Housing Land Supply   2.7       The table in para 16 purports to show the current housing land supply position. Again this is             not supported by evidence and detailed assessments particularly as to the assessment of the        shortfall figure of 1715 dwellings so derived. Employment led development within the Weston area and the capacity of the housing market to provide the high level of housing   completions envisaged out of a very concentrated area need to be assessed properly. 2

I WISH TO SUPPORT THE NSC APPROACH TO THE CORE STRATEGY CONSEQUENTIAL CHANGES OUTLINED - THEY ARE, I CONSIDER, PRACTICAL AND BALANCED AS WELL AS LEGALLY COMPLIANT AND SOUND. THE WEST OF ENGLAND DOCUMENT CURRENTLY IN PRODUCTION SHOULD BE ABLE TO CONSOLIDATE THE PRINCIPLES

The latest core strategy policy of increasing the number of planned houses in North Somerset by 50% is quite clearly unsustainable as the infrastructure simply does not exist to support it. Take for example the Council's recent decision to approve a new housing development at North End Yatton where I used to live.200 new houses which means in all probability 400 more cars plus delivery vehicles plus refuse collection vehicles etc.most of which will use   Yatton High St.to access the single su