PO16: Green Belt
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51333
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Faz Subhani
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51343
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Mr & Mrs Tom & Frances Wyatt
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51353
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Mrs Josephine Wilcox-Smith
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51363
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Lauren Popinall
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51373
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: michael mcmillan
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51383
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Frances Nolan
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51393
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Anthony Bourne
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51403
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Victoria Bourne
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51413
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Matt Bourne
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51423
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Rachel Sparkes
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51433
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Simon Cartwright
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51443
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Sam Davies
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51453
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Mr Roland Crisp
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51463
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: D W Rogers
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51473
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: mr tim landreth
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51483
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: James Robins
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51493
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Charley May
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51503
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Peter Jackson
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51513
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Katie Bard
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51523
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Jackie Mullen
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51533
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: J Schirmer
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51543
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Colin Perry
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51553
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Fiona Miller
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51563
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: C Jorgensen
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51573
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Mrs Mary Calderbank
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51583
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Mrs Gillian Crisp
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51593
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Je Bewick
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
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Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51613
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Mark Robins
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51623
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: Sara Dixon
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details:
Object
Preferred Options
Representation ID: 51633
Received: 27/07/2012
Respondent: James Toogood
White land opportunities should be considered and awarded priority status prior to an incursion into the Green Belt. The Green Belt around Norton Lindsay protects the essential shape and views both from and towards this hilltop village and should be retained. Agree with NPPF that that the open character of the village is rationale for its inclusion in the Green Belt and that a further assessment of Green Belt land in Norton Lindsay against the five purposes set out in NPPF will need to be taken prior to any amendment to the Green Belt.
Standard Response Representation Attached. Text copied below:
Norton Lindsey Village response to Warwick District Council consultation May 2012
New Local Plan Preferred Options
Sheet 1 of 1
Which document are you responding to? Preferred Options (Full Version)
Which part of the document are you responding to? Preferred Option 1 (P01)
Paragraph number I Heading I Subheading (if relevant) - 5.6, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13, 5.15, 5.18,5.22
What is the nature of your representation? OBJECT
Part 1 -Setting the Scene and Summary
P01 - Preferred Level of Growth
OBJECT
It is agreed that some growth will be required during the 2014-2029 period to sustain an
economic and vibrant economy. An increase in homes of appropriate tenures will be
required but the level of growth based on the economic predictions certainly over the
next five years seems excessive especially when viewed against the economic
backdrop. This comment is supported by Office of National Statistics data which reveals
that the rate of increase of Gross Domestic Product has been falling since mid 2010 and
has yet to show signs of recovery. On this basis growth has been downgraded to 0.7%
from 0.8%. Predictions from the respected International Monetary Fund have revised
expectations of growth of 0.8% down to 0.2% with a very modest almost "flat
lining"growth of 0.6% in 2013. Accordingly the base figures being utilised are over
stated.
We believe that the demand for further housing in Norton Lindsey is limited and can be
adequately met by windfall sites and as has been historically the case utilising previously
used land and buildings.
Changes to Preferred Option 1 -adopt a more conservative growth pattern to
reflect market conditions which are likely to prevail over the first half of the Plan
period.
Definitions:
NPPF-National Planning Policy Framework: WOe-Warwick District Council: SOC-Stratford upon Avon District Council
Agent's contact details: