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Draft Local Plan - Supplementary Consultation

Local Housing Need

Representation ID: 8072

Received: 13/03/2019

Respondent: Bromsgrove District Council

Representation Summary:

Concerns remain over lack of clear justification for commitment to provide for 2,000 dwellings towards wider HMA needs. Figure not agreed by HMA authorities and is not a firm basis for development strategy and site allocations. This is a fundamental issue that will need to be addressed in Statement of Common Ground, have the support of HMA authorities and be based on an apportionment methodology. Addressing this at Submission stage is too late in process as this will have significant implications for the development strategy, and knock on effects for neighbouring areas. Urge progression of Statement of Common Ground.

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BDC has read the Supplementary Consultation (January 2019) with interest and wishes to comment on the parts of the draft plan that are relevant to the district and the wider Greater Birmingham Housing Market Area (GBHMA).

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Draft Local Plan - Supplementary Consultation

Question 11 - Infrastructure Requirements at Blythe

Representation ID: 10304

Received: 13/03/2019

Respondent: Bromsgrove District Council

Representation Summary:

Reiterate concerns about potential cumulative impacts of growth on Bromsgrove DC and Wythall and Hollywood in particular. Plan recognises poor public transport links between settlements, and public transport/highway capacity improvements must be provided. Concern relating to potential impact on other infrastructure, eg schools/medical services within settlements in Bromsgrove. Little that addresses concerns and great deal of evidence based work still required regarding infrastructure. Should be addressed through Statement of Common Ground.

Full text:

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BDC has read the Supplementary Consultation (January 2019) with interest and wishes to comment on the parts of the draft plan that are relevant to the district and the wider Greater Birmingham Housing Market Area (GBHMA).

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