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Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options

S/NEC: North east Cambridge

Representation ID: 56567

Received: 25/11/2021

Respondent: Croydon Parish Council

Representation Summary:

This seems a sensible idea, as the bus and rail network are convenient for use.

Full text:

This seems a sensible idea, as the bus and rail network are convenient for use.

Comment

Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options

S/CB: Cambourne

Representation ID: 56710

Received: 03/12/2021

Respondent: Croydon Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Cambourne is already a large development and shou;ld not lose its character by over-development.

Full text:

Cambourne is already a large development and shou;ld not lose its character by over-development.

Comment

Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options

BG/GI: Green infrastructure

Representation ID: 56712

Received: 03/12/2021

Respondent: Croydon Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Yes, but do not provide concrete busways or cycle lanes that disfigure the landscape.

Full text:

Yes, but do not provide concrete busways or cycle lanes that disfigure the landscape.

Comment

Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options

S/NS: Existing new settlements

Representation ID: 56714

Received: 03/12/2021

Respondent: Croydon Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Provided there are good public transport infrastructure, schools and Gps etc, these are better than spread out development.

Full text:

Provided there are good public transport infrastructure, schools and Gps etc, these are better than spread out development.

Comment

Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options

S/WC: West Cambridge

Representation ID: 56716

Received: 03/12/2021

Respondent: Croydon Parish Council

Representation Summary:

This does not appear to acknowledge the East-West rail route and its consequences.

Full text:

This does not appear to acknowledge the East-West rail route and its consequences.

Comment

Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options

S/LAC: Land allocations in Cambridge

Representation ID: 56717

Received: 03/12/2021

Respondent: Croydon Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Site allocations in Cambridge should be increased to spare rural spread.

Full text:

Site allocations in Cambridge should be increased to spare rural spread.

Comment

Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options

S/AMC: Areas of major change

Representation ID: 56719

Received: 03/12/2021

Respondent: Croydon Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Areas of old fashioned retail, like the Beehive and the Grafton Centre should be used for housing. They are currently very under utilised for retail purposes.

Full text:

Areas of old fashioned retail, like the Beehive and the Grafton Centre should be used for housing. They are currently very under utilised for retail purposes.

Comment

Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options

S/OA: Opportunity areas in Cambridge

Representation ID: 56721

Received: 03/12/2021

Respondent: Croydon Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Old fashioned/outdated areas should be developed to their full extent.

Full text:

Old fashioned/outdated areas should be developed to their full extent.

Comment

Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options

The city of Cambridge

Representation ID: 56722

Received: 03/12/2021

Respondent: Croydon Parish Council

Representation Summary:

The Cambridge urban area needs to be sympathetically developed completely before considering going into greenfield sites in South Cambridgeshire.

Full text:

The Cambridge urban area needs to be sympathetically developed completely before considering going into greenfield sites in South Cambridgeshire.

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Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options

The rural southern cluster

Representation ID: 56723

Received: 03/12/2021

Respondent: Croydon Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Both of these are in the green belt and need protection from excessive development.

Full text:

Both of these are in the green belt and need protection from excessive development.

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