Regulation 18 Draft Local Plan

Object

Representation ID: 612

Received: 29/03/2024

Respondent: Thurlby Parish Council

“The built environment is suitably prepared for hotter temperatures and impacts of disruptive weather”. This paragraph must be taken into account with future large development in Thurlby. The sewerage system cannot cope with current housing developments. Flooding issues in Thurlby and Northorpe during heavy rain with no way to discharge rainwater/stormwater. The vision has been amended to strengthen council’s commitment to climate change but has not been taken account with proposals in Thurlby. Proposals in Thurlby do not comply with SK Vision. The local plan should deliver sustainable growth where the infrastructure is in place to support it. This is not the case in Thurlby.

Support

Representation ID: 613

Received: 29/03/2024

Respondent: Thurlby Parish Council

Paragraph 6.11 infrastructure capacity issues apply to Thurlby so any new development planning applications should address the impact on the infrastructure and provision made to improve them before development starts…… Good.

Object

Representation ID: 614

Received: 29/03/2024

Respondent: Thurlby Parish Council

12.95 needs amending The village hall on the east of the A15 is the church hall. Primary School should be an academy primary school. There is no pre-school (it closed). There is a Methodist church hall. There is no social club. There is a community hall with sports fields and children’s play equipment and adult external exercise equipment.

Support

Representation ID: 616

Received: 29/03/2024

Respondent: Thurlby Parish Council

50 houses are manageable on this land as long as the infrastructure is improved and access is not off the High Street but from the main A15 or Park road.
a, Access should not be sought from the A15, change to access should be from the A15 and not from the High Street. Pedestrian links only onto the High Street.
There is flooding of this land from the drain on the southern boundary during heavy rain fall.
The proposed areas of development within Thurlby does not comply with any of the four parts a, b, c, d of SP3.
The proposed areas of development within Thurlby does not comply with any of the four parts of SP4.

Object

Representation ID: 617

Received: 29/03/2024

Respondent: Thurlby Parish Council

Why Assumed Density :30 dwellings per hectare and not approximate density 25 dwellings per hectare as in above Elm Farm? Include no vehicle access from the High Street, only pedestrian. The site shown is in a very low area of ground with risk of flooding from the drain on the southern boundary. Situated on a narrow road into the open countryside beyond the existing built houses boundary of the village. The development will be very close to the historic land know as The Pingle as well close to an SSSI site, Dole Wood. This site is not suitable for a development of 86 dwellings.