Q-P2.1: Are there any areas where equality and inclusivity in planning needs further attention?
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Greenbelt land is not negotiable. If it was designated as greenbelt the reasons are greater now than they were when it was designated. Any restrictions to development on greenbelt must remain.
Need to consider accessibility and inclusive use by all users - wheelchairs, visually handicapped , prams, buggies, mobility scooters. A disabled access study should be undertaken. Allocation of land for burials should also be included.
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Consider inclusive use for all service users- wheelchairs, visual and hearing impaired, mobility scooters, carers with children and with buggies/prams. A Disabled Access Study is requested. Consider provision of burial grounds.
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Accessibility standards for footpaths in new development and all new buildings. Designing quiet spaces and places. Level access housing and neighbourhoods. Multi generational homes
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Affordable social rented housing and rural transport and connectivity of rural areas.
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As noted above, inclusivity and equality, and also accessibility, should be more broadly and more explicitly covered throughout the plan. This is with the purpose of ensuring that the plans provide opportunity for all within our districts, but also to make our places fit for purpose in the future.
Yes, the advertising of this consultation process has been appalling at best. There is a heavy reliance on the public being able to access the online process and document, which prevents a number of resident groups from participating. The accessibility of the consultation document has been extremely hard to find and ability to fill in on line with out having to cut and past onto word documents despite registering is not acceptable. Whilst there have been consultation events they have been centred in a hand full of large towns, the smaller towns and villages have had nothing and so have not been adequately consulted.
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Access to internet, mental health support, childcare.
Yes the ability to feedback on these proposals should be made more simple and accessible. I use the computer and internet often and struggled to access and interpret these documents, many peoples views will not be heard.