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Further Proposed Modifications to the North Hertfordshire Local Plan 2011- 2031

MM 248 / FM 129

Representation ID: 8923

Received: 24/06/2021

Respondent: Ms Lynn Shoebottom

Representation Summary:

The housing projections are now out of date. The house numbers for Hitchin should be decreased in line with current trends and economics, not increased, so the need to be build on new Green Belt sites should be reduced. The Strategic Housing Site of 700 houses plus all the current, proposed and potential urban developments should remove the need for small Green Belt development sites.

Full text:

The housing projections are now out of date. The house numbers for Hitchin should be decreased in line with current trends and economics, not increased, so the need to be build on new Green Belt sites should be reduced. The Strategic Housing Site of 700 houses plus all the current, proposed and potential urban developments should remove the need for small Green Belt development sites.

Object

Further Proposed Modifications to the North Hertfordshire Local Plan 2011- 2031

ED172

Representation ID: 8924

Received: 24/06/2021

Respondent: Ms Lynn Shoebottom

Representation Summary:

See attached representation

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Examination Document ED172
I am writing to say I, like many other people in Hitchin, in fact everyone I know and come into contact with, are appalled at the Green Belt land grab for development. I believe the whole Site selection process is a sham. It is driven by landowners and developers who dictate the process and terms and who are only interested in profit. If the sites were assessed correctly and thoroughly then there is no way the Hitchin sites HT6, HJT5 & HT3 would be selected for development. No wonder there is huge support for Save Hitchin Green Belt !

I could say so much more, like all the documents supplied as evidence are biased towards the developers. We have witnessed surveys being done in the depths of winter trying to record bird songs, we have witnessed road surveys being done during holiday periods and the pandemic, etc..

NHDC have proposed huge amounts of Green Belt for development, so how can this possibly be acceptable in these days when Climate Change is a priority and by using Green Belt, we are reducing carbon absorption thus increasing our local carbon footprint!

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