Site Proposals document

Site Proposals Document
Further to our recent email correspondence, I have amended our previously submitted Indicative Masterplan [see attachment] to rectify the discrepancy in land put forward. I can therefore confirm that - as amended - the entirety of the sites are integral to the plans for the development and expansion of BBG&CC. BBG&CC has an informal understanding with the underlying landowners to approach any resulting development on a joint venture basis, to ensure its deliverability.

Suitability Assessment
Site GNLP0475 (Land South of Colton)
It is noted that the published Site Suitability Conclusions infer that the site is intended for general market housing, when in fact it is intended as mix of affordable housing, staff accommodation for the G&CC, and market housing. We contend that the constraints and impact analyses ought therefore to reflect this, and that the overall site suitability should he more favourable in terms of the sustainability appraisal, and thereby suitability of the proposed allocation/development (see above).

Site GNLP0476 {Barnham Broom G&CC}
It is noted that the published Site Suitability Conclusions infer that the site is intended for 'housing', when in fact the proposal is to see the site developed for a more nuanced form of development to meet specific needs through a combination of:
* Independent/active/keep healthy, retirement living for the Over 55s (to 80s) market, providing on and off site support: i.e. housekeeping, security, gardening, maintenance, repairs, laundry services, golf, sports, health, fitness and wellbeing facilities, transport arrangements, shopping service, visitors' (friends and family) accommodation, a new local shop, domiciliary care support where needs develop, etc., as well as a 'residents' social club' to offer a range of additional activities and facilities which would be extended to others who live in the parishes of Barnham. Broom and Colton, combined with;
* second/holiday home ownership (i.e. offering all of the above, plus lettings, a range of ownership options, families and friends visiting the retirees, together with holiday bookings and guest management/services, etc.), and;
* Limited general market housing, where viability dictates.

We contend that the constraints and impact analyses ought therefore to reflect this, and that the overall site suitability should be more favourable in terms of the sustainability appraisal/suitability assessment, and thereby suitability of the proposed allocation/development (see above).

Site Proposals Document
Further to our recent email correspondence, I have amended our previously submitted Indicative Masterplan [see attachment] to rectify the discrepancy in land put forward. I can therefore confirm that - as amended - the entirety of the sites are integral to the plans for the development and expansion of BBG&CC. BBG&CC has an informal understanding with the underlying landowners to approach any resulting development on a joint venture basis, to ensure its deliverability.

Suitability Assessment
Site GNLP0475 (Land South of Colton)
It is noted that the published Site Suitability Conclusions infer that the site is intended for general market housing, when in fact it is intended as mix of affordable housing, staff accommodation for the G&CC, and market housing. We contend that the constraints and impact analyses ought therefore to reflect this, and that the overall site suitability should he more favourable in terms of the sustainability appraisal, and thereby suitability of the proposed allocation/development (see above).

Site GNLP0476 {Barnham Broom G&CC}
It is noted that the published Site Suitability Conclusions infer that the site is intended for 'housing', when in fact the proposal is to see the site developed for a more nuanced form of development to meet specific needs through a combination of:
* Independent/active/keep healthy, retirement living for the Over 55s (to 80s) market, providing on and off site support: i.e. housekeeping, security, gardening, maintenance, repairs, laundry services, golf, sports, health, fitness and wellbeing facilities, transport arrangements, shopping service, visitors' (friends and family) accommodation, a new local shop, domiciliary care support where needs develop, etc., as well as a 'residents' social club' to offer a range of additional activities and facilities which would be extended to others who live in the parishes of Barnham. Broom and Colton, combined with;
* second/holiday home ownership (i.e. offering all of the above, plus lettings, a range of ownership options, families and friends visiting the retirees, together with holiday bookings and guest management/services, etc.), and;
* Limited general market housing, where viability dictates.

We contend that the constraints and impact analyses ought therefore to reflect this, and that the overall site suitability should be more favourable in terms of the sustainability appraisal/suitability assessment, and thereby suitability of the proposed allocation/development (see above).