate their concerns and priorities and would now like these further details to be addressed” The letter also enclosed copies of representations (previously received) from Llanmaes Community Council, St Athan Community Council and Llantwit Major Town Council.