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EXD60 JLP Councils note re. the aggregated number of dwellings in figure 5.8 of JLP 23 March 2018 FIGURE 5.8 No of dwellings The aggregated total of the number of dwellings based on the indicative levels at Sustainable Villages set out in JLP Figure 5.8 (including amendments proposed by the JLP Councils at the Examination hearings) is 1,030 dwellings. See table and details below. Figure 5.8 (amended) No of Villages list ed in each Combined total category Villages able to 10 villages accommodate around 30 dwellings each Blackawton, East Allington, Harbertonford, Marldon, Sparkwell 300 Ugborough Bridestowe, Exbourne, Lewdown Spreyton Villages able to 14 villages accommodate around 20 dwellings each Berry Pomeroy, Ermington 1 Halwell Harberton, Lee Mill, 280 Rattery, Staverton, Woolston Green Bratton Clovelly, Highampton, Lamerton, Figure 5.8 (amended) No of Villages list ed in each Combined total category Milton Abbot, Northlew, Sampford Courtenay Villages able to 45 villages accommodate around 10 dwellings each Ashprington, Aveton Gifford, Avonwick, Beesands, Bigbury, 2 Brixton, Churchstow, Cornworthy, Diptford, Dittisham, Down Thomas, East Prawle, Frogmore, Holbeton, Hope Cove, Kingston, Kingswear, Lee Moor, Loddiswell, Malborough, Morleigh, Newton Ferrers, Noss Mayo, Ringmore, 450 St Ann's Chapel, Slapton, South Milton Stoke Fleming, Stoke Gabriel, Strete, Torcross, Thurlestone Wembury, West Alvington, West Charleton, Wotter, Wrangaton. 2 Bere Ferrers, Broadwoodkelly, Buckland Monachorum, Crapstone, Figure 5.8 (amended) No of Villages list ed in each Combined total category Folly Gate, Grenofen 1 Inwardleigh, Monkokehampton, Stowford, Sydenham Damerell TOTAL NO. OF DWELLINGS 1,030 Note: 1 Villages in bold red have been proposed by the JLP Councils to be added to Table 5.8 since Submission of the JLP. 2 Villages highlighted in yellow and double strikeout have been proposed by the JLP Councils to be deleted from Table 5.8 since Submission of the JLP. JLP Councils 23 March 2018 .

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