Draft North East Cambridge Area Action Plan

Agree

However, it is essential that sufficient open space and community facilities, particularly for children, Young people and the elderly are incorporated, as at present, North Cambridge does not meet the minimum requirement laid down in the city plan.

Mostly yes

But these must be well lit and safe, but should not exclude motor vehicles, as menu elderly rely on them.

Mostly not

There are insufficient centres, and need a wider diversity of services, in particular, for mums and toddlers, children, youth services, and the elderly. These devices are vital as the current pandemic demonstrates.

Neutral

Bit concerned the the jobs will not match those being housed, and that the majority will still commute, especially to the science park, and the business Park.

Mostly not

Not sufficient youth facilities, and with three primary schools in the plan, surly there should be a secondary school the them to feed into, if not more traveling. A secondary school could also take pupils from Milton, negating the need to travel to Impington VC

Mostly not

By using multi storey building it means residents will not have their own gardens, meaning a greater need for open space, as clearly shown by the pandemic

Not at all

With the High density of residential properties without private gardens, it is essential the residents, particularly children, youths and the elderly, have open spaces for recreation and exercise.

Mostly not

If the rest of North Cambridge is anything to go by, then it will be soon forgotten.

Yes, completely

Far too much, not practical to allow only 0.5 car parking per residence. It will cut residents off from friends and family, particularly the elderly. People will feel as if they are prisoners in their own homes.

Yes, completely

If anything, you are going over the top.