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Form ID: 73828

Respondent: Cubbington Parish Council

Q-S8.1: For settlements falling outside the chosen growth strategy, do you think a threshold approach is appropriate, to allow more small-scale developments to come forward?

Q-S8.2: For sites coming forward as part of this threshold approach, what do you think would be an appropriate size limit for individual sites?

Limit of 10 dwellings per site

Form ID: 73829

Respondent: Cubbington Parish Council

Option S9a: Save all existing settlement boundaries where these are already defined within the Core Strategy, Local Plan, emerging SAP or an NDP.

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Option S9b: Within this Part 1 Plan, review which settlements have boundaries defined and which do not, as well as the extent of any such boundaries.

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Form ID: 73830

Respondent: Cubbington Parish Council

Q-S10: Please add any comments you wish to make about the development distribution strategy for South Warwickshire

On behalf of Cubbington Parish Council The Cubbington Neighbourhood Development Plan CNDP survey strongly highlights that the majority of those who responded 99% want existing open spaces and green belt preserved, protect existing nature, environment and open land and landscape views. 84% wanted no new housing but if there were to be any then the development should be assessed on its impact on the whole village, not in isolation and accompanied with the necessary infrastructure and services improvements. New housing, should this be limited in number to protect the separate identity of Cubbington. The construction of HS2 within and adjacent to the parish has the potential to impact on the local environment and pressure for changes to the Green Belt boundary and this must be resisted. Any significant development North Leamington, Blackdown, Leicester Lane will materially affect the residents of Cubbington and its sustainability and impact on existing schools, local amenities, roads and infrastructure. Windmill Hill junction and key roads, Kenilworth Road, Rugby Road are now subject to increased volumes of cars and heavy goods vehicles as more traffic from Southam and surrounding villages access the A46 at peak times. Many of these roads and junctions were never designed for this situation with risks to local residents increasing in terms of road safety, pedestrians and noise and air pollution increasing. Supporting the above statement the current objectives of the draft CNDP are :- OBJECTIVE 1 – To protect and enhance green spaces. OBJECTIVE 2 – To ensure any new development creates high quality, beautiful and sustainable buildings and places that reinforce the identity of Cubbington and the surrounding countryside. OBJECTIVE 3 – To conserve and enhance the natural environment and built heritage assets of the area. OBJECTIVE 4 – To protect and enhance local community facility provision. OBJECTIVE 5 – To ensure any new development is of a proportionate scale and supported by sufficient infrastructure so that it minimises impact on Cubbington’s existing communities.

Form ID: 73831

Respondent: Cubbington Parish Council

Q-E1.1: Do you think that the HEDNA evidence provides a reasonable basis for identifying future levels of employment need across South Warwickshire?

Yes

Q-E1.2: If your answer to E-1.1 is No, what would be a more appropriate approach to calculating future employment needs for this Local Plan?

No answer given

Form ID: 73832

Respondent: Cubbington Parish Council

Option E2a: Include a policy which encourages businesses to be low carbon

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Option E2b: Do not include a policy encouraging businesses to be low carbon

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Option E2c: Include a policy which looks to identify sites or development zones which are targeted at businesses wishing to be innovative towards a low carbon economy.

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Form ID: 73833

Respondent: Cubbington Parish Council

Option E3a: Include a policy expanding on SDC's current existing policy.

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Option E3b: Have separate policies for individual sectors.

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Option E3c: Include a policy that secures employment strategies through S106.

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Option E3d: None of these

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Form ID: 73834

Respondent: Cubbington Parish Council

Option E6a: Include a policy which protects South Warwickshire's economic assets.

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Option E6b: Do not include a policy protecting all these economic assets

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Form ID: 73835

Respondent: Cubbington Parish Council

Option E7.1a: Include a policy directing employment to the Core Opportunity Area

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Option E7.1b: Do not include a policy directing employment to the Core Opportunity Area

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Option E7.2a: Include a policy relating to additional economic growth at the major investment sites

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Option E7.2b: Do not include a policy relating to additional economic growth at the major investment sites

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Form ID: 73836

Respondent: Cubbington Parish Council

Q-E10: Do you agree that Tourism should be addressed in Part 2 of the South Warwickshire Local Plan?

Yes

Form ID: 73837

Respondent: Cubbington Parish Council

Q-H1-1: The HEDNA is proposing that we move away from an approach where future household needs are based on the 2014-based household projections towards a trend-based approach. Do you think that the HEDNA evidence provides a reasonable basis for identifying future levels of housing need across South Warwickshire?

Yes

Q-H1-2: If your answer to H1-1 is No, what would be a more appropriate approach to calculating future housing needs for this Local Plan?

No answer given

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