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Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 4: Cambridge Biomedical Campus development principles

Representation ID: 200681

Received: 24/01/2025

Respondent: Great Shelford Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Proper wayfinding provision around CBC is also relevant to paragraph 4.12. Good, but not excessive, signage makes a huge difference to the public realm (the objective in paragraph 4d.1.1 that arrangements should “allow users to navigate the Campus with ease” is absolutely
appropriate).

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Hi,

Please find attached response from Great Shelford Parish Council to the consultation regarding the Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document. Can you please confirm receipt?

Kind regards
Nicola

Nicola Webster CertHE PSLCC
Clerk to Great Shelford Parish Council

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24-Jan-25_Great-Shelford-PC_CBC_SPD_Rep_Redacted (465.11 KB)

Comment

Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 4: Cambridge Biomedical Campus development principles

Representation ID: 200682

Received: 24/01/2025

Respondent: Great Shelford Parish Council

Representation Summary:

The meaning of paragraph 4b.1.7 is not clear.

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24-Jan-25_Great-Shelford-PC_CBC_SPD_Rep_Redacted (465.11 KB)

Comment

Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 4: Cambridge Biomedical Campus development principles

Representation ID: 200683

Received: 24/01/2025

Respondent: Great Shelford Parish Council

Representation Summary:

None of the proposed additional services and facilities contemplated by paragraphs 4b.3 should encourage additional vehicles to come onto CBC.

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Comment

Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 4: Cambridge Biomedical Campus development principles

Representation ID: 200684

Received: 24/01/2025

Respondent: Great Shelford Parish Council

Representation Summary:

As regards paragraph 4d.1.2 – will the building of the Cancer Research and Children’s hospitals make any difference to blue light routes?

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Comment

Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 4: Cambridge Biomedical Campus development principles

Representation ID: 200685

Received: 24/01/2025

Respondent: Great Shelford Parish Council

Representation Summary:

As regards paragraph 4e.1.4 can clinical buildings harvest rainwater for use by non-clinical users?

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Comment

Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 4: Cambridge Biomedical Campus development principles

Representation ID: 200686

Received: 24/01/2025

Respondent: Great Shelford Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Paragraph 4e.3.2 may need to acknowledge the need to light cycle paths appropriately. For example, the existing lighting on NCN11 is inadequate.

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Comment

Draft Cambridge Biomedical Campus Supplementary Planning Document

Chapter 4: Cambridge Biomedical Campus development principles

Representation ID: 200687

Received: 24/01/2025

Respondent: Great Shelford Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Paragraph 4.25 misunderstands the nature of CBC. It is not a single landowner or employer, although some members of CBC Ltd clearly are “anchor organization[s] and key employer[s] in the region”. The remainder of that sentence should also say something about CBC owners and occupiers playing their part to ensure that proposals for healthcare facilities are brought forward and implemented in a timely fashion to bring an end to the current inequality on CBC.

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