7.1

Support

Representation ID: 8957

Received: 01/10/2021

Respondent: Mr James Browning

I believe it is very important that sufficient car parking spaces are provided in any new developments (many homes have three cars. Providing less parking space does not prevent people using cars it just prevents emergency services vehicles from accessing homes due to cars parked inappropriately. However, we also believe it is important to provide sustainable forms of transport for new developments and we believe option 2b with a smaller new settlement at Little Barford would be able to provide this.

We believe there should be significant buffering eg. trees, embankments, and green space between new housing developments and existing settlements.
We would like to see a range of housing types such as bungalows, affordable homes etc. However, we believe homes should be no more than two storeys in rural areas.

Support

Representation ID: 9035

Received: 04/10/2021

Respondent: Historic England

Policy Wording for sites
If, having completed the heritage impact assessments, it is concluded that a site is
suitable for allocation, we would remind you to include appropriate policy criteria for
the historic environment in the policy.
Rather than repeating our previous advice, please refer to the advice we gave you on policy wording in our Issues and Options response last year.
It can also be helpful to refer to an HIA in the policy wording. Concept diagrams can also be useful to include in the plan to illustrate key site considerations/recommendations.