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Site Proposals document
GNLP0433
Representation ID: 13019
Received: 26/02/2018
Respondent: FW Properties
In order to overcome the perceived Historic Environment constraint as set out in the Suitability Assessment in relation to the potential effect of any development on this land on the listed cottage in Reeders Lane, we would propose to set back any new development away from this building and to include a significant tree belt inside our boundary with this building. We own the whole of this field so the site allocation could be adjusted to further minimise any effect on this building.
In order to overcome the perceived Historic Environment constraint as set out in the Suitability Assessment in relation to the potential effect of any development on this land on the listed cottage in Reeders Lane, we would propose to set back any new development away from this building and to include a significant tree belt inside our boundary with this building. We own the whole of this field so the site allocation could be adjusted to further minimise any effect on this building.
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Site Proposals document
GNLP0434
Representation ID: 13021
Received: 26/02/2018
Respondent: FW Properties
In order to overcome the perceived access constraint for this site as set out within the Suitability Assessment, we would propose that any future development scheme on this land includes a new footpath along the Bergh Apton Road frontage in order to create a stronger pedestrian link between these new homes and the school and the centre of the village.
In order to overcome the perceived access constraint for this site as set out within the Suitability Assessment, we would propose that any future development scheme on this land includes a new footpath along the Bergh Apton Road frontage in order to create a stronger pedestrian link between these new homes and the school and the centre of the village.
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Site Proposals document
GNLP0412
Representation ID: 13023
Received: 26/02/2018
Respondent: FW Properties
As per the comment raised in the Suitability Assessment in relation to the potential historic contamination in this brownfield site, this has been factored into our viability analysis for the development of this land together with the cost of any upgrades to drainage. We confirm that there would be no loss of any Grade 2 agricultural land as part of the redevelopment of this site which would be entirely focused upon the brownfield land. The perceived remoteness of all the sites which have been put forward in Bergh Apton is largely due to the dispersed nature of the village.
As per the comment raised in the Suitability Assessment in relation to the potential historic contamination in this brownfield site, this has been factored into our viability analysis for the development of this land together with the cost of any upgrades to drainage. We confirm that there would be no loss of any Grade 2 agricultural land as part of the redevelopment of this site which would be entirely focused upon the brownfield land. The perceived remoteness of all the sites which have been put forward in Bergh Apton is largely due to the dispersed nature of the village.
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Site Proposals document
GNLP0437
Representation ID: 13024
Received: 26/02/2018
Respondent: FW Properties
FW Properties are currently developing 13 new homes on the adjacent allocated site (GEL1) immediately to the south of this site. This neighbouring development, which is due for completion next Spring, will provide access to this northern land by way of an adopted road connecting this site to the centre of the village. The perceived constraint as set out within the Suitability Assessment in relation to the surface water flood risk can be overcome in the same way as we have addressed this matter with the development of the allocated neighbouring site.
FW Properties are currently developing 13 new homes on the adjacent allocated site (GEL1) immediately to the south of this site. This neighbouring development, which is due for completion next Spring, will provide access to this northern land by way of an adopted road connecting this site to the centre of the village. The perceived constraint as set out within the Suitability Assessment in relation to the surface water flood risk can be overcome in the same way as we have addressed this matter with the development of the allocated neighbouring site.
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Site Proposals document
GNLP0431
Representation ID: 13025
Received: 26/02/2018
Respondent: FW Properties
We believe that we can overcome the comment in the Suitability Assessment in relation to the linear form of this site by adjusting the proposed allocation area if required. The developer owns the whole of this field and therefore should a deeper site allocation be required, which is less linear than the current proposal, then this can easily be accommodated.
We believe that we can overcome the comment in the Suitability Assessment in relation to the linear form of this site by adjusting the proposed allocation area if required. The developer owns the whole of this field and therefore should a deeper site allocation be required, which is less linear than the current proposal, then this can easily be accommodated.
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GNLP0191
Representation ID: 14738
Received: 20/03/2018
Respondent: FW Properties
FW Properties have been working with the landowner in addressing some of the comments which have been raised by the planners in their Suitability Assessment of this site. As a result, the landowner has now submitted a revised red line plan to the GNLP which we believe greatly improves the delivery prospects for this site. This amended plan amalgamates both parcels of land into one seamless development site which means that the whole site can now be utilised.
FW Properties have been working with the landowner in addressing some of the comments which have been raised by the planners in their Suitability Assessment of this site. As a result, the landowner has now submitted a revised red line plan to the GNLP which we believe greatly improves the delivery prospects for this site. This amended plan amalgamates both parcels of land into one seamless development site which means that the whole site can now be utilised.
