GNLP2135
Comment
Draft Local Plan-Part 2 Site Allocations
Representation ID: 20379
Received: 05/03/2020
Respondent: Wroxham Parish Council
Wroxham Parish Council wholeheartedly agrees with the GNLP findings that this would be an unreasonable site for development. Given the current severe lack of community infrastructure in the village a further 100 homes would merely add to pressures on medical facilities, schools and recreational sites. It would further add pressure on roads including the A1151 which is often gridlocked during the summer months. Additionally this site is close to an Article 4 Direction Conservation Zone and its proximity to this and the Broads make it an unreasonable site for development and would risk destroying the very character of the village.
GNLP2135 - 100 Dwellings
Wroxham Parish Council wholeheartedly agrees with the GNLP findings that this would be an unreasonable site for development. Given the current severe lack of community infrastructure in the village a further 100 homes would merely add to pressures on medical facilities, schools and recreational sites. It would further add pressure on roads including the A1151 which is often gridlocked during the summer months. Additionally this site is close to an Article 4 Direction Conservation Zone and its proximity to this and the Broads make it an unreasonable site for development and would risk destroying the very character of the village.
Object
Draft Local Plan-Part 2 Site Allocations
Representation ID: 21496
Received: 16/03/2020
Respondent: Hopkins Homes
(Changed from support to object as respondent is actually objecting to the categorisation of the site as unreasonable in the GNLP, suggesting instead that it is an appropriate site for development)
Hopkins Homes’ land south of Wherry Gardens, Wroxham presents a logical and sustainable location for new housing provision and meets the tests of soundness set out in the NPPF. There are no constraints which would preclude development in this location and further details on the site and a response technical issues raised in the Council's evidence base are provided on the attached.
Hopkins Homes’ land south of Wherry Gardens, Wroxham presents a logical and sustainable location for new housing provision and meets the tests of soundness set out in the NPPF. There are no constraints which would preclude development in this location and further details on the site and a response technical issues raised in the Council's evidence base are provided on the attached.