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Form ID: 76096

Respondent: Wellesbourne and Walton Parish Council

Q-E10: Do you agree that Tourism should be addressed in Part 2 of the South Warwickshire Local Plan?

Yes

Form ID: 76097

Respondent: Wellesbourne and Walton Parish Council

Q-H1-1: The HEDNA is proposing that we move away from an approach where future household needs are based on the 2014-based household projections towards a trend-based approach. Do you think that the HEDNA evidence provides a reasonable basis for identifying future levels of housing need across South Warwickshire?

Yes

Q-H1-2: If your answer to H1-1 is No, what would be a more appropriate approach to calculating future housing needs for this Local Plan?

No answer given

Form ID: 76102

Respondent: Wellesbourne and Walton Parish Council

Q-H2-1: What is the best way to significantly increase the supply of affordable housing across South Warwickshire?

The best way to do this is to provide affordable rented accommodation. The proportion of these homes built in developments should be increased. The houses currently described as affordable shared ownership properties should be fewer in each development allowing the overall figure to include more affordable rented houses.

Option H2-2a: A single South Warwickshire wide affordable housing requirement

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Option H2-2b: Separate affordable housing requirements for Stratford-on-Avon and Warwick Districts

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Option H2-2c: A more localised approach with separate affordable housing requirements for different localities across South Warwickshire

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Q-H2-3: How should South Warwickshire best address the specialist needs for older people?

There should be a greater provision of lower cost housing including the provision bungalows and lower cost care facilities. transition housing should be built, smaller units easing the ability to move across particularly into independent care facilities. All houses should be built o provide lifelong use capability. A greater provision of care homes for disabled and dementia patients at a reasonable cost.

Form ID: 76104

Respondent: Wellesbourne and Walton Parish Council

Option H3a: Do not seek to include minimum space standards in a policy in the SWLP.

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Option H3b: Apply Nationally Described Space Standards to developments across South Warwickshire based on locally derived evidence.

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Option H3c: Include a requirement to meet optional Building Regulations M4(2)/M4(3) as standard. These are focussed upon ensuring appropriate accessibility standards.

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Option H3d: None of these

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Form ID: 76109

Respondent: Wellesbourne and Walton Parish Council

Option H6a: Identify a range of specific sites in sustainable locations of up to 15 pitches/plots in size to be developed only for Gypsy and Traveller and Travelling Showpeople homes.

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Option H6b: Require large developments of over 500 homes to provide a proportion of Gypsy and Traveller and Travelling Showpeople homes on the edge of the overall site.

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Option H6c: Rely on a case-by-case approach whereby planning applications for Gypsy and Traveller and Travelling Showpeople homes will be assessed against a range of criteria to determine their suitability.

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Q-H7: Please add any comments you wish to make about delivering homes in South Warwickshire

We consider that it is very important that more affordable rented accommodation. With the financial situation it is increasingly difficult for families and young people to amass the required deposit to purchase their own property. Affordable social rented accommodation gives tenants the security of tenure they need which is not provided in the private sector. Everyone deserves a home where they feel safe and secure and affordable social housing provides this.

Form ID: 76243

Respondent: Wellesbourne and Walton Parish Council

Option C1.1a: Identify and allocate land that is considered suitable for wind or solar energy generation schemes

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Option C1.1b: Do not allocate land, but have a policy supporting renewable energy generation schemes in principle, subject to criteria on the suitability of the location

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Option C1.1c: None of these

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Form ID: 76248

Respondent: Wellesbourne and Walton Parish Council

Q-C1.2: Are there any other criteria which should be considered when assessing proposals for large scale renewable energy developments?

The quality of the arable land should be considered. Considering the need for food sustainability, using prime agricultural land for this is not appropriate.

Form ID: 76251

Respondent: Wellesbourne and Walton Parish Council

Q-C3.1: Do you think we should develop a carbon offsetting approach to new developments where it is demonstrated that it is not possible to achieve net carbon zero requirements on site?

Yes

Q-C3.2: Do you have any proposals for projects/schemes within South Warwickshire in which developer (or local business) offset payments could be invested to secure emissions removals or reductions?

We want to develop woodland in our parish and feel that this is something that could be done district wide. This may need planning permission in certain areas and when there is no harm to surrounding land/property, permission should be fast tracked.

Q-C3.3: Please add any comments you wish to make about renewable energy generation or carbon sequestration in South Warwickshire

Developments can assist in this. Planting plans should be submitted at an early stage in planning procedure with them containing real details including types, age and nature of plants (trees/shrubs etc). This plan should be adhered to and monitored by enforcement. There should also be details plan for maintenance of the planting during the time needed for it to establish. Planting plans should become a fundamental requirement for all developments. We also consider that each development should achieve its own 10% increase in biodiversity.

Form ID: 76252

Respondent: Wellesbourne and Walton Parish Council

Option C4.1a: Do not have a policy and allow new development to comply with the national building regulation requirements, which may change over time.

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Option C4.1b: Set a higher local standard beyond the building regulations requirements to achieve net zero carbon in all new developments.

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Option C4.1c: Have a phased approach to net zero carbon, setting a future date by which all new development will need to achieve net zero standards. In the intervening period new development will need to meet building regulation standards.

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Option C4.2a: All new development

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Option C4.2b: Development over a certain size

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Form ID: 76253

Respondent: Wellesbourne and Walton Parish Council

Option C5a: Include a policy that requires net zero carbon requirements for all building proposals that require planning permission – including conversions, changes of use, and householder residential applications

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Option C5b: Include a policy that encourages the retrofit of climate change measures, such as solar panels and heat pumps, including those on traditional buildings or within historic areas

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Option C5c: None of these

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