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Parking Standards SPD
CHAPTER 1 Introduction
Representation ID: 71127
Received: 04/05/2018
Respondent: Leamington Town Council
This is a response to the ongoing consultation on the updated SPDs - Residential Design Guide and Parking Standards - on behalf of the Royal Leamington Spa Town Council Planning Committee. Members just wish to make a supportive comment so completing the online form did not seem appropriate therefore please take the summary below as our response:
"The Planning Committee of Royal Leamington Spa Town Council has examined both updated Supplementary Planning Documents and finds both documents to be clear improvements on the previous versions. The information and diagrams contained within both guides provide welcome clarity and more detail on points such as the requirements for satisfactory parking surveys and required distances between new dwellings. The documents retain useful information from the previous versions and go on to include new points relevant to applications being submitted in 2018. This greater amount of user friendly guidance will reduce the number of queries we have had to make on previous occasions. Both documents will also be more helpful when considering planning applications and when residents/applicants approach us with queries."
This is a response to the ongoing consultation on the updated SPDs - Residential Design Guide and Parking Standards - on behalf of the Royal Leamington Spa Town Council Planning Committee. Members just wish to make a supportive comment so completing the online form did not seem appropriate therefore please take the summary below as our response:
"The Planning Committee of Royal Leamington Spa Town Council has examined both updated Supplementary Planning Documents and finds both documents to be clear improvements on the previous versions. The information and diagrams contained within both guides provide welcome clarity and more detail on points such as the requirements for satisfactory parking surveys and required distances between new dwellings. The documents retain useful information from the previous versions and go on to include new points relevant to applications being submitted in 2018. This greater amount of user friendly guidance will reduce the number of queries we have had to make on previous occasions. Both documents will also be more helpful when considering planning applications and when residents/applicants approach us with queries."
