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RDS4: The broad location of development
Representation ID: 54020
Received: 28/07/2013
Respondent: St Chad's Parochial Church Council
The objective of building over a 15 year period some 12,000 houses, of which 70% are planned to be constructed south of Warwick and Leamington Spa is not sustainable because:
* This level of development represents the equivalent of building a new Bishop's Tachbrook village every two years in the vicinity over the life of the Plan.
* The local need for new housing requires less than half this level of development (i.e. less than 6,000 houses).
* Little consideration appears to have been given to the difficulties in fostering community life on the recently completed Warwick Gates.
The objective of building over a 15 year period some 12,000 houses, of which 70% are planned to be constructed south of Warwick and Leamington Spa is not sustainable because:
* This level of development represents the equivalent of building a new Bishop's Tachbrook village every two years in the vicinity over the life of the Plan.
* The local need for new housing requires less than half this level of development (i.e. less than 6,000 houses).
* Little consideration appears to have been given to the difficulties in fostering community life on the recently completed Warwick Gates.
Object
Revised Development Strategy
RDS3: The Council's Preferred Option for the broad location of development is to:
Representation ID: 54022
Received: 28/07/2013
Respondent: St Chad's Parochial Church Council
This level of development will fundamentally change the rural character of the area, including the setting of Warwick, Leamington and the historic surrounding countryside. This is not just a question of aesthetics, I am concerned that communities in this area will loose identity and cohesion as they become subsumed within a wider conurbation.
This level of development will fundamentally change the rural character of the area, including the setting of Warwick, Leamington and the historic surrounding countryside. This is not just a question of aesthetics, I am concerned that communities in this area will loose identity and cohesion as they become subsumed within a wider conurbation.
Object
Revised Development Strategy
RDS3: The Council's Preferred Option for the broad location of development is to:
Representation ID: 54025
Received: 28/07/2013
Respondent: St Chad's Parochial Church Council
These proposals do not appear to be supported by local residents, who are still working to build a sustainable community on Warwick Gates. It takes time for an estate of this size to become a viable community, with vibrant groups and networks that help sustain a decent quality of life. To plan to build almost the same number of houses every two years adjacent to Warwick Gates, does not allow for normal community life to be nurtured.
These proposals do not appear to be supported by local residents, who are still working to build a sustainable community on Warwick Gates. It takes time for an estate of this size to become a viable community, with vibrant groups and networks that help sustain a decent quality of life. To plan to build almost the same number of houses every two years adjacent to Warwick Gates, does not allow for normal community life to be nurtured.
Object
Revised Development Strategy
RDS3: The Council's Preferred Option for the broad location of development is to:
Representation ID: 54029
Received: 28/07/2013
Respondent: St Chad's Parochial Church Council
This Plan is unfair. To lump so much development on the southern reaches of Warwick and Leamington is punitive. It places a significantly disproportionate amount of stress and dislocation on just one part of the District, on the supposed justification that this area is not part of the Green belt. While this solution may work politically, it unfairly burdens one area for the benefit of others.
This Plan is unfair. To lump so much development on the southern reaches of Warwick and Leamington is punitive. It places a significantly disproportionate amount of stress and dislocation on just one part of the District, on the supposed justification that this area is not part of the Green belt. While this solution may work politically, it unfairly burdens one area for the benefit of others.
Object
Revised Development Strategy
3 Strategic Vision
Representation ID: 54036
Received: 28/07/2013
Respondent: St Chad's Parochial Church Council
It is easy to forget that each of the proposed houses, will need to become a home. That is not achieved by facilities alone, but many years of growing a shared spirit that engenders support and fellowship across all ages in a community. It is my considered view that this Plan fails to support this vital endeavour.
It is easy to forget that each of the proposed houses, will need to become a home. That is not achieved by facilities alone, but many years of growing a shared spirit that engenders support and fellowship across all ages in a community. It is my considered view that this Plan fails to support this vital endeavour.
