Issue and Options 2023
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New searchWe largely agree with the Vision and Strategic Objectives as set out, but would welcome the specific inclusions of homes also be delivered in all locations to cater to the needs of all potential occupiers.
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Q-I3 Each District Council should produce its own Levy, to ensure that it can produce a bespoke offer which suits its needs and would not result in hindering development if prepared jointly.
Q-S3.2 In response to the question, the most suitable answer is a hybrid between the first two options. In line with the Framework brownfield land should be prioritised and the preference should be that brownfield land which accords with the growth strategy or is sustainably located is the first choice. However, where this is not possible but there is still need for development and existing built form should be utilised, this should still be encouraged and allowed to be brought forward. Q-S5.2 Noting the need to deliver, it is expected that new settlements will form part of that plan, but in order to ensure a seamless delivery throughout the plan period, the strategy will need to demonstrate a variety of sources. This is because of the notably long lead in time for new settlements actually delivering new houses compared to smaller scale schemes. Q-S8.1 & S8.2 For schemes falling outside of the growth scheme, there needs to be a mechanism to allow them to be brought forward. However, the size of the individual site should not be limited by a policy and each site should be considered and assessed on its induvial merits. Q-S9 The settlement boundaries should be reviewed and revised as part of the Local Plan Part 1, to provide an up to date position for which the plan can be based and enable a more accurate implementation of the Part 2 which could then seek to make further revisions or tweaks to the boundaries at a later stage. Looking at this element as a whole though, it would provide a standardised position across the district rather than the authority lead differences in interpretation of boundary designation.
Q-S4.1 Settlements such as Long Marston should still form part of the growth strategy to allow them to development and continue to support the existing and future occupiers as demand for services and facilities changes over time.
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Q-H2.2 In order to ensure that the affordable housing policy meets the requirements of each local authority and settlement, we would suggest option HS-2c which would enable a tailored approach lead by demand within each specific area.
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Q-D2 Producing a district wide Design Guide would be the preferred option to provide clear indication on the thought process and design ideologies to be implemented. This document should steer clear of providing specific details which should be brought out as part of any development rather than being dictated.