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Matter 2C Distribution of Growth and the Settlement Hierarchy 30th August 2019 Suffolk Coastal Local Plan Examination Hearing Day 2 Matter 2C Distribution of Growth and the Settlement Hierarchy Note on Table 3.5 1. This note responds to a request from the Inspector during the hearing session on Matter 2C (Wednesday 21st August, AM) to set out the sub-totals for each settlement category in the columns in Table 3.5 of the Final Draft Local Plan and to clarify the locations for the figures related to ‘Woodbridge (including part of Melton and Martlesham)’. Table 3.5 is set out on pages 45 to 48 of the Final Draft Local Plan (Document A1). 2. The sub totals for each column are presented in the table below as modifications. A small number of further modifications are identified to correct minor errors. 3. Further footnotes are added to the table to clarify the parts of Melton and Martlesham that are referred to within the row ‘Woodbridge (including parts of Melton and Martlesham)’. For consistency, further footnotes are added in relation to the rows for Saxmundham and Benhall to clarify that part of the 800 dwellings allocated at South Saxmundham Garden Neighbourhood are expected to be within Benhall parish. 4. For the purposes of this note, additional footnotes are represented by an asterisk symbol, although any modifications would require footnotes to be renumbered on these pages and throughout subsequent pages in the Plan. 5. Modifications are shown in strikethrough for deleted text and in underline for additional text. 1 30th August 2019 Area/Parish Contribution (by parish) (D) Indicative (B) (C) New contribution (A) Existing Total to date housing 2018 – 2036 Permissions & Allocations (A) + (B) allocations22 (A+B+C)23 resolution to without grant permission permission or as at 31/3/2018 resolution to grant as at 31/3/2018 Major Centres Felixstowe 1,523 209 1,732 1,52024 3,252 (29%) East Ipswich Kesgrave 19 0 19 20 39 (<0.5%) Martlesham 0 0 0 300 300 (2.5%) Heath25 Brightwell Lakes 2,000 0 2,000 - 2,000 (17.5%) Purdis Farm 7 0 7 - 7 (<0.5 %) Rushmere St Andrew 71 0 71 15026 221 (2%) (excluding village) SUB TOTAL 3,620 209 3,829 1,990 5,819 (51%) Market Towns Aldeburgh 39 10 49 - 49 (<0.5%) Framlingham 349 37 386 100 486 (4%) Leiston 507 0 507 100 607 (5%) Saxmundham 115 65 180 800* 980 (8%) Woodbridge 336 0 103 220 323 (3%) (incl part of 336 556 (5%) Melton** and Martlesham***) SUB TOTAL 1,346 112 1,458 1,220 2,678 (24%) Large Villages Bramfield 3 0 3 - 3 (<0.5%) Earl Soham 6 0 6 25 31 (<0.5%) 22 In italics are numbers provided to designated Neighbourhood Plan areas (Policy SCLP12.1) 23 Note that percentages have been rounded to the nearest 0.5%, and therefore may not sum 24 Note that a small part of the North Felixstowe Garden Neighbourhood is within Trimley St Mary parish however is included with Felixstowe in the table 25 Total of 20 for Neighbourhood Plan area, which covers Martlesham Heath and Martlesham village 26 Note that a small part of site allocated under Policy SCLP12.24 is within Tuddenham St Martin Parish, however is shown under Rushmere St Andrew in the table. * The South Saxmundham Garden Neighbourhood extends into Benhall parish and it is anticipated that some dwellings would be delivered in Benhall parish ** The made Neighbourhood Plan for Melton defines the areas of Melton considered to form part of the built-up area of Woodbridge *** This covers the area excluded from the approved Martlesham Neighbourhood Plan area 2 30th August 2019 Area/Parish Contribution (by parish) (D) Indicative (B) (C) New contribution (A) Existing Total to date housing 2018 – 2036 Permissions & Allocations (A) + (B) allocations22 (A+B+C)23 resolution to without grant permission permission or as at 31/3/2018 resolution to grant as at 31/3/2018 Grundisburgh 11 0+ 11 70 81 (1%) Hollesley 38 0 38 - 38 (<0.5%) Knodishall 16 0 16 16 32(<0.5%) Martlesham 56 0 56 2027 76 (1%) (village) Melton (village) 20 55 75 - 75 (1%) Nacton 5 0 5 - 5 (<0.5%) Orford 1 10 11 - 11 (<0.5%) Otley 38 0 38 60 98 (1%) Rendlesham 10 100 110 - 110 (1%) Snape 0 0 0 - 0 (0%) Trimley St 161 360 521 150 671 (6%) Martin Trimley St Mary 105 0 105 - 105 (1%) Wickham Market 10 0 10 22028 230 (2%) (with part of Pettistree) Yoxford 8 0 8 - 8 (<0.5%) SUB TOTAL 488 525 1,013 561 1,574 (14%) Small Villages Alderton 10 0 10 - 10 (<0.5%) Badingham 16 0 16 - 16(<0.5%) Bawdsey 14 0 14 - 14 (<0.5%) Benhall 11 0 11 50**** 61 (0.5%) Blythburgh 5 0 5 - 5 (<0.5%) Brandeston 0 0 1 0 - 1 (<0.5%) 0 (0%) Bredfield 10 0 10 20 30 (<0%) Bucklesham 13 0 13 30 43 (<0.5%) Campsea Ashe 6 0 6 12 18 (<0.5%) Charsfield 21 0 21 20 41 (<0.5%) Clopton 2 0 2 - 2 (<0.5%) Darsham 22 0 22 14529 167 (1.5%) Dennington 1 10 11 4030 51 (<0.5%) 27 Figure of 20 identified for Martlesham Neighbourhood Plan 28 150 through allocation in Pettistree adjoining Wickham Market and 100 as figure for Wickham Market Neighbourhood Plan **** The South Saxmundham Garden Neighbourhood extends into Benhall parish and it is anticipated that some dwellings would be delivered in Benhall parish. This would be in addition to 50 units listed here. 29 Includes allocation for 120 dwellings at Darsham Station – Policy SCLP12.48 30 40 additional dwellings through extension of allocated site in Site Allocations and Area Specific Policies (2017) 3 30th August 2019 Area/Parish Contribution (by parish) (D) Indicative (B) (C) New contribution (A) Existing Total to date housing 2018 – 2036 Permissions & Allocations (A) + (B) allocations22 (A+B+C)23 resolution to without grant permission permission or as at 31/3/2018 resolution to grant as at 31/3/2018 Easton 24 0 24 20 44 (<0.5%) Eyke 1 0 1 65 66 (0.5%) Great Glemham 2 0 2 - 2 (<0.5%) Hacheston 12 0 12 - 12 (<0.5%) Hasketon 2 0 2 - 2 (<0.5%) Kelsale 12 30 42 20 62 (0.5%) Kettleburgh 4 0 4 16 20 (<0.5%) Kirton (with part 2 0 2 12 14 (<0.5%) of Falkenham) Levington 1 0 1 20 21 (<0.5%) Little Bealings 2 0 2 - 2 (<0.5%) Middleton 3 0 3 - 3 (<0.5%) Newbourne 7 0 7 - 7 (<0.5%) Peasenhall (with 13 0 13 14 27 (<0.5%) part of Sibton) Pettistree31 1 0 1 - 1 (<0.5%) Rendham 1 0 1 - 1 (<0.5%) Rushmere St 27 0 27 - 27 (<0.5%) Andrew (village) Sutton Heath 0 0 0 - 0 (0%) Theberton 0 0 0 - 0 (<0.5%) (0%) Thorpeness 12 0 12 - 12 (<0.5%) Tuddenham St 1 0 1 25 26 (<0.5%) Martin Tunstall 77 0 77 - 77 (0.5%) Ufford 44 0 44 - 44 (<0.5%) Walberswick 2 0 2 - 2 (<0.5%) Waldringfield 4 0 4 - 4 (<0.5%) Wenhaston 6 0 6 25 31 (<0.5%) Westerfield 55 20 75 - 75 (1%) Westleton 6 0 6 35 41 (<0.5%) Witnesham 24 20 44 30 74 (0.5%) SUB TOTAL 476 80 556 599 1,155 (10%) Shottisham and Aldringham32 Aldringham 0 40 40 - 40 (<0.5%) Shottisham 0 10 10 - 10 (<0.5%) 31 Excluding part adjoining Wickham Market –Policy SCLP12.61 32 Under the approach to defining the settlement hierarchy Aldringham and Shottisham fall within the countryside category, however these are shown in Table 3.5 as they have existing allocations which are carried forward into this Local Plan. 4 30th August 2019 Area/Parish Contribution (by parish) (D) Indicative (B) (C) New contribution (A) Existing Total to date housing 2018 – 2036 Permissions & Allocations (A) + (B) allocations22 (A+B+C)23 resolution to without grant permission permission or as at 31/3/2018 resolution to grant as at 31/3/2018 SUB TOTAL 0 50 50 - 50 (<0.5%) Countryside All countryside 92 0 82 92 - 82 (0.7%) locations33 92 (0.8%) SUB TOTAL 92 0 92 - 92 (0.8%) TOTAL 6,022 976 6,998 4,370 11,36834 33 Excluding Shottisham and Aldringham 34 Note that this excludes any contribution from anticipated windfall of 50 units per year from 2020/21 onwards 5 .
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