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Parish Housing Numbers Consultation – Housing Numbers Table 8.2 Agenda Item no: 6 Chichester District Council Development Plan Panel 20 November 2012 Parish housing numbers and locations consultation: Responses from parishes 1. Contact Karen Dower, Planning Policy Manager Tel: 01243 521049; Email: [email protected] 2. Recommendation 2.1. That the responses of the parishes to the housing numbers consultation are given careful consideration. 3. Introduction 3.1. The consultation on parish housing numbers was produced as a step towards identifying a locally derived housing requirement to be incorporated into the Local Plan. 3.2. The appendices to this report present a summary of responses from the parishes that responded by 16 November 2012. 4. Background 4.1. The consultation ran from 27 September to 2 November 2012. Additional responses were received until 16 November 2012. 4.2 The purpose of the consultation was to seek the views of parish and town councils, key infrastructure providers, statutory agencies and neighbouring planning authorities about the amount of non-strategic housing to be provided in the parishes across the District over the Local Plan period to 2029. 4.3 The consultation included all parishes where Chichester District Council remains the Local Planning Authority. It also included parishes where the planning authority is split between Chichester District Council and the South Downs National Park Authority (SDNPA), but where the main settlement(s) lie outside of the SDNPA’s boundary. Parishes not included in the consultation are coloured grey in Appendix 1. 4.4 To inform their responses, each parish council was sent a parish specific ‘key facts’ sheet, a general table indicating the proposed parish-wide distribution of housing, and other supporting information. These are listed as background papers. 5. Responses received by parishes 5.1. The responses were grouped together for each question under common themes, to establish common concerns and requirements. A full commentary of the responses is provided in Appendix 2. Late responses were accepted until 16 November 2012. 6. Responses received by key consultees 6.1. A total of 9 key consultees acknowledged the consultation. These were: • Arun District Council • Natural England • Chichester Harbour • NHS Sussex** Conservancy** • Southern Water** • Environment Agency • Waverley Borough • Highways Agency Council** 6.2. Consultees that provided a full response are marked with **, and a summary of their comments is provided in Appendix 3. 7. Implications for the Local Plan 7.1. In order to meet the South East Plan housing target, the Local Planning Authority must assess what weight should be given to the specific factors identified in the responses that would prevent the parishes meeting their proposed minimum number of houses, and where necessary make any adjustments to the parish housing numbers. 8. Background Papers 8.1. Parish Housing Numbers consultation – Housing numbers table 8.2. Parish Housing Numbers consultation – Letter to Parish Councils 8.3. Parish Housing Numbers consultation – Key Fact Sheet 8.4. Parish Housing Numbers consultation – Q&A 8.5. Parish Housing Numbers consultation – Questions 9. Appendices 9.1. 1. Maps 9.2. 2. Responses to parish housing numbers consultation 9.3. 3. Key Consultee responses to consultation Singleton CP Parish Housing Numbers - Question 1 West Dean CP East Dean CP Upwaltham CP CHICHESTER DISTRICT Stoughton CP COUNCIL Eartham CP Lavant CP Boxgrove CP South of District Westbourne CP Funtington CP Westhampnett CP Q1. Are there any specific factors that we should know about that would prevent you from achieving our Tangmere CP proposed minimum figure for your parish over the Southbourne CP Chichester CP period to 2029? Fishbourne CP Oving CP Chidham CP Bosham CP West Thorney CP Donnington CP Appledram CP North Mundham CP Hunston CP West Itchenor CP Birdham CP West Wittering CP Key: South Downs National Park Sidlesham CP District Boundary East Wittering CP Parish not included in consultation Earnley CP D Parish Classifications No response Information not provided Physical boundary & policy constraints Major infrastructure & socio-economic issues Selsey CP Major infrastructure issues No specific factors Date: 15/11/2012 © Crown Copyright and database right 2012. Ordnance Survey 100018803. Scale: 1:100,000 ´ Parish Housing Numbers - Question 1 CHICHESTER DISTRICT COUNCIL North of District Q1. Are there any specific factors that we should know about that would prevent you from achieving our proposed minimum figure for your parish over the period to 2029? Linchmere CP Plaistow CP Loxwood CP Linch CP Northchapel CP Lurgashall CP Fernhurst CP Milland CP Ebernoe CP Kirdford CP Key: Wisborough Green CP South Downs National Park District Boundary Parish not included in consultation Parish Classifications Woolbeding and Redford CP No response Lodsworth CP Information not provided Easebourne CP Trotton with Chithurst CP Physical boundary & policy constraints Stedham with Iping CP Tillington CP Community infrastructure Petworth CP Major infrastructure & socio-economic issues Major infrastructure issues Midhurst CP No specific factors Fittleworth CP West Lavington CP Graffham CP Stopham CP Date: 13/11/2012 Bepton CP Cocking CP Duncton CP Heyshott CP East Lavington CP © Crown Copyright and database right 2012. Ordnance Survey 100018803. Scale: 1:100,000 Duncton CP ´ West Dean CP Singleton CP East Dean CP Upwaltham CP Parish Housing Numbers - Question 2 CHICHESTER DISTRICT Stoughton CP COUNCIL Eartham CP Lavant CP Boxgrove CP South of District Westbourne CP Funtington CP Westhampnett CP Q2. Do you consider that our proposed maximum figure is a realistic upper limit for Tangmere CP new housing in your parish over the period to 2029? Southbourne CP Chichester CP Fishbourne CP Oving CP Chidham CP Bosham CP West Thorney CP Donnington CP Appledram CP North Mundham CP Hunston CP West Itchenor CP Birdham CP West Wittering CP Key: Sidlesham CP East Wittering CP South Downs National Park District Boundary Earnley CP D Parish not included in consultation Parish Classifications No response Information not provided No Selsey CP Not with existing infrastructure Unsure (in context of nearby development) Yes Date: 15/11/2012 © Crown Copyright and database right 2012. Ordnance Survey 100018803. Scale: 1:100,000 ´ Parish Housing Numbers - Question 2 CHICHESTER DISTRICT COUNCIL North of District Q2. Do you consider that our proposed maximum figure is a realistic upper limit for new housing in your parish over the period to 2029? Linchmere CP Plaistow CP Loxwood CP Linch CP Northchapel CP Lurgashall CP Fernhurst CP Milland CP Ebernoe CP Kirdford CP Key: Wisborough Green CP South Downs National Park District Boundary Parish not included in consultation Parish Classifications Woolbeding and Redford CP No response Lodsworth CP Information not provided Easebourne CP Trotton with Chithurst CP No Not with existing infrastructure Stedham with Iping CP Tillington CP Petworth CP Unsure (in context of nearby development) Yes Midhurst CP Yes, with infrastructure investment Fittleworth CP West Lavington CP Graffham CP Stopham CP Date: 13/11/2012 Cocking CP Duncton CP Bepton CP Heyshott CP East Lavington CP © Crown Copyright and database right 2012. Ordnance Survey 100018803. Scale: 1:100,000 Duncton CP ´ West Dean CP Singleton CP Upwaltham CP Parish Housing Numbers - Question 3 East Dean CP CHICHESTER DISTRICT Stoughton CP COUNCIL Eartham CP Boxgrove CP Lavant CP South of District Westbourne CP Westhampnett CP Funtington CP Q3. Are there any sites or general locations within the parish that you consider Tangmere CP could be suitable for future housing development? Southbourne CP Chichester CP Fishbourne CP Oving CP Chidham CP Bosham CP West Thorney CP Donnington CP Appledram CP North Mundham CP Hunston CP West Itchenor CP Birdham CP West Wittering CP Key: Sidlesham CP East Wittering CP South Downs National Park Earnley CP District Boundary D Parish not included in consultation Parish Classifications No response Information not provided Selsey CP No Under consideration locally Yes Date: 15/11/2012 © Crown Copyright and database right 2012. Ordnance Survey 100018803. Scale: 1:100,000 ´ Parish Housing Numbers - Question 3 CHICHESTER DISTRICT COUNCIL North of District Q3. Are there any sites or general locations within the parish that you consider could be suitable for future housing development? Linchmere CP Plaistow CP Loxwood CP Linch CP Northchapel CP Lurgashall CP Fernhurst CP Milland CP Ebernoe CP Kirdford CP Wisborough Green CP Key: South Downs National Park District Boundary Woolbeding and Redford CP Parish not included in consultation Lodsworth CP Parish Classifications Easebourne CP Trotton with Chithurst CP No response Stedham with Iping CP Tillington CP Information not provided Petworth CP No Under consideration locally Midhurst CP Yes Fittleworth CP West Lavington CP Graffham CP Stopham CP Date: 15/11/2012 Cocking CP Duncton CP Bepton CP Heyshott CP East Lavington CP © Crown Copyright and database right 2012. Ordnance Survey 100018803. Scale: 1:100,000 Duncton CP ´ West Dean CP Singleton CP East Dean CP Upwaltham CP Parish Housing Numbers - Question 4 CHICHESTER DISTRICT Stoughton CP COUNCIL Eartham CP Lavant CP Boxgrove CP South of District Westbourne CP Funtington CP Westhampnett CP Q4. Are there any issues relating to the timing of Tangmere CP future development that you wish to highlight? Southbourne CP Chichester CP Fishbourne CP Oving CP Chidham CP Bosham CP West Thorney CP Donnington CP Appledram CP North
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