Question 13
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3431
Received: 07/01/2015
Respondent: Michael Moore
Roads/schools/health
Roads/schools/health
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3449
Received: 16/01/2015
Respondent: Mr. Michael R. M. Newman
I think that the priorities should be to ensure that there are sufficient primary school places and sufficient GPs/GP Surgeries for the ever-growing/ageing population of the borough. Alongside this, care in the community must be adequately financed to prevent unnecessary burdens on hospitals.
I think that the priorities should be to ensure that there are sufficient primary school places and sufficient GPs/GP Surgeries for the ever-growing/ageing population of the borough. Alongside this, care in the community must be adequately financed to prevent unnecessary burdens on hospitals.
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3499
Received: 25/01/2015
Respondent: Mrs Ann Cardus
Everything needs addressing. You can't expand and develop and only address some of the infrastructure issues. To plan to do so is to fail before you've started.
Everything needs addressing. You can't expand and develop and only address some of the infrastructure issues. To plan to do so is to fail before you've started.
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3501
Received: 26/01/2015
Respondent: Jamie Bottono
The solution to infrastructure issues is to provide appropriate, reliable and cost efficient to the users public transport and the current climate suggests this will not be the case. The bottom line is being able to deal with quantities and I do not see this being accommodated for the foreseeable future.
The solution to infrastructure issues is to provide appropriate, reliable and cost efficient to the users public transport and the current climate suggests this will not be the case. The bottom line is being able to deal with quantities and I do not see this being accommodated for the foreseeable future.
Object
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3502
Received: 26/01/2015
Respondent: Jamie Bottono
No mention of leisure facilities or addressing the loss of valued open space through building on land provided for the public to undertake sporting activities. Yet again increased numbers require increased facilities and at present the Council intends to reduce the amount of public space available for recreational purposes. What areas have been identified to encourage and replace those areas lost? What funding is available? Who will be consulted on sports provision?
No mention of leisure facilities or addressing the loss of valued open space through building on land provided for the public to undertake sporting activities. Yet again increased numbers require increased facilities and at present the Council intends to reduce the amount of public space available for recreational purposes. What areas have been identified to encourage and replace those areas lost? What funding is available? Who will be consulted on sports provision?
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3523
Received: 31/01/2015
Respondent: Mr P Jones
They are all essential and all need to be fully provisioned for within any local plan
They are all essential and all need to be fully provisioned for within any local plan
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3548
Received: 03/02/2015
Respondent: Miss Shelley Field
To preserve open spaces which we have in Brentwood so it makes it more scenic
and pleasant.
see attached
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3561
Received: 03/02/2015
Respondent: Mrs Ann Field
To preserve the open spaces which we have in and around Brentwood which makes it a pleasurable place to vist and in which to live
see attached
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3574
Received: 03/02/2015
Respondent: Robin Penny
The above mentioned access from A12 to M25 plus an exit on the A12 for Brentwood.
see attached
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3610
Received: 04/02/2015
Respondent: Mrs Christie Ward
Bus routes, GPs, Schools
See attached document
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3644
Received: 04/02/2015
Respondent: - EW Hall
In the rural areas - improved public transport and better support for local amenities such as village halls, recreation play areas and equipment. Overall more affordable housing.
See attached document
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3656
Received: 04/02/2015
Respondent: Diane McCarthy
Improving the A127 and A12. Improving bus routes into Brentwood and surrounding areas.
Improving the A127 and A12. Improving bus routes into Brentwood and surrounding areas.
Support
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3677
Received: 05/02/2015
Respondent: Chris Hossack
Healthcare and Education provision need to be the main considerations for a growing population. We need to protect the community hospital and outlying healthcare centres such as the one in Doddinghurst
Healthcare and Education provision need to be the main considerations for a growing population. We need to protect the community hospital and outlying healthcare centres such as the one in Doddinghurst
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3679
Received: 05/02/2015
Respondent: Ms Patricia Taylor
Roads and transport. If people can't easily access routes to work - you are in danger of creating dormitories of housing where work cannot be access - creating social problems. Houses need to be where there is employment available - or how else are people to pay for them?
Please see attached document
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3692
Received: 05/02/2015
Respondent: Mr & Mrs Austin
Number of people: 2
Sewerage system, water, gas, electric supplies, traffic on all roads into Brentwood, parking in town and street parking, schools, hospitals, doctors. At the moment getting from Pilgrims Hatch to High Street between 8am and 9.30 can take at least 30 minutes plus.
See attached document
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3709
Received: 05/02/2015
Respondent: Mr and Mrs Lighterness
Number of people: 2
Road layout and maintenance
Street lighting
Hospital/walk in centre
See attached consultation questionnaire.
Please refer to the attached letters relating to the proposals for development in the above mentioned area.
It is widely felt that any building developments on these existing Green spaces (regardless of actual planning definition) would have an adverse effect on all local residents, from the young to those retired.
The area is the first 'parcel' of countryside North of Brentwood and as such is the Gateway for all residents who wish to enjoy access to the paths and Bridleways that stretch out from this point.
The access to that 'Gateway' is currently along quiet, almost traffic free, lanes and is a safe passage for both young and old.
It is vital that the local community and Brentwood as a whole do not lose such a valuable and recreational asset.
Any development upon the sites, in the area, would involve road building and re-planning of the local highway, putting even greater pressure upon the already dangerous, Ongar Road/Coxtie Green road roundabout. It is probable that any such development will further endanger pedestrian access to the previously mentioned 'Gateway'.
No development should take place.
Hullets Lane/ Gents Farm and Environs, Pilgrims Hatch
Site Ref: 176
This parcel of land referenced above, is the closest to the 'Gateway' reference point mentioned in the covering letter, any development here would destroy that change affect one experiences when leaving suburbia and entering the real countryside.
The land itself has a natural spring and most of the time is waterlogged. Great Crested Newts have been seen in its pool, bats frequent the area and other wildlife, badgers, squirrels, etc 'live' in the vicinity.
Access is a problem to this site, as mentioned in the covering letter.
The land is adjacent to the Grade II Listed Gents Farm and its cartilage buildings.
Area must remain Green Belt.
Hullets Lane/ Gents Farm and Environs, Pilgrims Hatch
Site Ref: 011C
SHLAA ref: G038
This parcel of land, reference above, was stated as Green Belt in an unsuccessful development application made in 2009/10. There has been no stated change in that status and the previous reasons for the rejection of the plan remain in place.
The land is habitat for bats, smaller species of deer and other wildlife, badgers, squirrels, and untold varieties of bird species including long tailed tits.
Access is a problem to this site, as mentioned in the covering letter.
Again the land is adjacent to the Grade II Listed Gents Farm and its curtilage buildings.
Area must remain Green Belt.
Hullets Lane/ Gents Farm and Environs, Pilgrims Hatch
Site Ref: 011B
SHLAA Ref: G038
This land is scrub land but is habitat for bats, badgers, squirrels and untold varieties of bird species including long tailed tits, protected species such as Great Crested newts are known to be in this area.
Access is a problem to this site, as mentioned in the covering letter. It is probable that this area would be sacrificed to any road improvements to support the other building plans. The land currently acts a natural sound barrier against traffic noise on the Ongar Road, especially the braking sounds emanating from the Coxtie Green / Ongar Road roundabout.
Again the land is adjacent to the Grade II Listed Gents Farm and its curtilage buildings.
Area must remain Green Belt.
Hullets Lane/ Gents Farm and Environs, Pilgrims Hatch
Site Ref: 011A
SHLAA ref: B025
In October 2013, many of the local residents objected to the proposed building of domestic property on the above site, nothing has changed in the interim concerning those objections.
We, like many locally are once again stating that this building proposal should not be considered.
Hullets/ Gents Farm area is Grade II Listed, together with its curtilage buildings which border the rear gardens of 10 to 20 Orchard Lane. The buildings cannot be demolished to gain access to the paddock, which is Green and not Brown belt land, as it would defile the meaning of the Listing.
Area must remain Green Belt.
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3726
Received: 05/02/2015
Respondent: Mrs Margaret Ede
Maintenance of local needs. Especially maintaining and keeping roads accessible in snowy weather. Orchard Lane has never ever been salted or gritted in severe weather conditions. Street lighting being switched off is unsettling and unsafe.
See attached document
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3740
Received: 05/02/2015
Respondent: Mr Jagdish Mehta
1. Save our green area, parks and woodlands
2. Protect the town centre
3. Do not over-build, 'yes' to smaller sized housing
4. Keep Brentwood Beautiful
People from far away Boroughs are known to be locating in Brentwood, in search of better HB Value; many have no current or previous connections with the the town. This is a sad development. The bear no allegiance etc.
See attached documents
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3753
Received: 05/02/2015
Respondent: Mr Richard Smith
1. Road maintenance
2. Health service providers such as dentists, doctors and the community hospital
3. Schools
See attached document
Support
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3765
Received: 05/02/2015
Respondent: Mr Gordon MacLellan
encourage School Bus service as the norm to reduce Town Centre congestion morning and afternoon. It is so severe it discourages early morning trade. Town Centre Car Parking must be increased, mainly BELOW ground.
encourage School Bus service as the norm to reduce Town Centre congestion morning and afternoon. It is so severe it discourages early morning trade. Town Centre Car Parking must be increased, mainly BELOW ground.
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3805
Received: 07/02/2015
Respondent: Mrs Jean Laut
Frequent and efficient public transport.
Green infrastructure.
Access to any new developments not to cause gridlock in existing areas.
Frequent and efficient public transport.
Green infrastructure.
Access to any new developments not to cause gridlock in existing areas.
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3828
Received: 08/02/2015
Respondent: Maureen Donnelly
To enhance rather than ruin the environment for people here. Spend as little as possible to get what we have to have without any choice.
To enhance rather than ruin the environment for people here. Spend as little as possible to get what we have to have without any choice.
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3850
Received: 08/02/2015
Respondent: Jeff Fair
ensuring that there is a coordinated transport approach, not reliant long-term on personal transport.
Ensuring that there is an appropriate mix of facilities for both the young and old - who are less able to travel independently
ensuring that there is a coordinated transport approach, not reliant long-term on personal transport.
Ensuring that there is an appropriate mix of facilities for both the young and old - who are less able to travel independently
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3865
Received: 09/02/2015
Respondent: Mr Keith Thomson
There is a major feeling development on the scale proposed will need major investment on infrastructure. The current hospital situation is nothing short of disgraceful in Brentwood- we have to go to Queens or Broomfield. We are badly served schools are full. GP practices/Dental closed to new paptients. Parking a nightmare, buses poor. Road surfaces/pot holes a disgrace. The Plan fails to address these concerns. And fails to address the fact that residents do not want to live in a faceless suburban landscape, with a diminishing green belt, and boarded up shops in our High Streets.
see attached
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3880
Received: 09/02/2015
Respondent: Mr Colin Enderby
Improving public transport,maintenance, and improvement, of the local
road network, improvement of local drainage to prevent localised flooding,
provision of genuine high speed broadband to improve domestic, and
home working, possibilities.
see attached
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3907
Received: 09/02/2015
Respondent: Mr Jonathan Lock
1) Education, 2) Community, 3) Healthcare, 4) Green Infrastructure, 5) Transport
1) Education, 2) Community, 3) Healthcare, 4) Green Infrastructure, 5) Transport
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3933
Received: 09/02/2015
Respondent: Ron Lennard
Road improvements, new doctor surgeries and hospital
Road improvements, new doctor surgeries and hospital
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3940
Received: 09/02/2015
Respondent: Mr. L Marchant
Flood management may be a significant concern in the south of Brentwood Borough, and Wash Road. Priorities will be different in different areas of the Borough, but schools and healthcare will be important, as will good transport links.
Flood management may be a significant concern in the south of Brentwood Borough, and Wash Road. Priorities will be different in different areas of the Borough, but schools and healthcare will be important, as will good transport links.
Comment
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 3972
Received: 10/02/2015
Respondent: Sport England
The approach to community facilities and green infrastructure, which would include indoor and outdoor community sports facilities, in the context of new development contributing towards it to support sustainable communities is welcomed. The Council's evidence base on community sports facility provision will be essential for informing policies and allocations on the protection and provision/enhancement of sports facilities. It should also inform the additional needs generated by new development and how such development should make provision for sport in the context of CIL/planning obligations in the context of most developments not being large enough to make on-site provision.
The approach to community facilities and green infrastructure, which would include indoor and outdoor community sports facilities, in the context of new development contributing towards it to support sustainable communities is welcomed. The Council's evidence base on community sports facility provision will be essential for informing policies and allocations on the protection and provision/enhancement of sports facilities. It should also inform the additional needs generated by new development and how such development should make provision for sport in the context of CIL/planning obligations in the context of most developments not being large enough to make on-site provision.
Object
Strategic Growth Options
Representation ID: 4004
Received: 11/02/2015
Respondent: Dr Philip Gibbs
All the infrastructure needs identified are absolutely essential and must be fully addressed before development is planned. There can be no question of prioritizing to the detriment of any one element of the required infrastructure.
All the infrastructure needs identified are absolutely essential and must be fully addressed before development is planned. There can be no question of prioritizing to the detriment of any one element of the required infrastructure.