Core Strategy - Consultation Draft
List Comments
1686 comments.
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| LandTrust Developments Ltd | 19 Jun 2010 | Core Strategy - Consultation Draft Chapter 5: SW Bristol Urban Extension Chapter 5: Introduction
Weston is secondary to Bristol as focus for development and should not have priority. Delivery of housing likely to be lower than that forecast in the plan, over provision at Weston is contrary to the RSS. The greatest contribution to achievement of more sustainable development patterns in the future as well as only realistic way to provide this scale of required development through this plan is by an addition to Bristol. No better alternative solution to providing the need is suggested.
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| LandTrust Developments Ltd | 19 Jun 2010 | Core Strategy - Consultation Draft Chapter 2: Visions and Objectives VIS 2: Weston-super-Mare Vision
VIS 2: Weston-super-Mare Vision - this needs to be quite clear that
through the management of development the inbalance of homes and
jobs will not have been allowed to get worse
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| Leigh Woods Society | 17 May 2010 | Core Strategy - Consultation Draft Chapter 3: Spatial Policies Living Within Environmental Limits CS10: Transport and Movement CS10: Transport and Movement
The A369 this important route into Bristol is becoming increasingly busy and is dangerous. We support North Somerset's proposals for improvement to the transport infrastructure. A 'Park&Ride' was mooted at Easton in Gordano but we notice that this is not now in the proposals. This would help alleviate the problems. Strict enforcement of traffic restrictions on the A369 required. On street commuter parking an issue. Support for the SWBristol link road but may increase traffic on A369.
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| LandTrust Developments Ltd | 19 Apr 2010 | Core Strategy - Consultation Draft Chapter 1: Introduction Relationship to the Regional Spatial Strategy
The draft RSS is a material consideration and should be afforded considerable weight. The Core Strategy fails the test of conformity with the RSS.The SW Bristol urban extension is not affected by the present requirement for further SEA work. RPG10 places a requirement on the local authority to carry out a Green Belt review. The practical consequence the employment led strategy at Weston is to recognise that jobs should increase at Weston and houses at SW Bristol.
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| Leigh Woods Society | 17 Apr 2010 | Core Strategy - Consultation Draft Chapter 5: SW Bristol Urban Extension Chapter 5: Introduction
Object to the change to the Green Belt proposed by the RSS and the consequent developments proposed. Particularly the lost of historic character & identity of Long Ashton, loss of play and pay golf course, and miles of public paths, urban sprawl and loss rural landscape.Plus lack of improvements to the transport infrastructure.
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| Deleted User | 22 Mar 2010 | Core Strategy - Consultation Draft Chapter 3: Spatial Policies Living Within Environmental Limits CS9: Green Infrastructure CS9: Green Infrastructure
In so prioritising the numbered points these should be applied having regard to both the need for flexibility and to reach a balanced conclusion in relation to all of the policy considerations associated with any planning application under consideration.
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| Deleted User | 19 Mar 2010 | Core Strategy - Consultation Draft Chapter 3: Spatial Policies Living Within Environmental Limits CS6: North Somerset's Green Belt CS6: North Somerset's Green Belt
The Trust supports the core strategy's stance on the SW Bristol urban extension outlined in CS6: North Somerset's Green Belt.
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| Deleted User | 19 Mar 2010 | Core Strategy - Consultation Draft Chapter 3: Spatial Policies Living Within Environmental Limits CS2: Delivering Sustainable Design and Construction CS2: Delivering Sustainable Design and Construction
It is not realistic to expect all developments of 10 or more dwellings to achieve a figure of 15%, without taking account of feasibility and viability on a site by site basis. It is also noted that this figure goes beyond the requirements of the emerging RSS.Code Level 4, and higher on developments of 10 or more dwellings is not realistic and account should be taken of current national standards and feasibility and viability on a site by site basis.
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| Deleted User | 19 Mar 2010 | Core Strategy - Consultation Draft Chapter 3: Spatial Policies Living Within Environmental Limits CS6: North Somerset's Green Belt CS6: North Somerset's Green Belt
By implementing such a policy, however, the Core Strategy must recognise that some development will be required on greenfield sites within, and adjoining, the main towns and service villages.Re-emphasise that there is no policy backing, at a regional or national level, for designating new Green Belt land purely to compensate for other areas that are being removed from the designation.
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| Deleted User | 19 Mar 2010 | Core Strategy - Consultation Draft Chapter 3: Spatial Policies Delivering Strong and Inclusive Communities CS15: Mixed and Balanced Communities CS15: Mixed and Balanced Communities
The requirements of this policy must also be stated to be subject to consideration of the viability of any development proposed.
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