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Object
Proposed Submission Core Strategy
Representation ID: 20847
Received: 05/11/2011
Respondent: Mrs Paula Swift
Legally compliant? No
Sound? No
Duty to co-operate? Not specified
The Rural Settlement Strategy (Nov 2008) is already 3 years old and therefore outdated. It relies, in part, upon data taken from the 2001 Census which is now outdated. The Issues and Options paper was published in 2006, now outdated, the Parish Council Event was held in Nov 2002, now outdated, and the Housing Needs Study (Parishes) is dated 2001, 11 years ago! As such, the evidence base is therefor not credible.
The Rural Settlement Strategy (Nov 2008) is already 3 years old and therefore outdated. It relies, in part, upon data taken from the 2001 Census which is now outdated. The Issues and Options paper was published in 2006, now outdated, the Parish Council Event was held in Nov 2002, now outdated, and the Housing Needs Study (Parishes) is dated 2001, 11 years ago! As such, the evidence base is therefor not credible.
Object
Proposed Submission Core Strategy
Representation ID: 20909
Received: 10/11/2011
Respondent: Fairlight Parish Council
Legally compliant? Yes
Sound? No
Duty to co-operate? Not specified
To note the publication of the Fairlight Action Plan. (Covering the whole of Fairlight Parish.)This shows very little internal need for new housing for the residents of Fairlight - six individuals were looking for accommodation and of those five were looking for sheltered accommodation. Also the Draft Rural Settlements Study Part 2 pages 45 & 48 shows a "relatively low level of demand from the housing register". This does not support any identification of Fairlight as needing development, nor does it support the unqualified statement that "Affordable housing is a particularly pressing community need in rural areas."
To note the publication of the Fairlight Action Plan. (Covering the whole of Fairlight Parish.)This shows very little internal need for new housing for the residents of Fairlight - six individuals were looking for accommodation and of those five were looking for sheltered accommodation. Also the Draft Rural Settlements Study Part 2 pages 45 & 48 shows a "relatively low level of demand from the housing register". This does not support any identification of Fairlight as needing development, nor does it support the unqualified statement that "Affordable housing is a particularly pressing community need in rural areas."