Draft Bourn Airfield Supplementary Planning Document - June 2019
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Draft Bourn Airfield Supplementary Planning Document - June 2019
2. Site Context
Representation ID: 168279
Received: 01/08/2019
Respondent: Greater Cambridge Partnership
2.4 ACCESS, MOVEMENT AND CONNECTIVITY
Although the final C2C route through the site has not been agreed yet, however GCP and South Cambs are collaboratively working together with Countryside to support the
development of the Supplementary Planning Document.
GCP is also in liaison with Highways England to acquire land parcels at both the Eastern and Western ends of the development which would enable the provision of improved junctions intended to address expected levels of traffic flow. The traffic impact of this site is included in the C2C modelling assessments but should also be addressed in the Transport Assessment for the development
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Draft Bourn Airfield Supplementary Planning Document - June 2019
2. Site Context
Representation ID: 168280
Received: 01/08/2019
Respondent: Greater Cambridge Partnership
2.2 OWNERSHIP
GCP is also in liaison with Highways England to acquire land parcels at both the Eastern and Western ends of the development which would enable the provision of improved junctions intended to address expected levels of traffic flow. The traffic impact of this site is included in the C2C modelling assessments but should also be addressed in the Transport Assessment for the development.
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Draft Bourn Airfield Supplementary Planning Document - June 2019
4. Spatial Framework
Representation ID: 168281
Received: 01/08/2019
Respondent: Greater Cambridge Partnership
We are supportive in principle of the proposed route alignment as shown within the SPD, which is consistent with discussions we have had to date with SCDC and Countryside. In addition, we note the provision as shown in the SPD for a segregated route for the C2C route that avoids the Bourn roundabout at the entrance to the development. The detail of this is consistent with one of the three options for C2C which are currently being progressed, and can be further developed as part of discussions between the parties.