Greater Cambridge Local Plan Issues & Options 2020

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Form ID: 44404
Respondent: CALA Group Ltd

More thought needs to be given on the needs of villages that need fostering through further growth.

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Form ID: 44410
Respondent: CALA Group Ltd

Land off Water Lane Melbourn

8.09

Site 44410 map

Agricultural

N/A

N/A

Greenfield.

Residential plus open space and landscaping.

Market and affordable housing

Public open space

The benefit to the local area will be through market and affordable housing.

Approximately 100 dwellings.

No

Yes (Please give details)

Access is available from Water Lane that has been agreed in principle by the Highway Authority (see attached correspondence).

No

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No

No answer given

Yes - see attached utilities report.

No

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Available now

The site is immediately available .

Site is under option by a developer

It is a very well located site right on the edge of the main built up area of Melbourn which is a large village with a good range of facilities capable of supporting further growth. It also has the added advantage of a railway station close by (i.e. at Shepreth)..

No

No answer given

N/A

2021

2023

3

Nothing chosen

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Yes

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Form ID: 44411
Respondent: CALA Group Ltd

Disagree

Government advice states that a 15 year time period for a Local Plan is optimal. From a start date of 2017 this would take the Plan period to 2032. Although there is a statutory requirement to review a Local Plan every 5 years to take it forward to 2040 now would be an excessively long Plan period that may precipitate housing delivery based largely on large strategic sites (and a stepped trajectory that does nothing to solve housing requirements in the short term).

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Form ID: 44412
Respondent: CALA Group Ltd

Agree

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Form ID: 44413
Respondent: CALA Group Ltd

Agree

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Form ID: 44414
Respondent: CALA Group Ltd

By meeting current Building Regulations (as updated). Applying a stricter standard from a planning perspective may simply be a repeat of the ill founded Code for Sustainable Homes that was withdrawn in 2016.

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Form ID: 44415
Respondent: CALA Group Ltd

I think your initiatives to reduce the impact on climate change are laudable but these objectives need to be applied in all settlements. This will mean providing for an appropriate level of growth in villages to act as a catalyst for change and sustain village communities that otherwise will simply remain without any incentive to change.

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Form ID: 44416
Respondent: CALA Group Ltd

Through the initiatives coming forward in the Environment Bill (including 10% Net Gain).

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Form ID: 44417
Respondent: CALA Group Ltd

By providing further green space through development (on site) and by contributions raised through CIL and s106 (off site).

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Form ID: 44418
Respondent: CALA Group Ltd

By meeting the requirements for 10% net gain coming through the Environment Bill.

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