Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 46642
Received: 20/07/2012
Respondent: Mr Edward North
Land is specifically designated as Green Belt to protect urban sprawl, encourage urban regeneration, stop towns from merging into each other and protect the setting of historic towns and cities. This site is not only in an historic location but also has a significant ecological footprint as was detailed in the 2008 Habitat assessment. The plan does not require development in such an important area of Green Belt. In 2009 Warwick District Council approved "A Core Plan for Strategic Growth to 2026" which catered for more homes than the current plan and did not involve development of the green belt.
Land is specifically designated as Green Belt to protect urban sprawl, encourage urban regeneration, stop towns from merging into each other and protect the setting of historic towns and cities. This site is not only in an historic location but also has a significant ecological footprint as was detailed in the 2008 Habitat assessment. The plan does not require development in such an important area of Green Belt. In 2009 Warwick District Council approved "A Core Plan for Strategic Growth to 2026" which catered for more homes than the current plan and did not involve development of the green belt.