Question 7
Better to support and enhance the Green Belt . (Imaginative green ideas are no substitute for gardens.)
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Not enough proper green space for play, recreation and casual sport. Grass "verges" are not the answer.
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NO. Not enough open space/gardens. TOO MANY FLATS and housing too dense.
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No you have planned for "linear" space and are using the travellers space which is not legal.
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The current proposal which includes relocation of the Water Treatment Works will have a significant detrimental impact on open spaces in general.
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Needs to be open and well lit at night.
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Too many spaces are linear with not enough green hubs and none that are large enough.
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Who wants to live on an ex- sewage farm?
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No. Despite some gestures in the right direction, I see no new green space to cater for grass-roots sports. E. Chesterton is already short in this respect. It's not clear what "increase access and capacity of Milton Country Park" means. It is already overcrowded and needs to be extended North and eastwards.
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Compared to the older parts of Cambridge, there are not many big parks.
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A truly revolutionary development would surely have more green spaces, more trees and a lot less development and buildings. A "garden city" if you will.
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Coronavirus has proven we need more space and wider walkways etc.
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Public spaces are a meaningless tick in the box exercise, linear park will become unkempt grass verges.
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The type of models that are being proposed mixing of the 'garden cities' which were developed in the previous millennium. These are taking away the history and importance of the true Cambridge.
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Yes
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Not enough new green.
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No comment.
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No comment.
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Use accessible green roofs and add green walls. Add allotments. Establish existing mature trees on site. Green park along A-14 like Eddington - forest! Skate park and activities for older children and covered public open spaces (unlike the cage at Eddington)
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Again, thought should be given to local green spaces for those who cannot walk to Milton Country Park or beyond
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NO.
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No-need community swimming pool- who needs Arts Centre?
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