Whilst building on some brown field sites could be acceptable, building to the proposed volume inside the green belt area is not the instant answer to the housing shortage. People who live in these areas also require space to live in and enjoy, the wildlife requires areas of habitat and the council have quite overlooked the required infra structure needed to support these new communities. It is already impossible to obtain doctor's appointments in the Brentwood surgeries, the district hospital barely copes and our public transport is nonexistent. Many areas are still not supported by mains sewerage. Brentwood town centre struggles now with parking but what are we supposed to do whilst all our car parks are being built upon? The enlargement of the Sainsbury's car park is a complete eye sore and the multi story car park is dark and depressing and both are completely not in keeping with the surrounding areas. Years have been spent protecting our green belt only now to find out everybody has been given a free hand to develop where and what they want. This cannot be a fair way of implementing the new LDP especially in the small surrounding villages. Many residents are still unaware of the magnitude of your LDP and the change it will mean for the surrounding areas and town centre

PART 2 | HOUSING SITES | Brentwood Urban Area - A12 Corridor - Urban Extensions Site ref 022 Land at Honeypot Lane page 77. This site is adjacent to the allotment site on Honeypot Lane. Brentwood Horticultural Society, as managing agents, are responsible for maintaining the amenity of this site for current and future plotholders. BHS urges that housing and the care home on site 022 should be situated to ensure that there is no shading of the allotments which would be detrimental to their main purpose of growing crops and that overlooking should be minimised to preserve the peaceful amenity of users of the allotment site. Before any work starts on 022, including preliminary surveying or groundwork, the allotment site must be protected by a secure, permanent perimeter fence (material etc to be agreed with BHS) with a surrounding buffer zone, preferably preserving or replacing the existing hedging in order to protect both plotholders and local wildlife. Site 022 will inevitably be the target of vandalism and theft and a secure fence is essential round the allotment site to deter entry to 022 via the allotments and to ensure the safety and security of the plotholders. Once work commences on site 022, no entry onto the allotment site must be made by construction staff without the prior agreement of BHS. No vehicles, equipment, materials or waste from site 022 must be parked, placed or dumped on the allotment site at any time. Drainage and waste water from site 022 must be managed and no waste water must be dumped or allowed to run onto the allotment site; any facilities such as Portaloos or rest rooms must be placed well away from the allotment site to ensure that they do not adversely affect the allotment users or the site. These conditions are sought by BHS in order to protect the health and safety of current and future plotholders, as well as to preserve as far as possible the continuing peaceful amenity use of the site for allotment use. Sow and Grow, Ongar Road, Pilgrims Hatch Site ref 010 page 73. This site is adjacent to the allotment site on Ongar Road. Brentwood Horticultural Society, as managing agents, are responsible for maintaining the amenity of this site for current and future plotholders. BHS urges that housing on site 010 should be designed to ensure that there is minimal shading of the allotments which would be detrimental to their main purpose of growing crops and that overlooking should be minimised to preserve the peaceful amenity of users of the allotment site. Before any work starts on 010, including preliminary surveying or groundwork, the allotment site must be protected by a secure, permanent perimeter fence (material etc to be agreed with BHS). Site 010 will inevitably be the target of vandalism and theft and a secure fence is essential round the allotment site to deter entry to 010 via the allotments and to ensure the safety and security of the plotholders. Once work commences on site 010, no entry onto the allotment site must be made by construction staff without the prior agreement of BHS. No vehicles, equipment, materials or waste from site 010 must be parked, placed or dumped on the allotment site at any time. The road access to the allotment site must not be obstructed and any damage to its surface must be repaired immediately. Drainage and waste water from site 010 must be managed and no waste water must be dumped or allowed to run onto the allotment site; any facilities such as Portaloos or rest rooms must be placed well away from the perimeter of the allotment site to ensure that they do not adversely affect the allotment users or the site. These conditions are sought by BHS in order to protect the health and safety of current and future plotholders, as well as to preserve as far as possible the continuing peaceful amenity use of the site for allotment use

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Object. Roads through Brentwood from Pilgrims Hatch direction are already jammed. These proposals would only increase traffic. Our High Street is precious to us, if it is to survive, it needs car parks and more thought regarding the Baytree Centre and the empty shops.

Support site 010 and building on Brownfield land in the Green Belt. Better for Brentwood and businesses.

Support site 010 and building on Brownfield land on Green Belt. Will help support young families.

Support building on Brown field land in the Green Belt and site 010.

Support building on Brown field in the Green Belt and site 010.

Support building on Brownfield land in the Green Belt and site 010.

Support building on Brownfield in the Green Belt and site 010. More family homes are needed.

Support building on Brownfield sites in the Green Belt and site 010. Brentwood needs more houses, site 010 sow and grow is ideal for housing.

Support building on Brownfield sites in the Green Belt and site 010. Brentwood needs more houses, and the land at Sow and Grow seems the most accessible place, it is near all local amenities and will help the local people with their housing needs.

Support building on Brownfield land in the Green Belt and site 010. More homes for families to be able to get on the property ladder.

Use of Brownfield land supported
Proposal for Pilgrims Hatch supported
Site reference 010 Sow and Grow nursery is supported for housing land allocation as a Brownfield Green Belt urban extension.
Policy 9.11 for redevelopment of Brownfield land in the Green Belt is supported (inc explanatory paragraphs)
More houses needed in Brentwood. Sow and Grow is an ideal place for more houses.

Site is now published in the brownfield site register 31/12/2017 hopefully it will be further allocated to part 2 giving the site outline planning permission to enable a full planning permission on reserved matters to be granted on points as was discussed at previous pre-application meetings with you [the Council]. Refer to attached letter.

Site is now published in the brownfield site register 31/12/2017 hopefully it will be further allocated to part 2 giving the site outline planning permission to enable a full planning permission on reserved matters to be granted on points as was discussed at previous pre-application meetings with you [the Council]. Refer to attached letter.

Site is now published in the brownfield site register 31/12/2017 hopefully it will be further allocated to part 2 giving the site outline planning permission to enable a full planning permission on reserved matters to be granted on points as was discussed at previous pre-application meetings with you [the Council]. Refer to attached letter.

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Use of Brownfield land in the Green belt supported. Proposal for Pilgrims Hatch supported. Site Ref 010 Sow n Grow Nursery site supported for housing land allocation as a Brownfield Green Belt urban extension. Policy 9.11 for redevelopment of brownfield land in the Green Belt is supported with explanatory paragraphs. Policy 9.12 is supported for land release from the Green Belt with explanatory paragraphs. Supported were the Sow N Grow site is listed no. 010 Approx. dwellings could be higher. Brilliant idea houses definitely needed in the Brentwood area. I think Sow N Grow is ideal site for housing development.

Use of brownfield land in the Green Belt is supported
Proposal for pilgrims hatch supported
Site 010sow and grow nursery supported as a brownfield land in the green belt is supported. Policy 9.12 supported. Dwelling no could be higher.

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1. Use of Brownfield land in the Green belt support. 2. Proposal for Pligrims Hatch supported. 3. Site Ref 010 Sow n' Grow Nursery site supported for housing land allocation as a Brownfield Green Belt urban extension. 4. Policy 9.11 for redevelopment of brownfield land in the Green Belt is supported with explanatory paragraphs. 5. Policy 9.12 is supported for land release from the Green Belt with explanatory paragraph. 6. Supported where the Sow N Grown site is listed no. 010 Approx dwellings could be higher.

More traffic more noise, not enough parking, more disruption, Council taxes will go up in price as you will need more done and they do not maintain at the moment lots of pot holes too busy many cars (now schools too full). No fixed boarders so it will affect other green belt area. Hatch road is busy and dangerous already more traffic is not good (Sow n Grow has a established badger family settlement that has been there for years where the houses will be). The wildlife will be affected which affects the wild ecosystem. Keep Pilgrims Hatch rural a country town.

Brentwood needs more houses. Sow & Grown would be the right place to build them.