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Object
Publication
Representation ID: 23418
Received: 09/03/2021
Respondent: Upton with Fishley Parish Council
Legally compliant? No
Sound? No
Duty to co-operate? Yes
Where is the evidence for this claim. Queuing traffic causes pollution on all the access roads into Norwich. Residents who live in rural areas and smaller villages have no choice but to drive into larger towns and the city.
Improve public transport for rural areas and smaller villages.
Improve walking and cycling routes into Norwich centre away from roads.
Where is the evidence for this claim. Queuing traffic causes pollution on all the access roads into Norwich. Residents who live in rural areas and smaller villages have no choice but to drive into larger towns and the city.
Object
Publication
Representation ID: 23449
Received: 10/03/2021
Respondent: Mr Trevor Bennett
Legally compliant? No
Sound? No
Duty to co-operate? No
This strategy, like so many of the ideas put forward is in conflict with the plan for over 49000 new homes, many of them in areas that mean the only method of transport available to reach the places of employment is by car. Because of the significant increase planned for new homes it is probable that air quality, particularly near Norwich will decline as more people will be driving into the city for work, therefore the policy is unsound as it conflicts with the policy of 49000 new homes.
Withdraw Reg.19 for proper consultation with all the Town and Parish Councils.
This strategy, like so many of the ideas put forward is in conflict with the plan for over 49000 new homes, many of them in areas that mean the only method of transport available to reach the places of employment is by car. Because of the significant increase planned for new homes it is probable that air quality, particularly near Norwich will decline as more people will be driving into the city for work, therefore the policy is unsound as it conflicts with the policy of 49000 new homes.
Support
Publication
Representation ID: 23867
Received: 22/03/2021
Respondent: Norfolk Biodiversity Partnership
The role of greenspace, trees and habitat creation, including in urban areas, should be recognised as a key opportunity for improving air quality.
The role of greenspace, trees and habitat creation, including in urban areas, should be recognised as a key opportunity for improving air quality.