Comment

Representation ID: 22051

Received: 13/03/2020

Respondent: Glavenhill Limited

Agent: Lanpro Services Ltd

Draft Policy 7.4 confirms that 4,024 homes, or around 9% of the total housing growth for Greater
Norwich Area across the plan period will be located within village clusters. 1,200 of these homes will
be allocated within South Norfolk through their Village Clusters Housing Site Allocations document.
The Policy aims to promote social sustainability by supporting rural life and services through
facilitating small scale residential development in village locations such as Stoke Holy Cross. The
provision of several relatively small allocation sites is suggested to have the additional benefit of
supporting small-scale builders, providing choice for the market and helping to ensure the delivery
of housing in popular village locations. Village clusters within south Norfolk will be based on primary
school catchments, which provide a proxy for social sustainability.
Glavenhill consider Stoke Holy Cross and related part of the parish, including Upper Stoke to be an
appropriate location for small scale residential growth.