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Appendix 1 Summary of Representations for Hmca's APPENDIX 1 SUMMARY OF REPRESENTATIONS FO R HMCA’S; Aireborough North Leeds Outer South East Outer South West Aireborough Identified housing Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-1 Bradford Road - High Royds, Menston 1 0 1 0 349 Issues raised Conservation and heritage, Consultation process, General approach/methodology, Greenbelt, Highways and transport, Housing target, Local services, Schools IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail The council has taken into account the issues raised and considers that no changes are required to make the plan sound Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-2 Netherfield Road - Cromptons, Guiseley 2 0 2 0 116 Issues raised Conservation and heritage, Consultation process, Employment/economy, General approach/methodology, Greenbelt, Greenfield/brownfield, Highways and transport, Housing target, Local services, Schools IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail The council has taken into account the issues raised and considers that no changes are required to make the plan sound Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-3 Netherfield Road, Guiseley 3 0 3 0 98 Issues raised Conservation and heritage, Consultation process, Employment/economy, General approach/methodology, Greenbelt, Greenfield/brownfield, Greenspace/Green infrastructure, Highways and transport, Housing target, Local services, Policy omission/Site requirements, Schools IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail The council has taken into account the issues raised and considers that no changes are required to make the plan sound Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Aireborough Identified housing Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-4 The Drop Inn 29 Town Street Guiseley 0 0 0 0 6 Issues raised None IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail No representations on this site were received Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-5 Parkside Works Otley Road Guiseley 1 0 1 0 7 Issues raised Community and local character, Highways and transport IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail The council has taken into account the issues raised and considers that no changes are required to make the plan sound Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-6 Springfield Road - Springhead Mills, Guiseley 1 0 1 0 54 Issues raised Employment/economy, General approach/methodology, Greenbelt, Greenfield/brownfield, Highways and transport, Local services, Schools IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail The council has taken into account the issues raised and considers that no changes are required to make the plan sound Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Aireborough Identified housing Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-7 Former Dairy Crest Site, Queensway, Guiseley 1 0 1 0 14 Issues raised Employment/economy, General approach/methodology, Greenbelt, Greenfield/brownfield, Highways and transport, Local services, Schools IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail The council has taken into account the issues raised and considers that no changes are required to make the plan sound Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-8 107 Queensway Yeadon 0 0 0 0 9 Issues raised None IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail No representations on this site were received Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-9 Haworth Court, Chapel Lane 0 0 0 0 45 Issues raised None IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail No representations on this site were received Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Aireborough Identified housing Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-10 Greenlea Road, Yeadon 7 0 7 0 30 Issues raised Community and local character, Conservation and heritage, Ecology/Landscape/Trees, Employment/economy, Flooding and drainage, General approach/methodology, Greenbelt, Greenfield/brownfield, Greenspace/Green infrastructure, Highways and transport, Housing target, Local services, Noise/Air quality, Schools IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail The council has taken into account the issues raised and considers that no changes are required to make the plan sound Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-11 Station Garage, Henshaw Lane, Yeadon 0 0 0 0 5 Issues raised None IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail No representations on this site were received Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-12 Green Lane (land to the rear of Naylor Jennings Mill), Yeadon 14 7 7 0 171 Issues raised Airport link road, Community and local character, Conservation and heritage, Consultation process, Ecology/Landscape/Trees, Flooding and drainage, Greenbelt, Greenfield/brownfield, Greenspace/Green infrastructure, Highways and transport, Housing target, Local services, Policy omission/Site requirements, Schools IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail The council has taken into account the issues raised and considers that no changes are required to make the plan sound Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Aireborough Identified housing Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-13 26-28 New Road Side Rawdon 0 0 0 0 5 Issues raised None IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail No representations on this site were received Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-14 Batter Lane, Rawdon 0 0 0 0 4 Issues raised None IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail No representations on this site were received Response No specific response required Action No change to the plan • Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG1-96 Low Hall Road -Riverside Mill, Horsforth LS19 31 4 27 0 52 Issues raised Agricultural land, Airport link road, Community and local character, Conservation and heritage, Consultation process, Ecology/Landscape/Trees, Flooding and drainage, Greenbelt, Greenfield/brownfield, Greenspace/Green infrastructure, Highways and transport, Housing target, Local services, Noise/Air quality, Phasing, Schools IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail Capacity change from 136 to 131 following April 2016 identified refresh Response Capacity change Action Capacity change • Aireborough Housing allocation Ref Address Total reps Support Object Neutral Capacity HG2-1 New Birks Farm, Ings Lane, Guiseley 398 3 384 11 160 Issues raised Affordable housing, Agricultural land, Airport link road, Community and local character, Conservation and heritage, Consultation process, Duty to Cooperate, Ecology/Landscape/Trees, Employment/economy, Flooding and drainage, General approach/methodology, Greenbelt, Greenfield/brownfield, Greenspace/Green infrastructure, Ground conditions, Highways and transport, Housing mix, Housing target, Local services, Noise/Air quality, Ownership/Delivery, Phasing, Policy omission/Site requirements, Schools, Site boundary, Sustainability, Sustainability appraisal IssuesNo proposed requiring changes further assessment Detail Turley, on behalf of Gallagher Estates Ltd, have objected to the phasing of this site in phase 2. They consider it should be included in phase 1 as it is suitable, achievable and deliverable for development in the short term. Response Paragraphs 2.36 – 2.38 of the Site Allocations Plan explains the approach taken to determine the phasing of sites. Paragraphs 6.1-6.4 of the Housing Background Paper expands on this. The Authority Monitoring Report, which will include the council’s 5 year supply, will determine the release of future phases. Action No change. Detail Noted that local congestion is identifies as a reason for rejection of site 2160, and queried why this is not also considered to be the case for this site. Response The site assessment for HG2-1 recognises that there are local congestion issues on the A65, though it is considered that access from Ings Lane is achievable. This contrasts with site 2160, where congestion issues were similarly noted but it was also found that adequate access cannot be achieved for the level of development proposed. This is why highways issues are cited as one of the reasons for rejection for 2160. Action No change. Detail There have been instances of sewage pollution in Mire Beck due to the poor state of the sewers in the area. Stated that Yorkshire Water have not solved the problem and have admitted that the present state of the sewer network is struggling to cope. Response Yorkshire Water have been consulted throughout the preparation of the Site Allocations Plan. No concerns about allocation of this
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