Support
Publication Draft
Representation ID: 65355
Received: 26/06/2014
Respondent: Martin Teodorczyk
This should not detract from my other representations made, specifically about how the Green Belt is not suitable for development as exceptional circumstances do not exist.
However I support the principle that where a site is to be taken out of the Green Belt to facilitate development, settlement boundaries are drawn tightly and decisively to provide a clear distinction between the settlement envelope and the Green Belt.
This will protect the remaining Green Belt more strongly and eliminate ambiguity where Green Belt 'washes over' settlements.
This should not detract from my other representations made, specifically about how the Green Belt is not suitable for development as exceptional circumstances do not exist.
However I support the principle that where a site is to be taken out of the Green Belt to facilitate development, settlement boundaries are drawn tightly and decisively to provide a clear distinction between the settlement envelope and the Green Belt.
This will protect the remaining Green Belt more strongly and eliminate ambiguity where Green Belt 'washes over' settlements.