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Object

Local Plan 2011-2031 Proposed Submission Draft

Policy SP5: Countryside and Green Belt

Representation ID: 317

Received: 07/11/2016

Respondent: Ms V Penny Lines

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

Representation Summary:

Object on the following grounds;
large scale development on green belt land will change the character of the area; and
green belt boundaries should only be altered in exceptional circumstances.

Full text:

I wish to express again my concerns about erosion of the local Green Belt
Proposed large-scale development on the local green belt will drastically change the character of our area and impact our quality of life. In focusing development almost entirely around the area's main towns and Stevenage, planners are extending urban sprawl, destroying countryside and valuable agricultural land as well as the setting and special character of several communities such as Baldock and the Conservation Area of Graveley all of which are contrary to NPPF 80.
Further development around Great Ashby, especially at Roundwood would result in unacceptable increases in traffic coming down a very narrow road (Church Lane). Part of which is single track and is also constitutes a section of the Hertfordshire Way Walking Route so putting the ramblers at much greater risk.
The NPPF also makes clear that, once established, green belt boundaries should only be altered in exceptional circumstances, through the preparation or review of the Local Plan. Meeting assessed housing need has been adjudged by Government not to meet the exceptional circumstances criteria.

There is not enough emphasis on prioritising development on brown field sites. This should be given much greater emphasis.

Object

Local Plan 2011-2031 Proposed Submission Draft

Policy SP14: Site BA1 - North of Baldock

Representation ID: 318

Received: 07/11/2016

Respondent: Ms V Penny Lines

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

Representation Summary:

Object on the following grounds:
extending urban sprawl;
destruction of the countryside;
loss of agricultural land; and
destruction of the character of the community of Baldock.

Full text:

I wish to express again my concerns about erosion of the local Green Belt
Proposed large-scale development on the local green belt will drastically change the character of our area and impact our quality of life. In focusing development almost entirely around the area's main towns and Stevenage, planners are extending urban sprawl, destroying countryside and valuable agricultural land as well as the setting and special character of several communities such as Baldock and the Conservation Area of Graveley all of which are contrary to NPPF 80.
Further development around Great Ashby, especially at Roundwood would result in unacceptable increases in traffic coming down a very narrow road (Church Lane). Part of which is single track and is also constitutes a section of the Hertfordshire Way Walking Route so putting the ramblers at much greater risk.
The NPPF also makes clear that, once established, green belt boundaries should only be altered in exceptional circumstances, through the preparation or review of the Local Plan. Meeting assessed housing need has been adjudged by Government not to meet the exceptional circumstances criteria.

There is not enough emphasis on prioritising development on brown field sites. This should be given much greater emphasis.

Object

Local Plan 2011-2031 Proposed Submission Draft

NS1 Land north of Stevenage

Representation ID: 319

Received: 07/11/2016

Respondent: Ms V Penny Lines

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

Representation Summary:

Further development around Great Ashby, especially at Roundwood would result in unacceptable increases in traffic coming down a very narrow road (Church Lane). Part of which is single track and is also constitutes a section of the Hertfordshire Way Walking Route so putting the ramblers at much greater risk.

Full text:

I wish to express again my concerns about erosion of the local Green Belt
Proposed large-scale development on the local green belt will drastically change the character of our area and impact our quality of life. In focusing development almost entirely around the area's main towns and Stevenage, planners are extending urban sprawl, destroying countryside and valuable agricultural land as well as the setting and special character of several communities such as Baldock and the Conservation Area of Graveley all of which are contrary to NPPF 80.
Further development around Great Ashby, especially at Roundwood would result in unacceptable increases in traffic coming down a very narrow road (Church Lane). Part of which is single track and is also constitutes a section of the Hertfordshire Way Walking Route so putting the ramblers at much greater risk.
The NPPF also makes clear that, once established, green belt boundaries should only be altered in exceptional circumstances, through the preparation or review of the Local Plan. Meeting assessed housing need has been adjudged by Government not to meet the exceptional circumstances criteria.

There is not enough emphasis on prioritising development on brown field sites. This should be given much greater emphasis.

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