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Draft Local Plan-Part 2 Site Allocations

GNLP0571

Representation ID: 21159

Received: 15/03/2020

Respondent: Great & Little Plumstead Parish Council

Representation Summary:

The Parish Council supports the District Council's comments. The application makes reference to links to Little Plumstead, which does not have the amenities to support this site. The road linking this development is also a country road and not designed to take any heavy traffic which will be generated by a site of this size.

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The Parish Council supports the District Council's comments. The application makes reference to links to Little Plumstead, which does not have the amenities to support this site. The road linking this development is also a country road and not designed to take any heavy traffic which will be generated by a site of this size.

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Draft Local Plan-Part 2 Site Allocations

GNLP0420R

Representation ID: 21440

Received: 16/03/2020

Respondent: Great & Little Plumstead Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Hare Road is not in a fit condition to take further traffic. The road is narrow and has permanent flooding which reduces the road down to one lane. The junction of Hare Road/Church Road has very poor visibility. The development is outside of the development boundary. There is no social, environmental or economical reason for the development. Drainage and absorption are a concern in the area. The area is only serviced by an hourly bus. There are no shops or schools in the village.

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Hare Road is not in a fit condition to take further traffic. The road is narrow and has permanent flooding which reduces the road down to one lane. The junction of Hare Road/Church Road has very poor visibility. The development is outside of the development boundary. There is no social, environmental or economical reason for the development. Drainage and absorption are a concern in the area. The area is only serviced by an hourly bus. There are no shops or schools in the village.

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Draft Local Plan-Part 2 Site Allocations

GNLP2107

Representation ID: 21441

Received: 16/03/2020

Respondent: Great & Little Plumstead Parish Council

Representation Summary:

The Parish Council supports this. The road network is struggling with the current amount of traffic highbRow Lane and Hsopital Road/WaterLane.

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The Parish Council supports this. The road network is struggling with the current amount of traffic highbRow Lane and Hsopital Road/WaterLane.

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Draft Local Plan-Part 2 Site Allocations

GNLP0328

Representation ID: 21454

Received: 16/03/2020

Respondent: Great & Little Plumstead Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Outside the settlement boundary. The village is defined as a service village in the Joint Core Strategy. Development goes against policies 1 & 2 of theSE and policies GC4 and EN4 of the DMDPD which seem to ensure that new development protects environmental assets. Salhouse Road which borders the site is 60mph. Salhouse Road is not wide enough to have large volumes of traffic pulling out on it. Witton Lane is equally unsuitable as an exit for the development. The Brick Kiln junction is known for accidents and it is not suitable for further traffic.

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Outside the settlement boundary. The village is defined as a service village in the Joint Core Strategy. Development goes against policies 1 & 2 of theSE and policies GC4 and EN4 of the DMDPD which seem to ensure that new development protects environmental assets. Salhouse Road which borders the site is 60mph. Salhouse Road is not wide enough to have large volumes of traffic pulling out on it. Witton Lane is equally unsuitable as an exit for the development. The Brick Kiln junction is known for accidents and it is not suitable for further traffic.

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Draft Local Plan-Part 2 Site Allocations

GNLP0330

Representation ID: 21455

Received: 16/03/2020

Respondent: Great & Little Plumstead Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Outside the settlement boundary. The village is defined as a service village in the Joint Core Strategy. Development goes against policies 1 & 2 of theSE and policies GC4 and EN4 of the DMDPD which seem to ensure that new development protects environmental assets. Salhouse Road which borders the site is 60mph. Salhouse Road is not wide enough to have large volumes of traffic pulling out on it. Witton Lane is equally unsuitable as an exit for the development. The Brick Kiln junction is known for accidents and it is not suitable for further traffic

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Outside the settlement boundary. The village is defined as a service village in the Joint Core Strategy. Development goes against policies 1 & 2 of theSE and policies GC4 and EN4 of the DMDPD which seem to ensure that new development protects environmental assets. Salhouse Road which borders the site is 60mph. Salhouse Road is not wide enough to have large volumes of traffic pulling out on it. Witton Lane is equally unsuitable as an exit for the development. The Brick Kiln junction is known for accidents and it is not suitable for further traffic

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Draft Local Plan-Part 2 Site Allocations

GNLP0441R

Representation ID: 21478

Received: 16/03/2020

Respondent: Great & Little Plumstead Parish Council

Representation Summary:

There are no footpaths on MiddleRoad, not possible in certain parts due to pre existing houses. Middle Road is very narrow and cars can just pass each other, not suitable for further traffic. Development is outside the settlement boundary. Great Plumstead is deemed as a service village in the JCS. Goes against policies 1&2 of the ICE and policies GC4 & EN2 of the DMDPD which seem to ensure that new development protects environmental assets.

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There are no footpaths on MiddleRoad, not possible in certain parts due to pre existing houses. Middle Road is very narrow and cars can just pass each other, not suitable for further traffic. Development is outside the settlement boundary. Great Plumstead is deemed as a service village in the JCS. Goes against policies 1&2 of the ICE and policies GC4 & EN2 of the DMDPD which seem to ensure that new development protects environmental assets.

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Draft Local Plan-Part 2 Site Allocations

GNLP0483

Representation ID: 21495

Received: 16/03/2020

Respondent: Great & Little Plumstead Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Outside the settlement boundary. The village is defined as a service village in the Joint Core Strategy. Development goes against policies 1 & 2 of theSE and policies GC4 and EN4 of the DMDPD which seem to ensure that new development protects environmental assets. Salhouse Road which borders the site is 60mph. Salhouse Road is not wide enough to have large volumes of traffic pulling out on it. Witton Lane is equally unsuitable as an exit for the development. The Brick Kiln junction is known for accidents and it is not suitable for further traffic

Full text:

Outside the settlement boundary. The village is defined as a service village in the Joint Core Strategy. Development goes against policies 1 & 2 of theSE and policies GC4 and EN4 of the DMDPD which seem to ensure that new development protects environmental assets. Salhouse Road which borders the site is 60mph. Salhouse Road is not wide enough to have large volumes of traffic pulling out on it. Witton Lane is equally unsuitable as an exit for the development. The Brick Kiln junction is known for accidents and it is not suitable for further traffic

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Draft Local Plan-Part 2 Site Allocations

GNLP3007

Representation ID: 21500

Received: 16/03/2020

Respondent: Great & Little Plumstead Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Outside the settlement boundary. The village is defined as a service village in the Joint Core Strategy. Development goes against policies 1 & 2 of theSE and policies GC4 and EN4 of the DMDPD which seem to ensure that new development protects environmental assets. Salhouse Road which borders the site is 60mph. Salhouse Road is not wide enough to have large volumes of traffic pulling out on it. Witton Lane is equally unsuitable as an exit for the development. The Brick Kiln junction is known for accidents and it is not suitable for further traffic

Full text:

Outside the settlement boundary. The village is defined as a service village in the Joint Core Strategy. Development goes against policies 1 & 2 of theSE and policies GC4 and EN4 of the DMDPD which seem to ensure that new development protects environmental assets. Salhouse Road which borders the site is 60mph. Salhouse Road is not wide enough to have large volumes of traffic pulling out on it. Witton Lane is equally unsuitable as an exit for the development. The Brick Kiln junction is known for accidents and it is not suitable for further traffic

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Draft Local Plan-Part 2 Site Allocations

GNLP3014

Representation ID: 21732

Received: 16/03/2020

Respondent: Great & Little Plumstead Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Outside the settlement boundary. The village is defined as a service village in the Joint Core Strategy. Development goes against policies 1 & 2 of theSE and policies GC4 and EN4 of the DMDPD which seem to ensure that new development protects environmental assets. Water Lane is a narrow road and is suitable for the amount of traffic a large development would cause.

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Outside the settlement boundary. The village is defined as a service village in the Joint Core Strategy. Development goes against policies 1 & 2 of theSE and policies GC4 and EN4 of the DMDPD which seem to ensure that new development protects environmental assets. Water Lane is a narrow road and is suitable for the amount of traffic a large development would cause.

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Draft Local Plan-Part 2 Site Allocations

GNLP3034

Representation ID: 21737

Received: 16/03/2020

Respondent: Great & Little Plumstead Parish Council

Representation Summary:

The roads surrounding this site are unsuitable for extra traffic. Toad Lane is an extremely narrow and would be deemed as a 'country lane'. No exit can be made into the A1270 due to this being 70mph. Broad Lane junction with Norwich Road has very poor visibility.

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The roads surrounding this site are unsuitable for extra traffic. Toad Lane is an extremely narrow and would be deemed as a 'country lane'. No exit can be made into the A1270 due to this being 70mph. Broad Lane junction with Norwich Road has very poor visibility.

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