Village Housing Options and Settlement Boundaries

Object

Representation ID: 61273

Received: 20/01/2014

Respondent: Centaur Homes

Agent: Turley Associates

-Warwick Housing numbers are likely to increase as a result of the SHMA as they will be required to deliver some of Coventry's unmet requirements under Duty to Cooperate.
-The RDS seeks to provide 1000 dwellings in the Primary and Secondary Service Villages but the VHO only makes provision for 835 dwellings creating a shortfall.

Object

Representation ID: 61664

Received: 20/01/2014

Respondent: Centaur Homes

Agent: Turley Associates

Centaur Homes object to the discounting of Site 6 and suggest that it becomes the preferred or additional option because:
-It comprises of land which is partially developed. The land could be removed without impacting the fundamental aim of Green Belt policy.
-It would protect agricultural land elsewhere and remove the highway depot which has a negative visual impact and creates numerous lorry movements.
-It has clear defined boundaries.
-Traffic movements would not be concentrated in one area.
-Hampton-on-the-Hill could potentially be connected with the village of Hampton Magna.
-A Site Promotion Document has been provided detailing their site proposal.

Object

Representation ID: 61679

Received: 20/01/2014

Respondent: Centaur Homes

Agent: Turley Associates

-The potential landscape impacts and sensitive location remain a weaknesses.
-The preferred option will deliver the minimum dwellings required as identified in the RDS and will not allow for any additional housing WDC must deliver under the SHMA.