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Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 1: Introduction and purpose

Representation ID: 200226

Received: 23/01/2025

Respondent: Prologis

Representation Summary:

SPD doesn’t seem to celebrate any of the positives since fist allocation for development in the 2006 local plan. For example, there is no reference to examples of the public art, delivered by a very sophisticated City Public Art Delivery Plan and administered by a campus Public Art Steering Group that Nadine Black was part of.
photography isnt fantastic quality and doesn’t feel equitable or balanced for such a significant planning document. 1000 Discovery Drive which might provide some balance and is significant as it’s the first speculative development on the biomedical campus with open house amenity.

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Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 2: Ambitions for the Campus and development to date

Representation ID: 200250

Received: 23/01/2025

Respondent: Prologis

Representation Summary:

2.8 Is the childrens Hospital actually u/c or were the works enabling works?

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Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 3: Site context

Representation ID: 200251

Received: 23/01/2025

Respondent: Prologis

Representation Summary:

3.7 isn't it wider than this to include clinical expansion as well eg phase 2 land share for NHS.

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Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 4: Cambridge Biomedical Campus development principles

Representation ID: 200252

Received: 23/01/2025

Respondent: Prologis

Representation Summary:

4.10 isnt giving regard to amount of green coming with new plots on commercial phase 2 . its the highest quality, coordinated that means the green courts link to provide necklace of attractive green spaces as phase2 gets built out.
4c1.1 some acknowledgement this needs balancing with need for ground floor space for vibrationally sensitive R&D work to be undertaken.
4c2.4 needs to recognise unique importance back up generators have to R&D users. They are fundamental campus infrastructure for regulatory/legal compliance in some life science operations.
4f.1.3 this gives impression of "spare" land for meanwhile uses and that isnt correct.

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Chapter 5: Obligations and mitigation

Representation ID: 200254

Received: 23/01/2025

Respondent: Prologis

Representation Summary:

5.5 i dont believe this is appropriate for a healthcare campus. For example we have 14 and 16 wheel BOC tankers delivering gasses to various users. this clause poses a real health and safety challenge. Perhaps it has a place in Phase 3 and 4 when uses could be at the edge of the scheme.

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Chapter 3: Site context

Representation ID: 200726

Received: 23/01/2025

Respondent: Prologis

Representation Summary:

3.18 Is "Expansion" an occupier?

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Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 3: Site context

Representation ID: 200727

Received: 23/01/2025

Respondent: Prologis

Representation Summary:

3.20 cafe operator is Stir.

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Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 3: Site context

Representation ID: 200728

Received: 23/01/2025

Respondent: Prologis

Representation Summary:

3.23 reads as though AZ and RPH are on Phase 2. they are Phase 1.

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Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 3: Site context

Representation ID: 200729

Received: 23/01/2025

Respondent: Prologis

Representation Summary:

3.27 Piecemeal is unfair - it is "Phased."

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