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Housing Policy Technical Guidance SPD
Housing Policy Technical Guidance SPD
Representation ID: 16350
Received: 17/03/2023
Respondent: Adam Zerny
As a member I would like the following comments to be considered:
New properties should be in the style specified by Neighbourhood Plan not just meeting the quality of the worst previous local developments.
Public transport within 100m.
Cycle routes within 100m
Garden size at least as big as the footprint of the house.
Extensions which overlook not to be built within 15 metres of the applicant's boundary.
Preserve a 5m gap between properties.
Custom build should mean it not just 'pick one from a list of 3 ugly houses the developer offers'
All developments have to be adopted.
Keep all established trees/hedges and add to them
Not more planning by condition. Make sure the design guide covers off all that has been conditioned in recent years.
minimum of 2 off street parking spaces and 1 parking space per bedroom.
Materials to match those used in the long-established local area not just modern brick. See the Cotswolds.
Better drainage
Broad streets with traffic able to pass other vehicles if traffic is parked down one side.
Front gardens for all houses. No doors opening onto the pavement.
Social housing not to built more cheaply than the rest of the development.
Reduce density - 12/hectare (p.40)
Variation of design - not just one of 3 designs
Let people walk before paths are constructed. See where people go.
Bat/swift boxes for all houses.
Ability for all houses to have EV points.
Annual review of the plan
Bin storage off the pavement. No shadows cast over windows from adjacent properties.
HP02
A03
As a member I would like the following comments to be considered:
New properties should be in the style specified by Neighbourhood Plan not just meeting the quality of the worst previous local developments.
Public transport within 100m.
Cycle routes within 100m
Garden size at least as big as the footprint of the house.
Extensions which overlook not to be built within 15 metres of the applicant's boundary.
Preserve a 5m gap between properties.
Custom build should mean it not just 'pick one from a list of 3 ugly houses the developer offers'
All developments have to be adopted.
Keep all established trees/hedges and add to them
Not more planning by condition. Make sure the design guide covers off all that has been conditioned in recent years.
minimum of 2 off street parking spaces and 1 parking space per bedroom.
Materials to match those used in the long-established local area not just modern brick. See the Cotswolds.
Better drainage
Broad streets with traffic able to pass other vehicles if traffic is parked down one side.
Front gardens for all houses. No doors opening onto the pavement.
Social housing not to built more cheaply than the rest of the development.
Reduce density - 12/hectare (p.40)
Variation of design - not just one of 3 designs
Let people walk before paths are constructed. See where people go.
Bat/swift boxes for all houses.
Ability for all houses to have EV points.
Annual review of the plan
Bin storage off the pavement. No shadows cast over windows from adjacent properties.
Comment
Housing Policy Technical Guidance SPD
Housing Policy Technical Guidance SPD
Representation ID: 16351
Received: 17/03/2023
Respondent: Adam Zerny
As a member I would like the following comments to be considered:
New properties should be in the style specified by Neighbourhood Plan not just meeting the quality of the worst previous local developments.
Public transport within 100m.
Cycle routes within 100m
Garden size at least as big as the footprint of the house.
Extensions which overlook not to be built within 15 metres of the applicant's boundary.
Preserve a 5m gap between properties.
Custom build should mean it not just 'pick one from a list of 3 ugly houses the developer offers'
All developments have to be adopted.
Keep all established trees/hedges and add to them
Not more planning by condition. Make sure the design guide covers off all that has been conditioned in recent years.
minimum of 2 off street parking spaces and 1 parking space per bedroom.
Materials to match those used in the long-established local area not just modern brick. See the Cotswolds.
Better drainage
Broad streets with traffic able to pass other vehicles if traffic is parked down one side.
Front gardens for all houses. No doors opening onto the pavement.
Social housing not to built more cheaply than the rest of the development.
Reduce density - 12/hectare (p.40)
Variation of design - not just one of 3 designs
Let people walk before paths are constructed. See where people go.
Bat/swift boxes for all houses.
Ability for all houses to have EV points.
Annual review of the plan
Bin storage off the pavement. No shadows cast over windows from adjacent properties.
HP03
A03
As a member I would like the following comments to be considered:
New properties should be in the style specified by Neighbourhood Plan not just meeting the quality of the worst previous local developments.
Public transport within 100m.
Cycle routes within 100m
Garden size at least as big as the footprint of the house.
Extensions which overlook not to be built within 15 metres of the applicant's boundary.
Preserve a 5m gap between properties.
Custom build should mean it not just 'pick one from a list of 3 ugly houses the developer offers'
All developments have to be adopted.
Keep all established trees/hedges and add to them
Not more planning by condition. Make sure the design guide covers off all that has been conditioned in recent years.
minimum of 2 off street parking spaces and 1 parking space per bedroom.
Materials to match those used in the long-established local area not just modern brick. See the Cotswolds.
Better drainage
Broad streets with traffic able to pass other vehicles if traffic is parked down one side.
Front gardens for all houses. No doors opening onto the pavement.
Social housing not to built more cheaply than the rest of the development.
Reduce density - 12/hectare (p.40)
Variation of design - not just one of 3 designs
Let people walk before paths are constructed. See where people go.
Bat/swift boxes for all houses.
Ability for all houses to have EV points.
Annual review of the plan
Bin storage off the pavement. No shadows cast over windows from adjacent properties.
Comment
Housing Policy Technical Guidance SPD
Housing Policy Technical Guidance SPD
Representation ID: 16352
Received: 17/03/2023
Respondent: Adam Zerny
As a member I would like the following comments to be considered:
New properties should be in the style specified by Neighbourhood Plan not just meeting the quality of the worst previous local developments.
Public transport within 100m.
Cycle routes within 100m
Garden size at least as big as the footprint of the house.
Extensions which overlook not to be built within 15 metres of the applicant's boundary.
Preserve a 5m gap between properties.
Custom build should mean it not just 'pick one from a list of 3 ugly houses the developer offers'
All developments have to be adopted.
Keep all established trees/hedges and add to them
Not more planning by condition. Make sure the design guide covers off all that has been conditioned in recent years.
minimum of 2 off street parking spaces and 1 parking space per bedroom.
Materials to match those used in the long-established local area not just modern brick. See the Cotswolds.
Better drainage
Broad streets with traffic able to pass other vehicles if traffic is parked down one side.
Front gardens for all houses. No doors opening onto the pavement.
Social housing not to built more cheaply than the rest of the development.
Reduce density - 12/hectare (p.40)
Variation of design - not just one of 3 designs
Let people walk before paths are constructed. See where people go.
Bat/swift boxes for all houses.
Ability for all houses to have EV points.
Annual review of the plan
Bin storage off the pavement. No shadows cast over windows from adjacent properties.
HP04
A03
As a member I would like the following comments to be considered:
New properties should be in the style specified by Neighbourhood Plan not just meeting the quality of the worst previous local developments.
Public transport within 100m.
Cycle routes within 100m
Garden size at least as big as the footprint of the house.
Extensions which overlook not to be built within 15 metres of the applicant's boundary.
Preserve a 5m gap between properties.
Custom build should mean it not just 'pick one from a list of 3 ugly houses the developer offers'
All developments have to be adopted.
Keep all established trees/hedges and add to them
Not more planning by condition. Make sure the design guide covers off all that has been conditioned in recent years.
minimum of 2 off street parking spaces and 1 parking space per bedroom.
Materials to match those used in the long-established local area not just modern brick. See the Cotswolds.
Better drainage
Broad streets with traffic able to pass other vehicles if traffic is parked down one side.
Front gardens for all houses. No doors opening onto the pavement.
Social housing not to built more cheaply than the rest of the development.
Reduce density - 12/hectare (p.40)
Variation of design - not just one of 3 designs
Let people walk before paths are constructed. See where people go.
Bat/swift boxes for all houses.
Ability for all houses to have EV points.
Annual review of the plan
Bin storage off the pavement. No shadows cast over windows from adjacent properties.
Comment
Housing Policy Technical Guidance SPD
Housing Policy Technical Guidance SPD
Representation ID: 16353
Received: 17/03/2023
Respondent: Adam Zerny
As a member I would like the following comments to be considered:
New properties should be in the style specified by Neighbourhood Plan not just meeting the quality of the worst previous local developments.
Public transport within 100m.
Cycle routes within 100m
Garden size at least as big as the footprint of the house.
Extensions which overlook not to be built within 15 metres of the applicant's boundary.
Preserve a 5m gap between properties.
Custom build should mean it not just 'pick one from a list of 3 ugly houses the developer offers'
All developments have to be adopted.
Keep all established trees/hedges and add to them
Not more planning by condition. Make sure the design guide covers off all that has been conditioned in recent years.
minimum of 2 off street parking spaces and 1 parking space per bedroom.
Materials to match those used in the long-established local area not just modern brick. See the Cotswolds.
Better drainage
Broad streets with traffic able to pass other vehicles if traffic is parked down one side.
Front gardens for all houses. No doors opening onto the pavement.
Social housing not to built more cheaply than the rest of the development.
Reduce density - 12/hectare (p.40)
Variation of design - not just one of 3 designs
Let people walk before paths are constructed. See where people go.
Bat/swift boxes for all houses.
Ability for all houses to have EV points.
Annual review of the plan
Bin storage off the pavement. No shadows cast over windows from adjacent properties.
HP06
A03
As a member I would like the following comments to be considered:
New properties should be in the style specified by Neighbourhood Plan not just meeting the quality of the worst previous local developments.
Public transport within 100m.
Cycle routes within 100m
Garden size at least as big as the footprint of the house.
Extensions which overlook not to be built within 15 metres of the applicant's boundary.
Preserve a 5m gap between properties.
Custom build should mean it not just 'pick one from a list of 3 ugly houses the developer offers'
All developments have to be adopted.
Keep all established trees/hedges and add to them
Not more planning by condition. Make sure the design guide covers off all that has been conditioned in recent years.
minimum of 2 off street parking spaces and 1 parking space per bedroom.
Materials to match those used in the long-established local area not just modern brick. See the Cotswolds.
Better drainage
Broad streets with traffic able to pass other vehicles if traffic is parked down one side.
Front gardens for all houses. No doors opening onto the pavement.
Social housing not to built more cheaply than the rest of the development.
Reduce density - 12/hectare (p.40)
Variation of design - not just one of 3 designs
Let people walk before paths are constructed. See where people go.
Bat/swift boxes for all houses.
Ability for all houses to have EV points.
Annual review of the plan
Bin storage off the pavement. No shadows cast over windows from adjacent properties.
