Box 7 - Preferred Strategy for ensuring appropriately high quality development

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Comment

Core Strategy Consultation on Strategy Directions 2008

Representation ID: 19143

Received: 26/01/2009

Respondent: Cllr Susan Prochak

Representation Summary:

Under the criteria, impact is listed. Impact should be defined and the definition include the necessity of small developments in villages. Robertsbridge over the last 10 years has increased by 200 homes. An increase can be absorbed if small developments are integrated, ie large estates are out of character and have a higher impact.

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Under the criteria, impact is listed. Impact should be defined and the definition include the necessity of small developments in villages. Robertsbridge over the last 10 years has increased by 200 homes. An increase can be absorbed if small developments are integrated, ie large estates are out of character and have a higher impact.

Object

Core Strategy Consultation on Strategy Directions 2008

Representation ID: 19200

Received: 28/01/2009

Respondent: OCEAN PARCS LIMITED

Agent: Brett Drury Land & Planning

Representation Summary:

There is immense scope for providing high quality development by recognising the potential for existing poor quality sites to be redeveloped. As a brown-field resource, such sites are often within communities and residential areas where they act to the detriment of wider areas due to the existence of outdated and poorly designed buildings. Criteria should recognise this as a principle and valuable opportunity.

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There is immense scope for providing high quality development by recognising the potential for existing poor quality sites to be redevloped. As a brown-field resource, such sites are often within communities and residential areas where they act to the detriment of wider areas due to the existence of outdated and poorly designed buildings. Criteria should recognise this as a principle and valueable opportunity.

Comment

Core Strategy Consultation on Strategy Directions 2008

Representation ID: 19205

Received: 28/01/2009

Respondent: Salehurst & Robertsbridge Parish Council

Representation Summary:

We Support the proposals but in addition, we feel that more emphasis should be placed in new building design on ensuring that porous surfacing should be used for driveways etc. - especially important in areas prone to flooding from river or surface run-off such as Robertsbridge - and more emphasis placed on energy efficiency.

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We Support the proposals but in addition, we feel that more emphasis should be placed in new building design on ensuring that porous surfacing should be used for driveways etc. - especially important in areas prone to flooding from river or surface run-off such as Robertsbridge - and more emphasis placed on energy efficiency.

Comment

Core Strategy Consultation on Strategy Directions 2008

Representation ID: 19463

Received: 24/02/2009

Respondent: Fairlight Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Para 5.99(h) refers to "Safety, including flood risk and contamination". Erosion etc and also land drainage should be mentioned. Fairlight suffers from poorly drained soil, water logging and the underground passage of water which has been one of the causes of the Rockmead Road landslip.

Object

Core Strategy Consultation on Strategy Directions 2008

Representation ID: 20144

Received: 20/01/2009

Respondent: Trinity College

Agent: Bidwells

Representation Summary:

Trinity College supports the general criteria for ensuring appropriate high quality development. However, the College suggests that commercial viability will be an equally important criterion upon which delivery of high quality development will be determined.

Comment

Core Strategy Consultation on Strategy Directions 2008

Representation ID: 20398

Received: 29/01/2009

Respondent: Sussex Wildlife Trust

Representation Summary:

Biodiversity features should be designed into all developments for species alongside appropriate habitat creation, enhancement and protection. Developments should be designed in line with the principles of ecological networks.