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Rural North, Oundle and Thrapston Plan (Submitted January 2008) Rural North, Oundle and Thrapston Plan (submitted January 2008) Statement of Site Allocation Representations March 2008 East Northamptonshire Council Introduction On 11 January 2008 the Rural North, Oundle and Thrapston Plan (RNOTP) and its supporting documents were submitted to the Secretary of State. Also on this date, a 6-week public consultation commenced, where individuals and organisations were invited to submit comments (known as “representations”) about the Plan and/ or its accompanying Sustainability Report. This consultation finished on Friday, 22 February 2008. 115 representations were received promoting alternative development sites or proposing additional protection. Broadly, these alternative sites (promoted through “site allocation representations”) consist of: • Amendments to settlement boundaries, to include or exclude certain areas of land; • Specific proposals for housing, employment or mixed-use developments; or • Proposals to designate additional areas of Open Space/ Important Open Land, or delete existing designations. The legislation (The Town and Country (Local Development) (England) Regulations 2004) requires the Council to undertake a further 6 weeks consultation about the alternative sites which have been put forward during the 11 January – 22 February consultation stage. The consultation on the alternative sites (under Regulation 33) will commence on 14 March 2008 and run until 25 April 2008. This document contains the address and other details of all alternative sites put forward during the 11 January – 22 February 2008 consultation on the RNOTP submission document (Appendix 1). Next Stages Observations or comments about this document should be submitted in writing using the online representation form, known as “Public Access”, available at www.east-northamptonshire.gov.uk. Alternatively, comments can be submitted by e- mail ([email protected]), letter or fax, quoting the customer reference number (where this is known), by no later than 5.30pm, 25 April 2008. Any comments will need to relate to sites which have been put forward by developers, landowners and members of the public. These are all identified in this document (Statement of Site Allocation Representations) and comments should address how these alternative sites relate to: • National and regional policy and guidance; • The North Northamptonshire Core Spatial Strategy; • The Community Strategy; • Sustainability Appraisal of the RNOTP; • Sustainability issues, including transport, design, the environment, social and economic considerations. Representations regarding other matters relating to the Rural North, Oundle and Thrapston Plan cannot be considered at this stage. Rural North, Oundle and Thrapston Plan – 2 Statement of Site Allocation Representations (March 2008) Observations and comments will be considered during April/ May 2008 and incorporated into a summary report, which will be made available in June 2008. Under the terms of the Access to Information Act 1985, please note that any comments/ correspondence are not considered confidential and will be available on the Council’s website, along with other related documents. Remember, representations on this document, the “Statement of Site Allocation Representations”, must be received by the Council before 5.30pm on Friday, 25 April 2008. Rural North, Oundle and Thrapston Plan – 3 Statement of Site Allocation Representations (March 2008) APPENDIX 1: ALTERNATIVE SITES, IDENTIFIED BY SETTLEMENT Customer Policy Address Settlement No. Respondent Ref Purpose Land south of School House, Church Land should be allocated for Lane Achurch 02831 Mr Roadknight Policy 1 Residential Land should be included in Village Kennels, Kennel Hill Brigstock 00277 Berrys Policy 2 Boundary Churchyard/ cemetery at St Andrew's Land south of St Andrew's Church, Policies Church should be designated open Church Street Brigstock 02765 J B Fitton 12 & 22 space/ Important Open Land (IOL) Open Space designation should be Allotment Gardens, Newtown Brigstock 02818 Tiney Family Policy 22 deleted Land between Millies Lane & Highgate Land should be included in village House Bulwick 02003 Bulwick P.C. Policy 2 boundary Burghley Land should be included in village Park Farm, The Walks Collyweston 00150 House Policy 2 boundary Land should be included in village Slate Drift Collyweston 02800 J Regis Policy 2 boundary Open space/ IOL designations should Brudenell Policies be deleted and land should be included Land west of Blacksmith's Cottage Deene 02741 Estates 12 & 22 in Residential allocation Brudenell Redesignate as 'Category A' village, Deene Village Deene 02741 Estates Policy 1 with settlement boundary as proposed Brudenell Land at Home Farm Deene 02741 Estates Policy 1 Land should be allocated for residential Open space designation should be Brudenell deleted and land included in Village 10 Deenethorpe Deenethorpe 02741 Estates Policy 22 boundary Brudenell Land should be included in village Land at Manor Farm Deenethorpe 02741 Estates Policy 2 boundary Brudenell IOL designation should be deleted and Land at New Cottages Deenethorpe 02741 Estates Policy 12 land included in village boundary Customer Policy Address Settlement No. Respondent Ref Purpose Planning application submitted for Land behind Kingswood, School Lane Denford 02735 Hurst Policy 1 detached house Open space designation should be Trustees of deleted and land should be allocated Land north of Kissing Lane Duddington 02828 Duddington Policy 22 for residential Open space/ IOL designations should Trustees of Policies be deleted and land should be Land between Highfield and Mill Street Duddington 02828 Duddington 12 & 22 allocated for residential Trustees of IOL designation should be deleted and Land east of Todds Hill Duddington 02828 Duddington Policy 12 land should be allocated for residential Easton on the Burghley Re-designate as 'smaller service Land west of Neville Day Close Hill 00150 House Policy 1 centre', allocate land for residential Easton on the Burghley Re-designate as 'smaller service Land east of Cliffe Road Hill 00150 House Policy 1 centre', allocate land for residential Exeter Arms & Easton Garage, Stamford Easton on the J Regis & J Land should be allocated for mixed-use Road Hill 02798 Stevenson Policy 2 development Land should be included in village Church Farm Buildings, Main Street Glapthorn 00277 Berrys Policy 2 boundary Open Space/ IOL designations should Wilkinson Policies be deleted and land included in village Manor Farm, Cotterstock Road Glapthorn 02814 Family 12 & 22 boundary Churchyard/ cemetery at All Saints Land at front of All Saint's Church, Great Great Church should include land to the front Cranford Road Addington 02011 Addington PC Policy 22 also Great Land should be included in village Rear Gerden of Jasmine Cottage Addington 02789 May Policy 1 boundary Land east of Limes Farm Barns, Wakerley Land should be included in village Road Harringworth 00277 Berrys Policy 2 boundary Land should be included in village Properties adj Walters Coppice, Main St Hemington 00211 Alan Measures Policy 2 boundary Land should be included in village Properties adj Walters Coppice, Main St Hemington 00277 Berrys Policy 2 boundary Rural North, Oundle and Thrapston Plan – 5 Statement of Site Allocation Representations (March 2008) Customer Policy Address Settlement No. Respondent Ref Purpose Johnson IOL designation should be deleted and Abbatoir Lairage, Chapel Hill Islip 02811 Family Policy 22 land included in village boundary Land should be included in village Land rear of 89-91 Lowick Road Islip 02836 Morris & Vicars Policy 2 boundary Open space/ IOL designations should be deleted and land should be Land west of Riverside Way, Chapel Hill Islip 02788 Red Circle Policy 12 allocated for residential Site of the Former Abattoir, Chapel Hill Islip 02788 Red Circle Policy 1 Land should be allocated for residential Land should be included in village Land to the rear of the High Street Islip 02788 Red Circle Policy 2 boundary Land between Maltings Lane and Orchard IOL designation should be deleted and Lane King's Cliffe 00277 Berrys Policy 22 land included in village boundary IOL designation should be deleted and Land south of Church Walk King's Cliffe 00277 Berrys Policy 22 land included in village boundary Land should be allocated for Rosary Farm, Stamford Road King's Cliffe 02832 Howard Farms KCF1 commercial enterprises IOL designation should be deleted and Land east of Orchard Lane King's Cliffe 00352 J R Streather Policy 22 land included in village boundary Land should be included in village Land south of Home Farm Barns Lilford 02801 C Micklewright Policy 2 Boundary Land south of St Mary's Farm House, Little Land should be included in village Main Street Addington 00277 Berrys Policy 2 Boundary State Residential-led development of 9 The Reliance Garage, Washingley Lane Lutton 02740 Securities Policy 1 dwellings Land should be included in village Land west of The Jitty, Station Road Nassington 00277 Berrys Policy 2 boundary C P Land should be included in village Land south of Manor Farm, Church Street Nassington 00154 Richardson Policy 2 boundary Land south of Apethorpe Road Nassington 02796 Harrison NAS1 Alternative site to NAS1 Thorpe- Land North of 27 Northfield Road Nassington 00076 Codman NAS1 Additional Site to NAS1 Land adjacent to the cemetery on Stoke Bierton & Doyle Road Oundle 00287 Oundle Feoffes OUN3 Land should be included in OUN3 Rural North, Oundle and Thrapston Plan – 6 Statement of Site Allocation
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