Greater Cambridge Local Plan Issues & Options 2020

Yes, strongly agree

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By providing a level of growth in villages that can sustain existing facilities and further promote wellbeing and social inclusion.

By public engagement on development proposals.

By ensuring that existing facilities are maintained in villages that could easily be lost through the lack of growth.

By providing for housing of the right type to meet needs. This is particularly important in villages that can easily end up with a static rather than a dynamic housing stock that fails to recognise the needs of existing and future residents.

By providing sufficient electric charging points (and capacity in the grid) ahead of the Governments' initiative to go totally electric vehicles by 2035.

By meeting government design guidance (expected shortly) and adhering to NPPF advice on heritage assets.

By providing viable uses for historic buildings. Historic landscapes will change through natural change over time and need to be reviewed regularly to ensure the protection they enjoy is still fit for purpose.

By meeting government design guidance (when finally published).

Very important

Continuing economic growth is a vital ingredient of any Local Plan.