Draft Local Plan - Supplementary Consultation

Object

Representation ID: 7603

Received: 11/03/2019

Respondent: Solihull Ratepayers Association

Do not support the change of unit measure policy
Members supported the retention of the existing unit system as well established and easily understood, it was also felt the present 40% affordable policy was at the very top end of the scale with concern expressed at the level of cross subsidy from market housing falling especially heavily on younger and first time buyers rather than general taxation

Object

Representation ID: 7604

Received: 11/03/2019

Respondent: Solihull Ratepayers Association

Do not support the change of unit measure policy
Members supported the retention of the existing unit system as well established and easily understood, it was also felt the present 40% affordable policy was at the very top end of the scale with concern expressed at the level of cross subsidy from market housing falling especially heavily on younger and first time buyers rather than general taxation

Object

Representation ID: 7605

Received: 11/03/2019

Respondent: Solihull Ratepayers Association

Do not support the change of unit measure policy
Members supported the retention of the existing unit system as well established and easily understood, it was also felt the present 40% affordable policy was at the very top end of the scale with concern expressed at the level of cross subsidy from market housing falling especially heavily on younger and first time buyers rather than general taxation

Support

Representation ID: 9892

Received: 11/03/2019

Respondent: Solihull Ratepayers Association

Support all being included.
On site specifics members felt Land at Mount Dairy Farm should be subject to careful checking as to flood risk. Land at Tilehouse Lane, Whitlocks End was strongly supported for inclusion.