sea level. Wildlife Despite large scale development, a lot of wildlife can still be seen especially to the eastern fringe: foxes, rabbits, grey squirrels, buzzards, herons, egrets, moorhens, swans, mallards, green woodpeckers and many other birds are a common sight. Cardiff (Blooms) Garden Centre Cardiff (Blooms) Garden Centre (10 January 2011) (With Staff In Beechwood College In Sully) Hendre Lakes Development Hendre Lakes Business Park is a large commercial property scheme proposed on land to the east of St Mellons by Cardiff Parkway Developments. Other investors in the project include Investec and the Welsh Government, which has a 10% equity stake. The offices and other proposed facilities would be served by a new Cardiff Parkway train station as well as park and ride facilities. Subject to planning, work on both projects is expected to start with the station and a first phase of 300,000 sq ft of 900,000 sq ft of development at Cardiff Hendre Lakes, completed in 2023. Transport Roads Main roads have a 30 mph speed limit, except for a section of Newport Road which is 40 mph. There are no permanent speed cameras and very few speed bumps, pedestrian crossings or traffic lights. A number of road-related deaths in recent years has led to residents campaigning that these traffic calming measures be implemented before more lives are lost. In late 2008, Cardiff Council began implementing new traffic calming measures outside the primary schools, including zebra crossings and speed bumps. The area is located next to Junction 29a of the A48 (M)/Eastern Avenue Junction, where the A48 continues eastbound through Coedkernew and the A48(M) rejoins the M4. Proposed M4 relief road Plans are in place to utilise the area's motorway links by creating a new dual carriageway. The St Mellons / Wentloog Link road would become part of the Cardiff Ring Road, crossing the railway line to serve the existing freight terminal and industrial land built on the Wentloog Levels. The plans, however, are not without objection from local residents who fear their health, safety and the value of their homes will all be affected. The road is set to be built in low-lying marsh land, which is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Buses Cardiff Bus services 30, 44 and 45 serve the area. Services run frequently between the area and Cardiff City Centre. Rail There is no local railway station, despite Hendre Lake park