Support

Representation ID: 716

Received: 02/10/2013

Respondent: CLM Ltd

Agent: JTS Partnership LLP

The Company generally supports this policy, which it finds to be consistent with some of the categories of development identified in paragraph 89 of the NPPF as potentially being appropriate in the Green Belt. However it is considered that the restriction of the policy to specific frontages, noted at the end of the policy, is inconsistent with the NPPF and the final sentence of this policy should be deleted, with emphasis instead placed upon "established areas of frontage ribbon development".

Support

Representation ID: 717

Received: 02/10/2013

Respondent: CLM Ltd

Agent: JTS Partnership LLP

The Company considers that the Council should look again to see if there are any further sites, falling within the following categories, which have potential capacity for housing development. The land adjacent to 375 Roman Road, Mountnessing falls into the former category. It is a site in the Green Belt which, has a previous planning history of development, is in a sustainable location in that it is reasonably well served by public transport, running along the Roman Road, and is in close proximity to existing services and facilities in Mountnessing and Ingrave.