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to residents at exhibitions and meetings, and these views have helped to shape the policies in in policies the shape to helped have views these and meetings, and exhibitions at residents to

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the environment, town centres and transport. If we have no plan then we will lose local control control local lose will we then plan no have we If transport. and centres town environment, the

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opinions and ideas about how best to plan the area. The Options for for Options The area. the plan to best how about ideas and opinions

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address, and their views on policy options for addressing the issues. the addressing for options policy on views their and address,

main issues facing Christchurch and East Dorset which the Core Strategy should should Strategy Core the which Dorset East and Christchurch facing issues main

stage. We asked the public to confirm what they felt to be the the be to felt they what confirm to public the asked We stage. Consideration”

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This document is being prepared for the third round of public consultation. The The consultation. public of round third the for prepared being is document This

to manage the future growth and development in East Dorset East in development and growth future the manage to Council to consider our new Local Plan, which sets out a strategy for how how for strategy a out sets which Plan, Local new our consider to Council

East Dorset District Council is working jointly with Christchurch Borough Borough Christchurch with jointly working is Council District Dorset East 2nd April - 25th June 2012

The Pre-Submission Proposals - Verwood Policy VTSW4 - North Western Verwood New Neighbourhood The Pre-Submission Proposals - St Leonards Hospital 230 homes - (Minimum of 50% affordable) St Leonards Hospital is retained as a Major Developed site in the Green Belt. The options for Verwood consider the Town Centre, the provision of a new Upper School near to Emmanuel School, and two areas of new housing in the town. The site proposed • The site is close to an existing school and the town centre facilities. south of Manor Road in the last Consultation (2010/11) is not under consideration this time. • Significant areas of open space will be provided to support the development and divert Policy VTSW7 - St Leonards Hospital Major Developed Site in the Green Belt residents from nearby heathland. This form has two parts - Part A - Personal details, and Part B - Your representation(s). Additionally, two areas of land are proposed to have their Green Belt boundaries amended. The land is identified as a Major Developed Site in the Green Belt • Dedicated pedestrian and cycle links will be provided to link into the existing networks. Please fill in a separate sheet (Part B) for each representation you wish to make. Policy VTSW1 - Verwood Town Centre • Vehicular access will be from Edmondsham Road. • St Leonards Hospital is a large development in the Green Belt that is subject to the demands for change. Part A - Personal details A Vision for Verwood • Planning permission has been granted for the development of a care village on part of the land, Policy VTSW5 - North Eastern Verwood New Neighbourhood but it has not been implemented, as it has proved unattractive to the development industry. 1. Personal details 2. Agent’s details (if applicable) • To support a range of retail uses, services, cafes, restaurants and cultural facilities to enhance • Further opportunities are likely to be investigated by the land owner. the vitality and viability of the town centre. • 50 homes - (Minimum of 50% affordable) Title • The retail offer will be enhanced and improved, to provide more small and medium sized • Approximately 50% of the site will be informal open space with a children’s play area. First name shops. • Dedicated pedestrian and cycle links will be provided to link into the existing networks. St Leonards Hospital • The townscape quality of the town will continue to be enhanced to create a safe, high quality • Vehicular access will be from Ringwood Road. What you said: Our Response: Last name and attractive environment, to encourage a vibrant centre attractive to shoppers. • Support for the site to be used for general • Although planning permission has been • To support mixed uses of residential, commercial and retail. Verwood - Housing purpose housing or employment. granted for a care village on part of the Job title • To support the introduction of traffic management around the town to reduce pedestrian land, it has not been implemented, as it What you said: Our Response: • I prefer the current planning permission for conflict and congestion. a care village. has proved unattractive to the development Organisation • We are in desperate need of more • The proposals for Verwood offer residential • To support high quality design in good quality materials, to reflect the local character of the centre. • Nature conservation interests need to be industry. affordable housing. development in close proximity to the • The Town Centre boundary will be the focus for town centre uses. taken into account when deciding what • It is not considered appropriate to specify Address existing facilities within the town of • The proportion of affordable housing is too type and form of development should be the type of development that could take Verwood in a sustainable location. high. allowed on the site. place on the site as this would remove Verwood - Town Centre Facilities Affordable housing needs cannot be met • New homes should be for local people. • A preference for housing development flexibility to respond to changing market What you said: Our Response: • Provide limited affordable and social by just building in the urban areas, so circumstances. we propose small changes to the Green ahead of employment. • The old village centre of Verwood can never • Verwood has received significant investment housing locally, but not more executive • It is considered that general policies relating Belt boundaries to provide for additional serve as a Town Centre. It does not have in recent years in the historic town centre homes. to nature conservation can ensure that opportunities. any scope to expand into a retail centre. at Ferrett Green and at Bakers Farm. The • The area cannot sustain this quantity of new any redevelopment at the site will protect Phone no. • Most residents agree that a vibrant town Town Centre has undergone recent changes homes. • The proposed new neighbourhoods provide wildlife interests. centre does not exist, and maybe never will. which take time to mature, and these are the opportunity to produce a sustainable • More sheltered housing for the elderly is form of development which can reduce • The units in the centre are mainly services now being realised. E-mail needed. the need to travel by car and which will be which are best suited to this area which • The Morrisons supermarket site is perceived The Pre-Submission Proposals - West Moors integrated into the existing urban fabric does not need to attract any more hustle as a rival Town Centre. The Town Centre of the town, with good pedestrian and and bustle. provides a wide range of services and In West Moors, land at Blackfield Farm is considered, as is a Vision for the village centre. Part B - Please use a separate sheet for each representation cycle links to the urban area, schools and • With the proposed expansion of Morrison’s facilities beyond the scope of Morrison’s. facilities. 3. To which part of the document does this representation relate? it seems likely this will over time become the We need to plan effectively for both Policy VTWS8 - Blackfield Farm Green Belt Boundaries, West Moors overall centre, with only one shop. locations to complement each other and Verwood - Traffic Policy (eg. WMC1): Paragraph: Map number: • Verwood needs more infrastructure before meet the needs of the community. The land will be included in the Urban Area expansion - cinema, swimming pool, more • The Morrison’s site will see an expanded What you said: Our Response: supermarket and will remain a secondary • Originally excluded from the Green Belt and the built up urban area, this site was left to allow 4. Do you consider the document is: (please tick) shops, larger supermarket, petrol station, • The roads in and out of Verwood would not • Both the Highways Agency and Dorset for housing development. new upper school and more doctors. shopping district to the main Town Centre. withstand extra cars. County Council support the development • However, the site now lies within 400m of heathland so is incapable of housing development, Legally compliant: Yes No Sound*: Yes No • The Town Centre boundary as proposed proposals to the north of Verwood, • More needs to be done to encourage but could be developed for an alternative use, such as a care home. *The considerations in relation to the document being ‘Sound’ are explained in Planning is already complete; there is no room for being accessible to the A31 and to public children to walk to school. • The site will remain included in the urban area. Policy Statement 12 in paragraphs 4.36 - 4.47, 4.51 and 5.52 and the boxed text. If you have further quality development, or room for transport. • More serious effort needs to be put into entered No to 4.(2), please continue to Q5. In all other circumstances, please go to Q6. more car parking. reducing the necessity of relying on car • Better bus services are being investigated • Provide allotments. travel. with the bus providers. Blackfield Farm Green Belt Boundaries, West Moors 5. Do you consider the document is unsound because it is not: (please tick) • Public transport is woefully inadequate • DCC traffic surveys have shown there is no What you said: Our Response: Justified: Effective: Consistent with national policy: Policy VTSW2 - South of Howe Lane Education Allocation, Verwood • Continued development in Verwood will need for a West Moors bypass. • Blackfield Lane’s road surface is too poor to • For the inclusion of land within the Green progressively increase the demand for a by- accommodate further development. Belt it is necessary to show that there is no 6. Please give details of why you consider the document is not legally compliant or is New Upper School pass for West Moors. • Power lines cross the site. need for the land to be developed and it is unsound. Please be as precise as possible. If you wish to support the legal compliance or • The proposed additional housing and incapable of development. soundness of the document, please also use this box to set out your comments. • To enable local children to attend a local Upper School. • Development would be acceptable if it was employment areas will increase the traffic • To encourage more children to walk or cycle to school. a care home. • Although this site is next to internationally problems at Ringwood. protected heathland it is clear that there is • Springfield Distributor Road will be provided in conjunction with this proposal. • The site is next to the Defence Fuel Depot, potential for its use as a care home, which so it would not be a safe location for would be acceptable to Natural England. Verwood - New Upper School development. Policy VTSW6 - Woolsbridge Employment Allocation, Three Legged Cross • Advice from Dorset County Council is that What you said: Our Response: • The site is subject to flooding and next to there is a need for care home provision in internationally protected heathland. There • The new Upper School should be built • The provision of a new Upper School in 9.7 hectares of additional the area. As a consequence there are no should be no harm to the heaths. before the houses are developed. Verwood would mean local children no employment land exceptional circumstances that mean this • It’s about time we had a Upper School for longer have to travel outside the town for • The site adjoins Woolsbridge land should be included in the Green Belt. our local children in Verwood. their education. The site proposed is already Industrial Estate with close links • I have mixed feelings about the Upper owned by Dorset County Council and has to the A31 and the highway Policy VTWS9 - West Moors District Centre School. There are so many reasons why been allocated for educational use for some network. years. The County Council would like to schools should be local, but access to Howe • The development would include A Vision for West Moors 7. Please set out what change(s) you consider necessary to make the document legally Lane is not good. proceed with the provision of a new Upper the provision of B1 (Office and • To support a range of compliant or sound, having regard to the test you have identified at 5 above where • A Upper School needs to be around the School at Howe Lane and will continue to this relates to soundness. You will need to say why this change will make the document investigate when and how to provide this. Light Industrial), B2 (General retail uses, services, cafes, Potterne Park area or in North Verwood. Industrial) and B8 (Warehousing legally compliant or sound. It will be helpful if you are able to put forward your suggested • The County Council will continue to provide restaurants and cultural • Access to the existing schools is already and Distribution) employment facilities to enhance the revised wording of any policy or text. Please be as precise as possible. difficult. safe routes to encourage children to walk to uses. school and to be less reliant on the car. vitality and viability of the • More school traffic will make matters much • Need for a comprehensive centre. worse for us residents. • The Springfield Distributor Road will be provided to support the school proposal. development plan for the site. • The townscape quality of • Need to upgrade Springfield Road and • Improvements to public transport the town will continue Howe Lane first. to serve the site and the need for to be enhanced to create a Travel Plan. a safe, high quality and attractive environment, to Policy VTSW3 - Coopers Lane and Doe’s Lane, Green Belt Boundaries, Verwood • A Wildlife Strategy to ensure no improve safe movement. harm to the nearby The Green Belt boundary will be redrawn • To support mixed uses of Moors River SSSI nature Moorlands Road conservation interest. residential, commercial • The sites at Cooper’s Lane and Doe’s Lane were safeguarded for housing development in the and retail. previous Local Plan. Both sites now fall within 400m of internationally protected heathland, so • Landscaped buffers alongside the • To support the are unable to be developed for housing. countryside edges of the site. introduction of traffic Please note your representation should cover succinctly all the information, evidence • Land at Doe’s Lane should be included in the Green Belt. management measures Station Road and supporting information necessary to support/justify the representation and the • The northern part of Coopers Lane should be included in the Green Belt, and the southern in Station Road to reduce suggested change, as there will not normally be a subsequent opportunity to make further part in the Urban Area. pedestrian conflict and representations based on the original representation at publication stage. After this stage, congestion. Woolsbridge Industrial Estate, Three Legged Cross further submissions will be only at the request of the Inspector, based on the matters and Verwood - Environment • The District Centre issues he/she identifies for examination. What you said: Our Response: What you said: Our Response: boundary will be the 8. If your representation is seeking a change, do you consider it necessary to participate • The risk of flooding is a significant issue to • This site provides the opportunity to focus for district centre • Development will destroy the valued • The removal of the proposed sites from the at the oral part of the examination with the Government Inspector? (please tick) overcome. help meet the needs for additional uses. landscape. Green Belt would cause minimal harm as • The Verwood and Three Cross area employment opportunities within the • Support proposals for potential Suitable it would not cause coalescence with other No, I do not wish to participate Yes, I wish to participate at desperately needs new businesses providing District, as identified in the South East Alternative Greenspaces being a real settlements and a new strong boundary can at the oral examination the oral examination jobs locally. Dorset Workspace Strategy Update 2012. increase in terms of accessible areas and be identified. West Moors - Town Centre Facilities • The proposal could be detrimental to It represents an extension to the existing 9. If you wish to participate at the oral part of the examination with the Government biodiversity. • The sites provide the opportunity to produce What you said: Our Response: adjoining protected heathland sites and the Woolsbridge industrial Estate in a location • Encroachment of the Green Belt. a sustainable form of development which Inspector, please outline why you consider this to be necessary: water environment of the Moors River. close to the urban centres of Verwood, • Full support for West Moors to remain a • Town and District Centres are the heart • Concern about the visual impact on both can reduce the need to travel by car and • Concern about the impact of traffic on Three Legged Cross and St Leonards, District Centre in East Dorset. of the community, and planning policies the natural and historic landscape. which will be integrated into the existing Woolsbridge and Horton Roads. although it currently has limited public • I support the Vision for West Moors. should seek to support their vitality and • No Green Belt land should be allowed to be urban fabric of the town. transport access to the site. A travel plan to viability. • This option is an extension of an existing site built on. • Natural England have responded positively address this will be required. and appears appropriate. • We shall continue to support West Moors • Need to retain green space between to the development options and support • A pre-requisite of any development of the provision of extensive areas of parkland, District Centre by encouraging good Verwood and Three Legged Cross. the site would need to be a package quality development proposals, and by Suitable Alternative Greenspaces and green of mitigation measures to ensure the infrastructure, to help increase the value offering a range of goods and services for development did not have an adverse the community. of biodiversity and publicly accessible open impact on the Moors River SSSI. Please note the Inspector will determine the most appropriate procedure to adopt to hear those who have space. • We shall continue to monitor traffic in indicated that they wish to participate at the oral part of the examination. • Additional land in Verwood will be included Station Road to alleviate pedestrian and in the Green Belt at Cooper’s Lane and vehicular conflict. Doe’s Lane. Signature: Date: