GNLP2027
Object
New, Revised and Small Sites
Representation ID: 17361
Received: 24/11/2018
Respondent: MR Marlon Fulcher
As a user of the marriotts way I feel this area needs protecting from any development that will have visual impact upon this rural gateway through Norwich to the surrounding countryside. This is also a heavily wooded area and I would be against the destruction of so many trees given the challenges of climate change and protecting the environment.
As a user of the marriotts way I feel this area needs protecting from any development that will have visual impact upon this rural gateway through Norwich to the surrounding countryside. This is also a heavily wooded area and I would be against the destruction of so many trees given the challenges of climate change and protecting the environment.
Comment
New, Revised and Small Sites
Representation ID: 18999
Received: 13/12/2018
Respondent: Norfolk Wildlife Trust
We note the proximity of this site to the Marriot's Way CWS and are concerned at the potential ecological impacts of housing in this location. Should this site be progressed to the next consultation stage, then we would expect it to be accompanied by further details demonstrating how it would be deliverable without resulting in damage to adjoining areas of ecological value, for example through providing sufficient stand-off between development and priority habitats, and where proportional the provision of green infrastructure to ensure that the site has a net benefit for biodiversity.
We note the proximity of this site to the Marriot's Way CWS and are concerned at the potential ecological impacts of housing in this location. Should this site be progressed to the next consultation stage, then we would expect it to be accompanied by further details demonstrating how it would be deliverable without resulting in damage to adjoining areas of ecological value, for example through providing sufficient stand-off between development and priority habitats, and where proportional the provision of green infrastructure to ensure that the site has a net benefit for biodiversity.
Object
New, Revised and Small Sites
Representation ID: 19653
Received: 13/12/2018
Respondent: Mr John Allaway
I object in principle to any development being permitted for reasons of damage to the local landscape, loss of open green space, damage to wildlife habitat and further intrusion into and despoliation of the countryside in/around existing settlements.
The site appears to be the woodland 'garden' at the top of the hill running perpendicular to Fakenham Road? If so, whoever owns this ought to be ashamed of promoting it for development.
I object in principle to any development being permitted on the following sites, for reasons of damage to the local landscape, loss of open green space, damage to wildlife habitat and further intrusion into and despoilation of the countryside in / around the existing settlements:-
0290
2027 (which appears to be the woodland 'garden' at the top of the hill running perpendicular to Fakenham Road? If so, whoever owns this ought to be ashamed of promoting it for development)
0457
0159
0062
2051
2012
0465
2106 (which is a 3.3 hectare site south of Taverham Rd, which was once a nursery but has been derelict for at least 50 years. The site is on chalk just below topsoil level and as such is likely to be of botanical interest. The fact that natural succession has been taking place over this site for so long means that it will almost certainly have acquired a large and diverse flora and fauna. Full ecological surveys must be carried out here. In addition to general ecological surveys, specific surveys for reptiles, amphibians and bats should be undertaken. The site is of great value as undisturbed green open space and should be preserved as such.
0284 (Old Costessey, 'Mann's' field - must be retained as green open space.
0206 (land adjoining) also must be retained as green open space
2004 - this seems to be part of the Tud marshes and shouldn't even be remotely considered for any kind of development, as shouldn't any of the rest of the Tud marshes (either on / adjacent to the golf course or between Longwater Lane and Townhouse Road).