I don't know if the plans include pulling down Globe House located on the corner ofVestry Lane and Eugene Street.

If so, I would argue a case for the buildings to be lower to allow for better light access. It iscurrently a gloomy and dangerous edifice, as parts of the building has fallen into the street belowover the years as trees are slowly pulling the building apart.

I also would like to raise a concern if the new buildings would be overlooking, raising a privacyissue.

Otherwise, I am in favour of the proposal.

Thank you for this platform.

RegardsMr Ward.

I don't know if the plans include pulling down Globe House located on the corner ofVestry Lane and Eugene Street.

If so, I would argue a case for the buildings to be lower to allow for better light access. It iscurrently a gloomy and dangerous edifice, as parts of the building has fallen into the street belowover the years as trees are slowly pulling the building apart.

I also would like to raise a concern if the new buildings would be overlooking, raising a privacyissue.

Otherwise, I am in favour of the proposal.

Thank you for this platform.

RegardsMr Ward.

Commenter Type: Neighbour

Stance: Customer made comments in support of the Planning Application

Comment Reasons:

Comment:I don't know if the plans include pulling down Globe House located on the corner of

Vestry Lane and Eugene Street.

If so, I would argue a case for the buildings to be lower to allow for better light access. It is

currently a gloomy and dangerous edifice, as parts of the building has fallen into the street below

over the years as trees are slowly pulling the building apart.

I also would like to raise a concern if the new buildings would be overlooking, raising a privacy

issue.

Otherwise, I am in favour of the proposal.

Thank you for this platform.

Regards

Commenter Type: Neighbour

Stance: Customer made comments in support of the Planning Application

Comment Reasons:

Comment:I don't know if the plans include pulling down Globe House located on the corner of

Vestry Lane and Eugene Street.

If so, I would argue a case for the buildings to be lower to allow for better light access. It is

currently a gloomy and dangerous edifice, as parts of the building has fallen into the street below

over the years as trees are slowly pulling the building apart.

I also would like to raise a concern if the new buildings would be overlooking, raising a privacy

issue.

Otherwise, I am in favour of the proposal.

Thank you for this platform.

Regards

Really great to see new homes being delivered in a forgotten part of Bristol City Centre,and providing the new homes Bristol need, this should really revitalise the area and providehomes. Also great to see a developer really think about and consider planning policy across theboard, the biodiversity net gain is incredible. The cycle parking provision has clearly been wellthought through which is great for a city with keen cyclists. I look forward to seeing this applicationcome forward.

I am writing in my capacity as Director of local music venue, The Jam Jar.

We have been engaged with the developer for some time now, having had several meetings andconversations. We are currently exploring how the existing culture of the area can be brought intotheir scheme. The developer has been receptive and open to ideas from the offset.

There has been meaningful recognition of public cultural spaces in the area, and it appears thatthrough the ground floor units the developer seeks to enhance these. Their plans around noisemitigation have been scrutinised by ourselves and our advisors & we are satisfied by themeasures proposed.

We are pleased to see that the developer has a genuine ambition to enhance the local area andcreate a place that works. We will continue our conversations around meanwhile use & giving localpeople a space of their own within the scheme.

Absolutely in support of this. This area is in desperate need of regeneration, and thenew homes and shops added will be a huge benefit to the neighbourhood. The design seems wellthought out, especially all the green space. Fingers crossed!

This is a fantastic opportunity for some real and much needed investment in the areaand I'm keen to see people taking an interest in this much neglected area.

A great investment opportunity for a neglected area. Will be positive for the economicgrowth of the area! Will be good to see movement happen with this suggestion!

I truely support this going ahead. I believe with the correct investment and care taken tomake it look appealing to the community it could bring more and more people in to the surroundingcommunity and thus make local businesses sore in sales.

With the correct development plan it could improve the communities footfall and make the area ahot spot for travellers and visitors when they visit Bristol

I am delighted to see much needed investment being put into this area that has seenmass closures of local business and buildings unoccupied and unused.

the sooner the better this development gets the green light

I think it's fantastic that some investment will be put into this local area of Bristol. It willbe a hub for the community and bring more people to the area - general Bristolians and alsotourists who come by train or are shopping in Cabot Circus. The area needs some morehappening and this would certainly breathe some life into a neglected space.

I run a pub in St Jude's and live in the local area. Making something of those buildingscould bring new life and money into the area. St Jude's has been forgotten and neglected in lots ofways for a long time but has so much potential, really strong community and lots of interestingvenues to draw people in.

Will be a great boost to the community.

Good design. Positive to see new buildings being built for housing in the city centre

Bristol really needs new homes so this is excellent to see in such a city centre location.Definitely in support of modern residential and community development in this area.

Much needed homes being delivered in the centre of Bristol - refreshing it is not studenthousing.