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Committee - LDF TASK & FINISH GROUP Date & Time - Wednesday, 25th November, 2009 at 9.30 am Venue - Memorial Hall, Norwich Street, Dereham

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PART A - ITEMS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Page(s) herewith 1. MINUTES To Follow To confirm the minutes of the meeting held on 3 November 2009.

2. APOLOGIES To receive apologies for absence.

3. URGENT BUSINESS To note whether the Chairman proposes to accept any item of urgent business.

4. DECLARATION OF INTEREST Members are asked at this stage to declare any interests pertinent to the items on this agenda. The Members’ Code of Conduct requires that declarations include the nature of the interest and whether it is a personal or prejudicial interest.

5. SITE SPECIFIC POLICIES & PROPOSALS DEVELOPMENT PLAN 1 - 69 DOCUMENT 2001-2026 REVIEW OF RURAL SETTLEMENT BOUNDARIES - NORTH-EAST PARISHES Introduction 9.30 – 9.40 Eynsford (Bawdeswell, Bylaugh, Foxley, Lyng, Sparham ) 9.40 – 10.15 Shipdham (Shipdham ) 10.15 – 10.30 Springvale & Scarning (Fransham, Gressenhall, 10.30 – 11.15 Longham, Scarning, Wendling) Break Swanton Morley ( Elsing, Hoe, Swanton Morley) 11.30 – 11.45 Two Rivers ( East Tuddenham, Hockering, Mattishall, North 11.45 – 12.30 Tuddenham ) Lunch Upper Wensum (Billingford, Bintree, Gateley, Guist, North 13.15 -14.00 Elmham, Twyford ) Upper Yare ( Cranworth, Garvestone, Hardingham, 14.00 – 14.45 Whinburgh and Westfield, Yaxham )

Note Members are kindly requested to bring to the meeting their copies of the Site Specific Policies and Proposals Issues and Options Consultation document (orange cover) and Additional Sites Consultation Spring 2009 (purple cover) for reference.

6. NEXT MEETING To note that the next meeting will be held on Friday 11 December 2009 at 09.30am in the Village Hall, Mundford.

LDF Task & Finish Group 25 November 2009

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Agenda Item 5 BRECKLAND COUNCIL

LDF Task & Finish Group – 25 th November 2009

Report of the Deputy Chief Executive (Authors: David Spencer, Principal Planning Policy Officer & Phil Mileham, Senior Planning Policy Officer)

Site Specific Policies & Proposals Development Plan Document 2001-2026 Review of Rural Settlement Boundaries – North-East Parishes

1. Purpose of Report 1.1 This report is the first of four reports that will present options for the review of rural settlement boundaries in Breckland as part of the Site Specific Policies & Proposals document. The purpose of the Report is to set out the preferred options for a new set of rural settlement boundaries. The purpose is also to obtain the views of this Group on whether there are other reasonable options that Cabinet should consider as part of agreeing a Preferred Options document for a further 6 week consultation in Spring 2010.

2. Recommendations

2.1 It is recommended that the Group considers the contents of the report and provides their observations to inform the final content of the document to be agreed by the Council’s Cabinet for public consultation.

Note: In preparing this report, due regard has been had to equality of opportunity, human rights, prevention of crime and disorder, environmental and risk management considerations as appropriate. Relevant officers have been consulted in relation to any legal, financial or human resources implications and comments received are reflected in the report.

3. Information, Issues and Options

3.1 Information 3.1.1 To date the focus of Local Development Framework (LDF) activity has been on the Core Strategy and Development Control Policies document. This accords with national policy that requires Local Planning Authorities to prepare a Core Strategy first which other Development Plan Documents will deliver. As a consequence, the following documents in the LDF must be in broad conformity with the Core Strategy as required by Regulation 13(6) of the Local Development Document Regulations 2004.

3.1.2 Breckland Council now has a sound Core Strategy and this provides the framework for finalising the site specific policies and proposals document. As set out in the adopted Local Development Scheme, the Site Specifics document will cover the three market towns of Dereham, Swaffham and Watton, the Local Service Centre villages and the rural settlement boundaries. Elsewhere the detail of specific sites will be addressed through Area Action Plans, namely for Attleborough & Snetterton (which will include Besthorpe) and Thetford. These Area Action Plans will incorporate parts of adjoining rural parishes but the settlement boundaries for affected parishes such as Croxton or Old Buckenham will be dealt with through the Site Specifics document.

3.1.3 As Members will recall this authority has already undertaken two “Issues and Options” consultations on those sites submitted to the Council for consideration as part of the LDF. These consultations (Summer 2008 and Spring 2009) have presented some 1 852 sites, which if all were developed would deliver some 87,000 homes. Previous reports to this Group have addressed the allocations in the market towns and local service centre villages for growth. There is no policy framework to make allocations in the rural parishes. However, there is a commitment to review settlement boundaries.

3.1.4 The adopted Local Plan contained 83 rural settlement boundaries and these have in effect been rolled forward with the Core Strategy and factually updated to identify statutory biodiversity designations, flood zones, general employment areas and open spaces. The settlement boundaries were not amended as part of this process. The Site Specifics document is required to reassess their form and function in light of latest local policies and national planning policy. There is a further opportunity to address factual errors on inset maps as part of the Site Specifics document.

3.1.5 The next stage in preparing a Site Specific Document will be a consultation on the preferred options including a set of revised inset plans. It is timetabled that this 6 week consultation will start in April 2010. Following an assessment of comments it is intended to submit a final version of the Site Specifics document for Examination in October 2010. This programme will allow two opportunities for comment in 2010 before a final opportunity for objections to be considered in front of an independent Government Inspector.

3.2 Background 3.2.1 As stated above there are currently 83 rural settleme nt boundaries in Breckland. These were contained in the Breckland Local Plan (adopted 1999) and are rolled forward into the Proposals Map that accompanies the Core Strategy. The majority of these rural settlement boundaries were taken from maps of village guidelines prepared in the mid-1980s prepared in line with then Norfolk County Structure Plan policy. In some cases the adopted Local Plan settlement boundary simply carried over the former village guideline. In other cases, the preparation of the Local Plan enabled the authority and landowners/developers the opportunity to present amended settlement boundaries. In a minority of cases, some village guidelines were removed (i.e. Westfield) and not replicated in the Local Plan.

3.2.2 Consultation was undertaken in 1994, 1996 and 1997 on settlement boundaries as part of the Local Plan. The next round of consultation on the Site Specifics document will present the first opportunity to comment on boundaries in 13 years. In this intervening period, rural settlement boundaries have provided an effective planning mechanism for controlling development. They provide a considerable degree of certainty for communities, landowners and developers as to where development will be acceptable and they have limited encroachment of development into the countryside.

3.2.3 However, in more recent times rural settlement boundaries have accommodated an increasing amount of development, against the backdrop of a national policy which encouraged intensification in the pursuit of protecting the countryside. The planning system has on occasion been applied too simplistically and local factors around the particular form and character of a rural settlement have not been used to resist backland developments or other harmful proposals. Since 2001 some 1,800 new homes have been built in rural communities in Breckland. As a result consultation with rural communities on the LDF has revealed considerable resistance to further development.

3.2.4 Despite the fact that some 1,800 new homes have been built in rural parishes in Breckland since 2001, there remains a decline in rural service provision with less than 44 rural parishes containing 2 or more key rural services as identified in the 2 Core Strategy. There remains little published evidence that supports a case that small-scale development will either protect or attract rural services. The Breckland Sustainable Community Strategy (2008-11) includes improving access to services as one of six priority areas. In addition Norfolk Ambition: the community strategy for Norfolk 2003-2023 sets out the Local Area Agreement for Norfolk. There are 35 targets linked to National Indicators, including NI175: Access to services and facilities by means other than the car. At present this indicator is not being monitored in Norfolk.

3.3 The Purpose of Settlement Boundaries 3.3.1 This section of the Report highlights the policy framework within which the settlement boundary review process must be undertaken in order to prepare a sound document. As with the Core Strategy, the Site Specific document will ultimately be examined on its soundness including its conformity with national and local policy. The review of rural settlement boundaries cannot be taken in isolation from policy set out in National Planning Policy Statements or the sound Breckland Core Strategy document.

3.3.2 Settlement Boundaries are a policy tool which delineate in plan form coherent and established built-up areas.

3.3.3 The purpose of the settlement boundaries is to consolidate development around existing built-up communities where there is a clearly defined settlement where further development, if properly designed and constructed, would not be incongruous or intrusive because of the size of the settlement.

3.3.4 The emerging Core Strategy and Development Control Policies Document of the LDF confirms that Settlement Boundaries remain a valid policy response in Breckland to achieve the twin objectives of focussing the majority of development towards existing settlements whilst simultaneously protecting the surrounding countryside. Core Policy 14 of the document sets out the strategic planning approach for sustainable rural communities in Breckland. This approach proposes that Settlement Boundaries will be defined for rural communities where there are at least two of the following key local services; food shop, post office, pub, doctor’s surgery, primary school, and good public transport links or local employment opportunities. Policy CP14 also commits Breckland to review Settlement Boundaries in the Site Specific Policies and Proposals Document. Policy CP14 requires amendments in the review to result in logical and defensible Settlement Boundaries.

3.3.5 There are no defined criteria on how to draw up settlement boundaries in National or Regional policy planning which can be used in the Local Development Framework. There are however a number of location specific policies which can be used in determining which settlements have settlement boundaries and how those boundaries are delineated. PPS1 “Sustainable Development” encourages development plans to focus new development in existing centres. It suggests that new development must be located in places where everyone can access services by foot, cycle or public transport. PPS1 also promotes the protection of the wider countryside and landscape. In addition one of the Key Planning Objectives of the supplement to PPS1 on “Planning and Climate Change”, promotes development to be located in areas which reduce the need to travel by the private car. This point is reiterated in PPS3 “Housing”. PPS7 “Sustainable Development in Rural Areas” further supports these aims and states that development in open countryside, away from settlements should be strictly controlled. At a regional level the Regional Plan requires development to maximise the potential for people to form more sustainable relationships between their homes, workplaces and regularly used services and 3 facilities and their means of travel between them.

3.3.6 In conclusion the purpose of settlement boundaries is to a draw a line around those areas within the District which are an established and coherent built-up area with some form of service provision which supports the sustainability of that community. Within settlement boundaries the principle of further development will be considered favourably subject to form and character, access, biodiversity and historic environment. As a consequence those areas outside of settlement boundaries will constitute “countryside” for the purposes of planning policy and in these areas development will be strictly controlled to that which is needed to specifically support the rural areas.

3.3.7 The sound Breckland Core Strategy contains a policy on sustainable rural communities at Core Policy CP14. This policy covers a number of rural issues, including the parameters for the review of rural settlement boundaries. This policy has been recently examined and the Inspectors have endorsed Core Policy 14 as being sound. The Inspectors considered representations that criticised the Council’s decision not to allocate more housing to those villages not identified as Local Service Centres. At paragraph 3.64 of their Report, the Inspectors recognised the dilemma faced in a very rural District like Breckland. However, they concluded that a strategy that directed more housing to smaller villages will provide no guarantee of supporting rural services and is more likely to reinforce unsustainable commuting patterns.

3.3.8 The review of settlement boundaries in line with Core Policy CP14 will allow for the following: (1) removal of settlement boundaries for small rural communities; (2) retention of settlement boundaries as they are; and (3) amended settlement boundaries to address anomalies, inconsistencies, the removal of backland and other inappropriate development opportunities and the inclusion of small scale sites (up to 5 units) on brownfield and other small sites adjacent to settlement boundaries.

3.3.9 In addition to the Core Policy CP14 on Sustainable Rural Communities, Members are reminded that Core Policy CP1 on Housing makes no specific allocation for housing in rural communities. However, the supporting text to Core Policy CP1 makes reference to an additional 3,000 dwellings coming forward through windfall schemes. This windfall figure will be delivered through a number of sources including conversion of rural buildings, rural exception sites for affordable housing and further developments within settlement boundaries. This has been taken into consideration when presenting the preferred options in Appendices A-D of this report.

3.4 Previous Consultation 3.4.1 In a district such as Breckland, the issue of how and where rural settlement boundaries are delineated is in an important part of the LDF. Some 53% of the population live in the rural areas and the issues of protecting the countryside against the demands to meet local development need to be carefully balanced. To guide communities through the process and allay fears that the rural parts of the District will be overwhelmed by development previous consultations have sought to classify sites into three categories: Conforming, non-conform ing or Unreasonable. Principally these categories were designed in a response to the concept of allocating the land, rather than amending the settlement boundary. However, the scale and location of some of the unreasonable sites remains valid when considering small- scale adjustments to rural settlement boundaries. 3.4.2 During the summer 2008 public consultation on sites, your officers attended some 30 Parish Council and other public meetings. Responses to both the Summer 2008 and Spring 2009 consultations have been considered in preparing this report. In particular the summer 2008 consultation included specific options around settlement 4 boundary reviews in Chapter 12 of the document and this is reproduced for information at Appendix E.

3.4.3 The Summer 2008 consultation was also accompanied by a Settlement Boundary Topic Paper that set out the rationale behind the delineation of the current settlement boundaries and the issues that a review of settlement boundaries needs to consider. This Topic Paper has been considered when preparing this Report and is available on-line on the LDF pages of the Breckland website along with the previous consultation material.

3.5 Rural North-East Breckland – Presentation of the Options 3.5.1 This paper is considering rural settlement boundaries in 8 rural wards. The presentation of this Report will be structured on a ward basis as follows: Eynsford (Bawdeswell, Foxley, Lyng, Sparham) Scarning and Springvale (Longham, Gressenhall, Scarning, Wendling) Shipdham Swanton Morley (Swanton Morley and Elsing) Taverner (Beetley, Brisley and Mileham) Two Rivers (East Tuddenham, Hockering, Mattishall, North Tuddenham) Upper Wensum (Billingford, Bintree, Guist, North Elmham) Upper Yare (Clint Green, Garvestone, Reymerston, Whinburgh, Yaxham)

3.5.2 The rural north-east of the District is typified by clay plateau farmland through which a number of distinctive open valleys and wooded tributaries form important landscape features. Of particular importance to this part of Breckland is the River Wensum to the north of Dereham. The river is a protected European habitat which provides significant amenity and recreational benefits. To the south of Dereham the River Tud and the River Yare flow eastwards from their watershed along the ridge from Dereham to Shipdham. Higher order service provision is focussed on Dereham although northerly parishes in this quadrant of Breckland will look to Fakenham for services. Reepham to the north-east provides High School and doctors for communities particularly in Eynsford ward. In this part of the District, Norwich exerts a considerable influence as a destination for work and services.

3.5.3 At a more local level a good range of services are provided in Mattishall, North Elmham, Shipdham and Swanton Morley. Transport links in the area are focussed on the A47 and A1067 corridors although villages such as Yaxham and Mattishall benefit from direct bus services between Norwich and Dereham. Elsewhere rural bus services between Dereham and Fakenham connect a number of rural parishes in this area. There are no programmed significant upgrades to infrastructure in this area, although Norfolk County Council are looking to implement highway improvements in the Hockering area to remove HGV traffic from the village.

3.5.4 This part of the District contains two Local Service C entre villages for growth, Shipdham and Swanton Morley. The allocation of land to meet their identified housing requirement in the Core Strategy has already been considered at a previous meeting of this Group. This report deals with minor amendments to the settlement boundaries of these villages and in some instances this may lead to the occasional small-scale development, provided it is in accordance with the adopted Development Control policies. This part of the District also contains two Local Service Centre villages for service provision, Mattishall and North Elmham. Whilst these villages will not see an allocation of land for small-scale estate housing they will retain settlement boundaries and amendments to facilitate further occasional developments have been positively considered. This reflects the service provision and sustainability of these villages. 3.5.5 This Report does not go through each parish on a site-by-site basis as presented in previous consultations. A number of sites by virtue of location (i.e. removed from the existing settlement boundary) or scale (i.e. capable of accommodating more than 5 5 dwellings) are unreasonable options that have not been considered further. There remains a balance of smaller sites adjacent to existing settlement boundaries and where sites integrate with the form and character that have been considered as part of this process. Whilst individual recommendations have not been assigned to particular sites, Appendix C identifies where a change in a settlement boundary includes either a submitted site or part of a submitted site and the reasons for its inclusion.

3.6 Removal of Settlement Boundaries (Appendix A) 3.6.1 This section of the Report applies to the rural settlement boundaries for: Old Beetley, Billingford, Brisley (adjacent Church), Elsing, Foxley, Guist, North Elmham (2 components), Reymerston, Sparham, Wendling, Whinburgh, Swanton Morley (Woodgate), East Tuddenham and North Tuddenham

3.6.2 Removing settlement boundaries as part of this Site Specifics document is not an option that has been considered lightly. A number of rural authorities have already used their LDF to review and remove settlement boundaries for small settlements (e.g. North Norfolk, Mid Suffolk) and there a number of reasons why this option should be the preferred option for a number of rural communities in Breckland. This authority has previously consulted on the option to remove settlement boundaries as part of the first Issues and Options consultation in Summer 2008.

3.6.3 When settlement boundaries were delineated in the mid-1990s during the drafting of the adopted Local Plan the emphasis was on defining the extent of coherent built-up areas and protecting the countryside from sporadic development. Since then the role of settlement boundaries has shifted at a national and regional level in terms of being a mechanism to secure sustainable development. Focusing new market housing development to locations with reasonable day-to-day facilities is seen as a key way in which the Planning System can help reduce contributions to climate change, protect the countryside and landscape and increase the proportion of homes which have access to services and facilities by means other than the private car.

3.6.4 The settlement boundaries proposed for removal are set out in Appendix A, together with a brief justification. When considering the removal of settlement boundaries Capita Symonds have had regard to the following factors: (1) the form and shape of the current settlement boundary: can it be logically extended without harm to the wider landscape?; (2) the capacity within the current settlement boundary: can it accommodate further infill development that would be compatible with the form and character of the settlement?; (3) the level of service provision: can the settlement sustain further development?; and (4) the impact of being designated countryside; can the countryside policies sufficiently address the development needs of the community?

3.6.5 In all cases, the settlement boundaries in Appendix A are those of small rural communities that have less than 2 key rural services or where there is either very limited or no capacity within that boundary for further development. Therefore the removal of their boundary will have a limited policy effect. Members are advised that the reasonable alternative option is to keep these rural settlement boundaries as they are currently defined.

3.7 Retain Existing Boundaries (Appendix B) 3.7.1 This section of the Report applies to the rural settlement boundaries for: Beetley, Bintree, Brisley (Potthorpe), Garvestone, Scarning (village) and Yaxham (Clint Green)

6 3.7.2 In some cases retaining the existing settlement boundary as it is currently adopted is the preferred option. This is a reflection that there are no options to logically extend the settlement boundary in a way that would not harm the landscape or amenity or be detrimental to highway safety. Equally, this option acknowledges that there remains some limited scope for further development or that the community is of a sufficient size, shape and level of service provision that merits the retention of the existing settlement boundary. Additionally, it is considered there are no inconsistencies or anomalies that need to be resolved with these settlement boundaries. These settlement boundaries are set out in Appendix B to this report.

3.7.3 It should be noted however that whilst the settlement boundaries in this option have not been changed, they have been updated to address issues of Positional Accuracy Improvements (PAI). This is where up-to-date Ordnance Survey base mapping has adjusted slightly to reflect that original digital baseline mapping was inaccurate. In turn settlement boundaries have been similarly adjusted to fit the new baseline mapping. This does not fundamentally change the situation but will result in more accurate settlement boundaries. The reasonable alternative options for these settlement boundaries are to either remove them or amend them.

3.8 Amend Settlement Boundaries (Appendix C) 3.8.1 This section of the Report applies to the rural settlement boundaries for: Bawdeswell, Gressenhall, Hockering. Longham, Lyng, Mattishall, Mileham, North Elmham, Shipdham, Swanton Morley and Yaxham

3.8.2 The majority of rural settlement boundaries will be considered in this category as the preferred option for larger villages and those villages with 2 or more key rural services will be to retain a settlement boundary. The proposed amendments to these settlement boundaries are set out in Appendix C. Each proposed amendment has been given a unique reference together with a brief explanation of the amendment. As set out elsewhere in this Report changes to the settlement boundary reflect a number of circumstances: (1) the need to address anomalies and inconsistencies (i.e. settlement boundary cuts through existing properties) (2) the opportunity to present tighter boundaries where this would preclude backland or other inappropriate developments; and (3) the opportunity to include small-scale brownfield and other well-related sites within a settlement boundary (5 units)

3.8.3 Previous LDF consultation on the Core Strategy in 2005 revealed that only 14% of respondents supported the idea of significant levels of development in villages and the rural areas. Following up this consultation in 2007 the majority of respondents supported the retention of settlement boundaries in principle although it is clear from public consultation that there are two options available through the Local Development Framework when reviewing settlement boundaries. Some communities want to see tighter settlement boundaries which rule out the potential for back gardens, farm buildings and land on the edge of villages coming forward for market housing development. Other communities have a preference for looser settlement boundaries which could include larger gardens and buildings and land on the edge of villages in order to allow that community to grow, support existing facilities and avoid ‘cramming’ within tightly defined boundaries.

3.8.4 As with the retained settlement boundaries presented in Appendix B, the amended settlement boundaries in Appendix C have been adjusted to reflect the issues around positional accuracy with the digital base mapping. The broad reasonable alternative option for these settlement boundaries is to retain the current boundary.

3.9 Other Rural Communities (Appendix D) 3.9.1 This section of the Report applies to: 7 Cranworth East Bilney Fransham Hardingham Hoe Westfield

3.9.2 There are a number of smaller rural parishes in this part of Breckland that do not have a defined settlement boundary because either the settlement is too small or the settlement pattern is too sporadic to define a coherent settlement boundary. Settlements in this category are discussed in Appendix D of the report. For the reasons presented in that Appendix it is proposed that new settlement boundaries are not defined for these communities. With the exception of Fransham it is recommended that there are no reasonable alternative options.

3.10 Summary Conclusion 3.10.1 The preferred options presented at Appendices A-D represent the professional advice of Capita Symonds’ Breckland Planning Policy Team. The preferred options best reflect the evidence from previous consultations, consistency with existing policies and strategies and as such represent the most sustainable option going forward for further consultation. The preferred options document is intended to be a detailed and comprehensive document that enables communities, landowners and developers to understand what the map for their parish will look like. It is important in the context of the scale of land that has been submitted during previous consultations to be consistent and robust in determining the detail of revised rural settlement boundaries.

3.11 Next Steps 3.11.1 The preferred options for rural settlement boundaries contained in Appendices A-D, together with the views of this Group will be reported to the Council’s Cabinet with a recommendation agree the contents of the document and to proceed to a 6 week public consultation. At this stage the document will be made available on-line, sent to Parish Councils and other statutory consultees and placed in local libraries and Council offices. Those who have registered an interest in the document will be advised of its availability.

3.12 Options 3.12.1 The report is for consideration by this Group and Members are requested to provide observations on the review of rural settlement boundaries.

3.13 Reason For Recommendation 3.13.1 To ensure there is a robust and transparent scrutiny of the proposed preferred options for rural settlement boundaries to be presented for future public consultation in the Site Specifics document of the LDF.

4. Risk and Financial Implications

4.1 Risk

4.1.1 A Risk Management questionnaire has been completed and confirms that risk has been given careful consideration, and that there are no significant risks identified associated with the information in this report.

4.2 Financial

4.2.1 This report has no financial implications. 8 5. Legal Implications

5.1 Statutory Instrument 2008 No. 1371 Town and Country Planning (Local Development) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2008 sets out the procedures to which the LDF process must adhere.

6. Other Implications

a) Equalities: None

b) Section 17, Crime & Disorder Act 1998: None

c) Section 40, Natural Environment & Rural Communities Act 2006: None

d) Human Resources: None

e) Human Rights: None

f) Other: None

7. Alignment to Council Priorities

7.1 PPS12 deals with the Local Development Framework, including arrangements for consultation and participation. The statement will need to be taken into account throughout the production of the Local Development Framework and its components and will be relevant to the following Council priorities: • Building Safer and Stronger Communities • Environment • Prosperous Communities

8. Ward/Community Affected

8.1 This report directly affects the Wards of Eynsford, Scarning & Springvale, Shipdham, Swanton Morley, Taverner, Two Rivers, Upper Wensum and Upper Yare.

Lead Contact Officer: Name/Post: David Spencer, Principal Planning Policy Officer Telephone: (01362) 656889 Email: [email protected]

Key Decision Status (Executive Decisions only): This is not a key decision as indicated on the Forward Plan.

Appendices attached to this report : Appendix A – Settlement Boundaries proposed for removal Appendix B – Settlement Boundaries proposed for retention as currently Appendix C – Settlement Boundaries proposed for amendment Appendix D – Rural settlements currently with no settlement boundary Appendix E – Chapter 12 on Review Settlement Boundaries from Site Specifics consultation (Summer 2008).

9 Settlement boundaries proposed to be deleted in the Site Specific Allocations

Settlement boundary Reasons for proposed deletion Old Beetley This area has no services and facilities and is significantly divorced from the main part of Beetley village. As such, the area is an unsustainable location and is proposed to be deleted.

Billingford There is no land remaining capable of being infilled without harming the form and character of the village.

The village also has no services and as such allowing further expansion would not be consistent with the Core Strategy.

Brisley (section adjacent St. There is no land remaining capable of being Bartholomew’s Church) infilled without harming the form and character of this part of the village.

There are also no areas for extension that would not intrude into the countryside.

East Tuddenham Whilst the village has good public transport provision and a well used village hall and sports ground, it does not offer the range of services to support sustainable development.

There is no land remaining capable of being infilled without harming the form and character of this part of the village.

There are also no areas for extension that would not intrude into the countryside.

Elsing The village has no services and facilities other than a public house and as such is not considered to be a sustainable location for further development.

There is no land remaining capable of being infilled without harming the form and character of the village.

A considerable area of the northernmost settlement boundary lies in high risk flood zone and would not be suitable for additional development.

10 Foxley This area has no services and facilities and as such, the area is an unsustainable location and is proposed to be deleted.

Guist Village only has a post office and hairdressers.

However, there are limited opportunities within existing boundary to accommodate infill without harming form and character of the settlement.

There are no logical areas for extension and each boundary component is fragmented. As such it is proposed for deletion.

North Elmham (2 components The two small components are significantly at north end of High Street/ divorced from the heart of the settlement. Pump Street) Both component areas have no space remaining for infilling that would not otherwise harm the form and character of this part of the village.

These two parts are recommended for deletion.

North Tuddenham There is no land remaining capable of being infilled without harming the form and character of the village.

In addition, the village also has few services and as such allowing further expansion would not be consistent with the Core Strategy. Reymerston There is no land remaining capable of being infilled without harming the form and character of the village.

In addition, the village also has no services and as such allowing further expansion would not be consistent with the Core Strategy.

Sparham Village has no services and facilities and as such is an unsustainable location for additional housing.

Swanton Morley (Woodgate) Woodgate is a detached hamlet to the south- east of Swanton Morley. A settlement boundary was defined for Woodgate to

11 maintain its compact form and allow for development opportunities. Woodgate has experienced a considerable level of infill. As a consequence there is no land remaining capable of accommodating further development without harming the local character.

In addition Woodgate is distant from key services and facilities and does not represent a sustainable location for further housing development. Wendling The village has no services and facilities and as such is an unsustainable location for additional housing.

Whinburgh The village has no services and facilities and as such is an unsustainable location for additional housing.

There are no opportunities for infilling within the existing settlement boundary without harming form and character, as a number of plots have been given permission and are now complete. Therefore, this boundary is recommended for deletion.

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36.9m Dr GP ain Pond GP White House Sharrow Corner The Pightle Drain

The Old Shop The Bungalow Oak Tree Orchard House FB House

Track Pond CH URC Bartles Lodge H STRE Rosemary Appletree ET

The Mermaid 31.8m (PH) Forge Elsing Village Hall GP

Cottage War Meml Idl H ill e s s ide 1 ton 4

40.4m

St Mary's Church

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28.1m Pump House SAC

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43.5m

Lodge

North Tuddenham 43.4m

44.2m GP

Lay-by

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2

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41.5m

North Tuddenham Linden Lea Pond Pond

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(Tr ac k ) Beetley Hall Pond

Tr ack Dr Pond ain

The Cottage

Old Hall

Flint Villa Clark's Farm 35.7m Sewage Station

Drain Lodge Row

1 Punchbowl

Beetley 4 GP Pond

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Post Office Houses Church 1 Farm l Rodel Verwi 4

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Cherry Tree Allestree Ponds

House Mali Raj

Rock Shillingstone

St Mary Magdalen's Church 46.3m

CHU Rectory

RCH R

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AD

1 Cottages

LANE FIELD

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Reymerston

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The Old Post Office Old Rectory Ashdown Farm Walnut Tree Cottage 47.2m Pond

Pond Rowansyde

Barn Cottage

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Car Park

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Highfield House SAC Hill Barn Pond Wensum House

The Old Rectory Hill Farmhouse Spring Wood

Hillcrest Fairview CHURCH

LANE

Lay-by Oakridge Claremont

A 1 0 67 A 10 67

42.7m

MAIN ROA D

Pond

38.4m

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St Peter & St Paul's Church rain D War

Pond

Church Farm A 47 A 4 7

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7 n A 47 y FB The Horndon Lanterns Redwings Brooklea Rossl FB Libra Sun Scorpio 51.3m Burnside Providence House Lasmit

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Chartwell House House

d l n i e i a r

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Hall 1 Nelson View

Wendling Methodist Church

Walnut Lodge FB Br an Dr Ho don ain The Old Chapel use Vine The Old Post Office 48.5m

Pemberton M a Pumping Station l ve Wendling r n

Folly Acre Wendling County 1 2 3 6 2 Cameron House

3

Hall Farm 2 30 E 1 El OS St a 6 7 1 BEY CL Wendling Hall B Willow A

12 FB E Ash Tree House ve ndell

k Trac Drain Poplars

51.2m

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Ponds

MP 9

SP

Pond

58.5m

Horseshoes Pond DEREHAM ROAD Track The Gables ck Tra

Sycamore

Drain

Kyroon

Rose Cottage

D

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Sweet Briar Track Cottage 57.0m

Well PH LB

TCB

Swallows Nest Well Chapel Farm Pond Well

T s rac d Pon

k Newha Two Hoots GP Home Farm

6 ven Ashville Vous 5 Moat Farm The Gate House

Oakwood Lowdells House lly Roshe House SHOP STREET Clove Whinburgh

nwy Dega

Sundance 1 2 Corner Cottage Playing Field 55.8m Pond

(um) Manor Yards The Burrow Path Moat Sun Set Orchard

Hazel Rose Pond

B FB 11 Gable End Cottage 3 Fairfields Pond 5

11B Pond r's 3 le 5 Tol Lane er's Toll Oak Lodge ) Manor Yards m The Old Rectory 53.6m Pond (u Applegate h at GP T P E 3 1 RE Moat T Meadow Cottage Manor Spring Cottage S St Mary's Church Field K SHOP 1B 1 T eswick he Oak The Old School 1 3 6 5

s

53.0m The Smithy 113B The Gables Filter Beds

Council Houses 5 53.6m

Pond

GP and LB

Pond

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Settlement Boundary Reason for continuing ‘status quo’ Beetley Boundary is logical, defensible and has scope to allow some modest potential for infilling without causing harm to the form and character of the village.

Bintree Boundary is logical, defensible and has scope to allow some modest potential for infilling without causing harm to the form and character of the village.

Brisley Remaining northern part of settlement boundary is logical and provides some opportunities for infilling without causing harm to the form and character of the village.

Garvestone Boundary is logical, defensible and has scope to allow some modest potential for infilling without causing harm to the form and character of the village.

Scarning (village) Boundary is logical, defensible and has scope to allow some modest potential for infilling without causing harm to the form and character of the village. Yaxham (Clint Green) The existing settlement boundary is logical and defensible.

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EL LANE CHAP

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High View

York Glen

Beetley M e thodist Ch urch HOU SE R OAD 49.7m 1 ROAD 6

AM GP H LM E 48.1m Silos Posts High House

Village Hall H IGH HOU Jameila Pavilion SE ROAD 26 High House Farm 48.5m 36 Nursery 46 Playing Field Alpha 56 Jungfrau

Workshop 82 Path (u m) Well GP 46.2m 80

G 59 REEN L ANE LB

52

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6 B 11 New Plantaion Court 45

4 ) 6 m 45.0m e d (u Cottage i

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43.2m 7 4 40a

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Pond 29 7 35 2 48 Beetley 25 4 6

1 30 40 25

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1 U Highfield 13 E 10 BEECH 16a 11 18 El

6 16 1 Sta 1 14 12 14 9 37.9m 2 VIEW

1 4 Pond 1 Spring 6 Playground rd Bdy 5 Pond Union House ROAD ED & Wa LB NE CS O T 1 S 0 4 Pumping 1 12 Well

13 B 1146 Pond Vine Cottage B 114

Chapel 6 4 Hillside 2

Pond (Rural Life Museum) CR 30.1m W S ard Bd C y

28.7m

39.8m Pond Hoe Rough FB Nature Reserve

Ram FB Car Mill

t oo F Birch Grove Union Farm f De Whitewaters

Pond The Rough

Stables

39.4m

Drain B 37.8m 114 6 Dr ain 1 B 11

2 Cottages 46

Sewage Station Eelsfoot Beck Farm Pinewood 31.4m AD 10 MRO A FB Drain LITCH CS Gorgate Chambers 11 FB 12 39 37

in ra Lavender House D Topfields

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El

Hall

Hall Willow 34.9m

Pond 2 Chez A 1067 Nous PO

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AD CHURCH RO 42.4m Manor Farm Manor House Graveyard 46.1m

1 1 Manor Farm 1

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Title Scale Breckland Council Bintree - Existing Settlement 1:2,500 boundary Date Elizabeth House / Walpole Loke Dereham Project / Details Drawn by / Department NR19 1EE

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Homestead

Meadowside

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Orchard Holme Baytree Cottage

Potthorpe Barracouta Drain

Pat D ef Pond (um)h TCB

LB 1.22m RH

Pond Elm Tree Heater Def Little

Dr

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Ivydene The House Stavan Pond Pond

Tumbleweed

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1 B Ponds Brisley

1 4 Brook Pond 6 Voluntary Aided

P a B th (um 114 The Rowans

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Alkabar Hawtho

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Lay

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Highfields 6

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Drain Pond 59.0m 55.8m

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The Patch OAD YR E Acorns

ATEL G Butlers Pond Barn Bexham Common Church House

Iona s E Alms LA N R'S Shelter Lay-By DDLE

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Windy Brae

Pond

Ashville Pond

Marco Clint Green

Quarto

Well Fir Haven

Tregunna

The Bungalow

Path (u East Pond m Drifters ) Pendeen Ash Firside

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3 Quince Homelea ROAD 4 ne Rosebank 5 o Cottage l Bank Lornado Laure Holly Farm Hill Clint Farm Clint Green 50.3m Green Bungalow Croftacre Farm

Buddliea 21 The Cedars lenn y G Holl Pump kinge Folly W Mu EL L rrydown HILL De Woodlands crest Hill se Down Ampney ou n H ni into lpen Cl To The

Woodstock Franwill

Blades Hazeldean

Sanda Clintfield Track

Croft

Track Pond

Pond Pond

The Croft

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FB The Meadow TANN 35.4m Well Tanners Green

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1 Pond

Garvestone The Old

5 Well Pond Bed Track 3 Tudar Oak

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Settlement Boundary Proposed amendment(s) and justification Bawdeswell [BAW.1] Re-draw boundary to the northern edge of dwelling No.37 Reepham Road – To ensure that the settlement boundary aligns to a boundary feature on the ground.

[BAW.2] – Move settlement boundary to reflect development at Reeves Close, Reepham Road – To ensure settlement boundary reflects recent developments on the ground.

Gressenhall [GR.1] Re-draw boundary along rear garden boundary of properties 82-88 Bittering Street – Existing settlement boundary cuts through existing dwellings. A revised boundary will be more logical and defensible.

[GR.2] Re-draw settlement boundary along rear garden boundaries of ‘The Bungalow’ and Gartree Cottage at the Green - Existing settlement boundary cuts through existing dwellings. A revised boundary will be more logical and defensible based on identifiable features on the ground.

Hockering [HKG.1] Re-draw settlement boundary along curtilage of Meadow View – To ensure boundary is drawn along a defensible feature on the ground.

[HKG.2] Re-draw settlement boundary to include land north of The Glebe – The site represents an opportunity to include a small- scale extension to the settlement boundary in a location which is well-related to services and facilities. The site is currently in an unkempt condition which detracts from the character of this part of Hockering. The amended boundary follows defensible boundaries on the ground and would not result in an extension into the wider landscape. Longham [LO.1] Re-draw settlement boundary along boundary with ‘Merrymeade’, Chapel Road – Removal of tree covered area will ensure infill development does not result in loss of trees and as a result will avoid harm being caused to the rural character of the village.

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[LO.2] Re-draw settlement boundary along southern boundary of ‘Summerville’, Chapel Road – Excluding area of settlement boundary around the isolated plot will ensure that infilling does not harm form and character by altering the undeveloped character of the southern part of Chapel Road.

Lyng [LY.1] Re-align settlement boundary to the rear garden boundary of properties 2 and 3 Manor Close, off The Street – To reflect recent developments and to ensure boundary is drawn along a defensible feature on the ground.

Mattishall [MA.1] Draw boundary to include land to rear of Stratton House, Mill Street – To reflect recent developments and to ensure boundary is drawn along a defensible feature on the ground.

[MA.2] Draw boundary to include land at Thynne’s Lane – Represents an opportunity to include a small-scale extension to the settlement boundary in a location which is well- related to services and facilities. The re-drawn boundary follows defensible features on the ground.

[MA.3] Draw boundary to include land at Poplar Farm, South Green – Represents an opportunity to include a small-scale extension to the settlement boundary in a location which is well- related to services and facilities. The re-drawn boundary follows defensible features on the ground.

[MA.4] Draw boundary to include Almabrook Farm, Thynne’s Lane – To include existing buildings within the boundary and to ensure boundary is drawn along a defensible feature on the ground

[MA.5] Re-draw settlement boundary along boundary with Walnut House, Dereham Road – Removal of tree covered area will ensure infill development does not result in loss of trees and as a result will avoid harm being caused to the character of this part of the village.

[MA.6] Re-draw settlement boundary along

32 boundary with Lynton House, Dereham Road – Existing settlement boundary cuts through gardens and adjoins existing backland development. A revised boundary will be more logical and defensible based on identifiable features on the ground and will remove pressure for further backland development.

[MA.7] Re-draw settlement boundary along boundary with Moorfield, Dereham Road - Existing settlement boundary cuts through existing dwellings. A revised boundary will be more logical and defensible based on identifiable features on the ground.

[MA.8] Re-draw settlement boundary along boundary with Lime Tree Farm and Willow Close - Existing settlement boundary cuts through existing gardens and does not follow defined features on the ground. A revised boundary will be more logical and defensible based on identifiable features on the ground.

Mileham [MIL.1] Draw boundary to take in recent development at ‘the Paddocks’, Back Lane – To regularise the settlement boundary to reflect the development on the ground.

[MIL.2] Align boundary to rear garden of No. 31 Litcham Road – To reflect features on the ground as a result of recent development.

[MIL.3] Amend settlement boundary to align with dwellings adjacent Stone Cottage, Litcham Road – To ensure that the settlement boundary is logical and defensible.

[MIL.4] Re-draw boundary to rear of Orchard House, Litcham Road – To ensure boundary reflects features on the ground.

[MIL.5] Draw settlement boundary to include recent development at ‘Castle Green’, and adjacent dwellings named ‘Roofs’ and ‘High Trees’ – To ensure settlement boundary is logical and reflects features on the ground as well as recent completions.

North Elmham [NE.1] Re-draw settlement boundary south of Eastgate Street to align with rear boundary of

33 new dwellings at ‘Street Farm Loke’ – To ensure the settlement boundary is maintained along a defensible feature on the ground.

[NE.2] Re-draw boundary along the western boundary of property 73a Eastgate Street – Existing boundary cuts through centre of property. Re-drawing the settlement boundary to align with property boundary will ensure it is logical and defensible.

[NE.3] Re-draw settlement boundary along eastern boundary of property 75 Eastgate Street – Re-drawing the boundary will ensure that the boundary more closely reflects built form of village and avoid harm to form and character as a result of potential backland development.

[NE.4] Re-draw boundary along garden boundaries of properties at Spencer’s Close – To ensure settlement boundary remains logical and defensible for the purposes of decision- making.

Shipdham [SHP.1] Re-draw boundary to include former nursery buildings at Old Post Office Street – The site represents an opportunity to include a small-scale brownfield extension to the settlement boundary in a location which is reasonably related to services and facilities. The site is currently in an unkempt condition which detracts from the character of this part of Shipdham. The amended boundary follows defensible boundaries on the ground and would not result in an extension into the wider landscape.

[SHP.2] Re-draw boundary to south of ‘Sunville’ Hale Road – Existing settlement boundary cuts through existing dwelling. A revised boundary will be more logical and defensible.

[SHP.3] Re-draw settlement boundary to exclude land at Bradenham Road Farm– Removal of area will ensure infill development does not result in the loss of an undeveloped area and thus avoid harm being caused to the character of this part of the village.

[SHP.4] Re-draw boundary to east of the

34 Nursery, Letton Road – Existing settlement boundary cuts through the existing nursery site and buildings. A revised boundary will be more logical and defensible.

Swanton Morley [SWM.1] – Removal of settlement boundary for Woodgate (see Appendix A of this report)

[SWM.2] – Include land at Highfield, Woodgate Road – The site represents an opportunity to include a small plot of land between existing dwellings. The amended boundary follows defensible boundaries on the ground and would not result in an extension into the wider landscape.

[SWM.3] Re-draw settlement boundary along the northern border of properties ‘New House’ and ‘The Gables’ to follow the hedge border to the rear of development – To reflect logical and defensible features on the ground

[SWM.4] – Include land to south of Mill House / Harker’s Lane – The site is a well defined domestic curtilage to Freshfields and accommodates a number of ancillary buildings. Amending the settlement boundary to include this plot of land would be a logical amendment to reflect existing boundaries and domestic features on the ground.

[SWM.5] – Exclude land and properties to the north of Elsing Road – As currently defined the settlement boundary includes 2 properties and a telephone exchange to the north of Elsing Road. They are detached from the concentration of development around Town Green and the inclusion of this sporadic development along Elsing Road increases the pressure for future encroachment. Their removal would provide for a more logical boundary which better relates to built-up character of Swanton Morley.

Yaxham [YA.1] Re-draw settlement boundary to include recent housing completions at Prior’s Drove and residential permissions at Fieldings Drive – To ensure logical and defensible settlement boundary reflecting features on the ground.

[YA.2] Re-draw settlement boundary along the

35 northern border of property ‘Homefield’, and follow the hedge border to the rear of developments at Willow Farm – To reflect logical and defensible features on the ground.

[YA.3] Amend settlement boundary to follow rear property boundary of ‘Lagan House’, Station Road – To ensure boundary follows logical boundary on the ground and to ensure the form and character of the settlement is not harmed through backland development.

General Employment Proposed amendment(s) and justification Area Boundary Shipdham Airfield [CR.1] Re-draw General Employment Area (Cranworth Parish) boundary along the north-east edge of the site. This would deliver an additional 2.95 hectares of employment land in a location identified in the Core Strategy as being suitable for heavy/bad neighbour industrial development in Core Policy CP3. The area is enclosed by structural landscaping and forms a logical and coherent part of the employment site. The release of the land would also enable existing types of business to expand.

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60 Appendix D

Rural Community Assessment Recommendation Cranworth Three sites have been promoted in In view of the Cranworth. Two sites for residential sporadic nature of development and one site as a existing development proposed extension to Shipham Airfield and lack of facilities Employment Area. The parish has a its is not considered population of 423 (2007) and appropriate that a development is focussed around St settlement boundary Mary’s Church and Southburgh. is defined for However, it is important that the small- Cranworth or scale, informal nature of these Southburgh. concentrations is retained. The parish also contains the Shipdham Airfield The delineation of General Employment Area. This site is Shipdham Airfield protected for employment uses by General Employment policies CP3 and DC6 of the Core Area is dealt with in Strategy document. The parish is the Report. spread over the headwaters of the Upper Yare Valley. The Landscape Character Assessment recommends that the rural tranquillity of the area is protected and that development does not encroach further into the valley floor. East Bilney East Bilney is within Beetley parish In view of the although it is a separate community with sporadic nature of its own church and settlement pattern existing development within a tributary of the Wensum. Only and lack of facilities 2 sites have been submitted in East its is not considered Bilney. The community has a very rural appropriate that a character with development focussed in settlement boundary two concentrations around Church is defined for East Road and Bilney Hall/River Lane. These Bilney. concentrations are very small in scale. The setting of this sporadic development within tributary farmland of the River Wensum means a settlement boundary will not be appropriate. Fransham Fransham is a dispersed village with a In view of the population of 445 (mid 2007 est.). The dispersed nature of village is segregated by the A47 trunk existing development road and has a number of small clusters and limited of residential development spread over endorsement a wide area. These small clusters have through consultation, an informal character with a it is not considered predominantly rural feel. There is no appropriate to definitive ‘centre’ to the village although delineate a new the Pub and Farm shop are both settlement boundary located at the side of the A47. for Fransham. Approximately 6 sites which are of a relatively large scale have been promoted at various locations around

61 the village.

Fransham was considered during the preparation of the outgoing Local Plan as to the appropriateness of having a settlement boundary. In summary, the Local Plan Inspector concluded that there was no cohesive area around which to draw a boundary and as such Fransham is covered by policies relating to the countryside.

Recent consultations in summer 2008 and spring 2009 have elicited little support for a settlement boundary to be included in the LDF Site Specifics. Hardingham Two sites have been promoted in In view of the Hardingham (041) 001 and (041) 002 sporadic nature of for residential development. Both sites existing development have been presented at Low Street on and lack of facilities the B1135 road. Hardingham is a small it is not considered parish of 272 (2007) residents with appropriate that a settlement focused around the settlement boundary recreation ground on Hingham Road is defined for and Beeches Lane. There is a separate Hardingham. small cluster of housing at Low Street on the B1135 Dereham to Wymondham Road, which is approximately 1 mile from the recreation ground. Development in the parish is largely sporadic and the concentrations of development are small-scale. The landscape is defined by the tributary farmland associated with the Blackwater River. The Landscape Character Assessment recommends conserving the existing small scale rural character. Hoe & Worthing Only 1 site has been promoted in Hoe In view of the [046] 002 near Gorgate Road, with 2 sporadic nature of sites being promoted in Worthing existing [046]001, and [046]003. The parish development, the contains two rural communities with a sensitive river valley combined population of 277 (2007). landscape and lack Development in Hoe is sporadic with a of facilities it is not small cluster of homes around Hall considered Road and a further cluster on Gorgate appropriate that a Road. Development in Worthing is settlement boundary more concentrated at Church Road. is defined for both The landscape is defined by the valleys Hoe and Worthing. of the Wensum and Blackwater. The Landscape Character Assessment recommends that the tranquil and undeveloped character of the area should be maintained.

62 Westfield Westfield is within the parish of In view of the Whinburgh and Westfield. Westfield sporadic nature of originally had a village guideline in the existing 1980s but this was not taken forward as development, the a settlement boundary in the Local Plan sensitive river valley in recognition of the small scale of landscape and lack settlement and the linear form of of facilities it is not development along Dereham Road and considered Whinburgh Road. The community has appropriate that a a very rural character despite its settlement boundary proximity to Dereham. Two sites have is defined for been submitted for residential Westfield. development in Westfield [110]003 and [110]001 at Dereham Road.

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