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Opposite Row Farm, Keysoe Row East, Keysoe, Bedford MK44 2JD
Agricultural
Agricultural
Residential
Residential
Agricultural
To reflect existing local context.
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To reflect existing local context.
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Various existing access points onto adopted highway - Keysoe Row East. These have been marked on the digital map.
Development could take place within 1 - 5 years.
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2024/2025
All properties would be constructed to meet or exceed current Local Plan requirements; by using the latest developments in building materials, insulation and heating to provide housing with the lowest possible carbon footprint and sustainable characteristics.
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The site is located west of Keysoe Row E in Keysoe Village approximately 9.5 miles north of Bedford town centre. Access to the site is feasible off Keysoe Row E, which is a 30mph speed limit road.There is no traffic data available for Keysoe Row E however nearby roads do not appear to have significant congestion. The closest bus stop is located 950m southwest of the site on Kimbolton Road. There is a green verge in the frontage of the site, but there is not a concrete footway and no other footways in the vicinity. Cycling is feasible only along the road, with connections possible to other cycle-friendly roads in the vicinity. Footway connectivity not feasible given the scale of the development and the distance from other footways. Improved bus service with a closer bus stop, regular frequency and Real-Time information needed.
no noise concerns
The site has been excluded from further assessment at Stage 1 because its location is not in accordance with the development strategy.
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Situated to the South/East of The Butts/Rotten Row and adjacent to garden of 21 Rotten Row, MK44 1EJ
Agricultural
Residential
Agricultural
Residential
Agricultural
Approximately 30
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Approximately 17/ha
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Existing access points to the site are to The Butts/Rotten Row and are located on the western boundary adjacent to the adopted public highway. These have been marked on the digital map.
Development could take place within 1 - 5 years.
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2024/25
All properties would be constructed to meet or exceed current Local Plan requirements; by using the latest developments in building materials, insulation and heating to provide housing with the lowest possible carbon footprint and sustainable characteristics.
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The site is located on the east side of The Butts road in the village of Riseley, approximately 10.0 miles north of Bedford town centre. The site vehicular access is proposed off The Butts, which is a national speed limit road, just south of the property no. 21. The nearest bus stop is located approximately 450m east from the site entrance on High Street. No footways serve the site directly but pedestrian access can be achieved from College Dr. Cycling is feasible on-road. The proposal would require a road to adoptaed standards in which case the geometry of the design of the road need to be in accordance with Bedford Borough Council’s (BBC) highway standards. A comprehensive scheme can be implemented to include widening of the carriageway, provision of at least 2m footways and safe pedestrian crossing points and subject to reduction of the speed limit on The Butts being approved by BBC. Improve pedestrain access routes from College Drive with lighting and signage.
no noise concerns
The site has been excluded from further assessment at Stage 1 because its location is not in accordance with the development strategy.