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Northill Parish Neighbourhood Plan Site Assessment Report Appendices NORTHILL PARISH NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN SITE ASSESSMENT REPORT APPENDI CES APPENDICES: INDEX Appendix 1 Criteria for Site Assessment 3 Appendix 2 Landowner Questionnaire 5 Appendix 3 Steering Group Site Determination Criteria & Log Sheet 11 Appendix 4 Green (Preferred Sites) & Amber (May Be Preferred Sites) 15 Appendix 5 Red (Sites Not Preferred) 35 Appendix 6 Comment Sheet from Site Exhibitions 41 Appendix 7 Summary Table of Site Preferences 45 Appendix 8 Final Table of Site Preferences 47 Appendix 9 Letter to Landowners 49 2 NORTHILL PARISH NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN SITE ASSESSMENT REPORT APPENDIX 1 CRITERIA FOR SITE ASSESSMENT 3 NPNP Pre-Submission Consultation Document 23.10.17 The SITe AllOCATION PROCeSS (Sept 2015 exhibition) The recent workshops and consultations have produced over 20 suggested sites in the parish that could possibly be developed for housing. Central Bedfordshire Council also called for landowners to offer sites earlier this year, although information about their locations is not yet available. In conjunction with landowners, we will be assessing our sites for suitability against certain criteria, some of which could be: PRIMARY CONSTRAINTS Site size – CBC have a site threshold of 15 units in their call-for-sites Flood risk – Is the site wholly located in the floodplain 2/3? (more than 50%) Nationally significant designations RelATIONShIP TO SeTTleMeNT Stand alone or adjacent/within main settlement? Scale and size of proposed development in comparison to settlement. PhYSICAl CONSTRAINTS Access Issues Utilities – eg Capacity issues? Drainage and Flooding Issues Contamination – any issues Physical constraints – permanent features that affect developability Adjoining uses – eg Conflict with adjoining uses? eNvIRONMeNTAl CONSTRAINTS landscape character Impact on heritage/archaeological assets Impact on biological/geological/ecological assets Impact on safeguarded minerals and waste sites? Open space/leisure and green infrastructure designations/opportunities OTheR CONSIDeRATIONS Proximity to services and facilities Previously developed land/brownfield land Agricultural land quality – Would the development impact on high quality agricultural land? Relationship with settlement Infrastructure Provision – Does the site provide any infrastructure? 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