Question 10

Showing forms 91 to 120 of 176
Form ID: 1947

Hallam considers that standards for housebuilding should be implemented through Building Regulations. Any local standards otherwise will need to be supported with a strong evidence base that provides a rationale for standards driven by local specific circumstances (e.g. site-specific circumstances that merit differing standards for water supply, drainage, geothermal or renewable energy etc.)

Form ID: 1977

Why not aim high ? Recent development in Ravensden eg at the Curry Mansion do not give confidence re the space standards for residents. New housing often has large plated windows which add to light pollution – also excessive lighting associated with commercial units.

Form ID: 1998

We are unaware of evidence to support the need to go beyond building such national standards. If the Council is to attempt to introduce such standards, compelling justification would be required as to why standards should be higher than that set at a national level.

Form ID: 2022

We are unaware of evidence to support the need to go beyond building such national standards. If the Council is to attempt to introduce such standards, compelling justification would be required as to why standards should be higher than that set at a national level.

Form ID: 2047

The Government standard should be the minimum required for a new building, the local regulation should set higher standards to reflect the aspirations of the enlightened arc community

Form ID: 2066

It is considered that the Council is best placed to determine whether there is evidence that house building within the Borough is required to go beyond new national house building standards.

Form ID: 2081

It is considered that the Council is best placed to determine whether there is evidence that house building within the Borough is required to go beyond new national house building standards.

Form ID: 2094

It is considered that the Council is best placed to determine whether there is evidence that house building within the Borough is required to go beyond new national house building standards.

Form ID: 2107

It is considered that the Council is best placed to determine whether there is evidence that house building within the Borough is required to go beyond new national house building standards.

Form ID: 2121

It is considered that the Council is best placed to determine whether there is evidence that house building within the Borough is required to go beyond new national house building standards.

Form ID: 2134

It is considered that the Council is best placed to determine whether there is evidence that house building within the Borough is required to go beyond new national house building standards.

Form ID: 2146

It is considered that the Council is best placed to determine whether there is evidence that house building within the Borough is required to go beyond new national house building standards.

Form ID: 2147

It is considered that the Council is best placed to determine whether there is evidence that house building within the Borough is required to go beyond new national house building standards.

Form ID: 2179

We are unaware of evidence to support the need to go beyond building such national standards. If the Council is to attempt to introduce such standards, compelling justification would be required as to why standards should be higher than that set at a national level.

Form ID: 2189

There is concern with ‘identity-kit’ style developments that have no relationship to the local surroundings. This is reducing the unique attractiveness of the area. Policy needs to be bespoke to enhance our local area and environment.

Form ID: 2210

Developers must be closely monitored to ensure that they comply with rigorous regulations and specifications. Parking on the new estates is notoriously bad. All houses should have off-road parking and developers should remember that most 3 bedroom properties have at least 3 cars. BBC has the chance to lead the field in new housing policy.

Form ID: 2224

10.1 Our client would strongly recommend that the national standards are used, this will provide competition in the market and ensure that BBC is a competitive place to develop. Without sufficient research and justification, increasing the house building standards could harm the housing market within BBC and stop much needed development.

Form ID: 2237

11.1 This question is not relevant to our client’s site. Any building standards for employment use must be in line with national standards to ensure that the employment market remains competitive. This is particularly relevant to this site given its close proximity to a number of other local planning authorities.

Form ID: 2251

Yes. If the new government building regulations do not make developers produce a carbon emission free buildings, then any additional measures needed must be specified by the local authority.

Form ID: 2285

Don't know

Form ID: 2318
Agent: DLP Planning Limited

11.1 We have no comments at this time but reserve our position to consider specific policy proposals as part of subsequent stages of consultation.

Form ID: 2333
Agent: DLP Planning Limited

11.1 We have no comments at this time but reserve our position to consider specific policy proposals as part of subsequent stages of consultation.

Form ID: 2355
Agent: Arrow Planning Limited

8.1 We are not aware of any local evidence or need to go beyond national standards. Instead, the Local Plan should require development to be in accordance with the latest national standards at the time that a planning application comes forward.

Form ID: 2378

Developers must be closely monitored to ensure that they comply with rigorous regulations and specifications. Parking on the new estates is notoriously bad. All houses should have off-road parking and developers should remember that most 3 bedroom properties have at least 3 cars. BBC has the chance to lead the field in new housing policy.

Form ID: 2398

There should be some control on the size of housing units coming forward in the town centre to ensure that the National Space Standards are met. There is evidence from Bedford and elsewhere of management issues where you have large numbers of small housing units being developed and limited amenity space. Much of this has come through the unwelcome office to residential Permitted Development Rights changes.

Form ID: 2433
Agent: Strutt and Parker

No comment.

Form ID: 2466
Agent: Fisher German LLP

2.17 We are unaware of evidence to support the need to go beyond building such national standards. If the Council is to attempt to introduce such standards, compelling justification would be required as to why standards should be higher than that set at a national level.

Form ID: 2487
Agent: Phillips Planning Services

1.38. In a similar vein to our answer to question 9, we submit that there is no need to introduce local standards which change or exceed those required nationally.

Form ID: 2504
Agent: Phillips Planning Services

1.36. In a similar vein to our answer to question 9, we submit that there is no need to introduce local standards which change or exceed those required nationally.

Form ID: 2516
Agent: Phillips Planning Services

1.28. In a similar vein to our answer to question 9, we submit that there is no need to introduce local standards which change or exceed those required nationally.