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Site Proposals document

Representation ID: 16688

Received: 22/03/2018

Respondent: Lanpro Services Ltd

Representation Summary:

This site could deliver circa. 85 dwellings. Furthermore, it could enable delivery of 6ha of additional green infrastructure to extend the new Salhouse Country Park to the north of Norwich Road.
This part of the Norwich Policy Area is particularly sensitive due to the proximity of The Broads. The new Country Park proposed is sufficiently large to be a realistic alternative to visiting The Broads. As such the mixed‐use scheme proposed is highly sustainable as it will deliver net environmental gains for nature and improve public health and community wellbeing within the Growth Triangle area.
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Executive Summary
This large site on land to the south of Norwich Road, Salhouse is being promoted as a strategic housing site delivering circa. 85 dwellings. The site has been previously promoted through the emerging Greater Norwich Local Plan and assigned the reference GNLP0491. [sic. Email confirmed this relates to GNLP0493]. The promoted scheme is further designed to enable delivery of 6ha of additional green infrastructure to extend the new Salhouse Country Park to the north of Norwich Road to meet existing green infrastructure deficiencies in this part of the Norwich Policy Area.
The site is located on the northern edge of the Growth Triangle that is main focus for new housing growth within the Broadland District part of the Norwich Policy Area. This part of the Norwich Policy Area is particularly sensitive due to the proximity of The Broads. Specific parts of The Broads within this part of the Norwich Policy Area are designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, Special Protection Area, Environmentally Sensitive Area, National Nature Reserve and Ramsar.
The new Country Park proposed is sufficiently large and can be made attractive for recreation and leisure to be a realistic alternative to visiting The Broads.
As such the mixed‐use scheme proposed is highly sustainable as it will deliver net environmental gains for nature and improve public health and community wellbeing within the Growth Triangle area.
SEE ATTACHED REPORT

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