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Object

Village Housing Options and Settlement Boundaries

Sustaining and Supporting Green Belt Villages

Representation ID: 61427

Received: 22/01/2014

Respondent: CPRE WARWICKSHIRE

Representation Summary:

In our view it is not necessary to remove Green Belt status from a village in order to permit some new development within existing villages or in some cases on their edge.

When Hampton Magna and Hatton Park were developed the Green Belt status was kept. This enabled consistent planning policy to be applied.

Strict control of development that the Green Belt has provided has been a major benefit.

The Green Belt has played a large role in conserving the character and attractiveness of the district, it has more likely to have assisted the District's economic performance than harmed it.

Object

Village Housing Options and Settlement Boundaries

The National Planning Policy Framework and Green Belt

Representation ID: 61473

Received: 22/01/2014

Respondent: CPRE WARWICKSHIRE

Representation Summary:

Removal of green belt status from the land within a village boundary will remove the Green Belt controls restrictions set out in the NPPF. This would make possible applications for development which would increase housing density, and the bulk and height of houses; which would be refused were Green Belt status to remain.

Object

Village Housing Options and Settlement Boundaries

Baginton

Representation ID: 61475

Received: 22/01/2014

Respondent: CPRE WARWICKSHIRE

Representation Summary:

Baginton is an elongated village close to Coventry. It makes a contribution to openness as it is. Its closeness to Coventry makes Baginton very sensitive to new development. It should be retained as it is now with washed-over status.

Object

Village Housing Options and Settlement Boundaries

Barford

Representation ID: 61476

Received: 22/01/2014

Respondent: CPRE WARWICKSHIRE

Representation Summary:

Not in the Green Belt. Any development on the land around Barford House is strongly opposed. This has been refused twice now on clear conservation grounds.

Object

Village Housing Options and Settlement Boundaries

Sites Review

Representation ID: 61478

Received: 22/01/2014

Respondent: CPRE WARWICKSHIRE

Representation Summary:

Locations 1, 2 and 3 will probably be suitable over time, but have problems of access.

Object

Village Housing Options and Settlement Boundaries

Bishop's Tachbrook

Representation ID: 61479

Received: 22/01/2014

Respondent: CPRE WARWICKSHIRE

Representation Summary:

CPRE would wish to see the location for any new housing determined by local opinion and the Parish Council.

Object

Village Housing Options and Settlement Boundaries

Burton Green

Representation ID: 61480

Received: 22/01/2014

Respondent: CPRE WARWICKSHIRE

Representation Summary:

Burton Green is mainly a long (1 mile) strip of single-house frontage development. To remove Burton Green from the Green Belt would risk intensification of development in a long linear corridor. It is essential to avoid larger or bulkier houses along the single road. To avoid harm to openness Burton Green should stay with 'washed-over; status.

Support

Village Housing Options and Settlement Boundaries

1) Allotment Land, Rugby Road

Representation ID: 61481

Received: 22/01/2014

Respondent: CPRE WARWICKSHIRE

Representation Summary:

The village is not in the Green Belt. The proposed site should be reduced in size to Location no 1 only.

Object

Village Housing Options and Settlement Boundaries

2) Land opposite Willow Sheet Meadow

Representation ID: 61482

Received: 22/01/2014

Respondent: CPRE WARWICKSHIRE

Representation Summary:

The village is not in the Green Belt. The proposed site should be reduced in size to Location no 1 only, eliminating the projection northwards into countryside that site 2 would result in.

Object

Village Housing Options and Settlement Boundaries

Hampton Magna

Representation ID: 61483

Received: 22/01/2014

Respondent: CPRE WARWICKSHIRE

Representation Summary:

The historic village (Hampton-on-the-Hill) is within the Green Belt. The new (1960s/70s) settlement was tightly drawn to the area of the former barracks. The site is prominent on the hill west of the A46. Retaining Green Belt status is justified. If this were to be lost, there could be intensification of development at Hampton Magna resulting in more intrusion and a loss of openness.

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