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Representations on BMSDC Joint Local Plan Consultation Document (Interactive) - SS0820 - Land west of Church Lane,
SUPPORT D. E. Baker & Son represented by CODE Development Planners (Miss Helen Adcock)
Summary:
I write to confirm that site SS0820 is deliverable within the NPPFs definition and is a sustainable site which can achieve the delivery of other community benefits in addition to new homes.
Subject to the number of new homes considered through the Joint Local Plan process to be appropriate for Bentley, the site could be expanded to the west towards the existing playing field whilst still reflecting the settlement pattern of the village.
OBJECT Nina Whale
Summary:
Much work and infrastructure improvements would be required to make this or the other Bentley site proposal suitable for the number of houses proposed. It would see issues with
issues with traffic, support resources, the school, local businesses including farming, as well as plants, wildlife and residents parking.
OBJECT Mr colin Hawes
Summary:
My objection and representation to the proposal for this site is the same as that I submitted for the housing proposal at the other site.
OBJECT Mrs Paula Lloyd
Summary:
We already have 20 houses planned to be built in our village and this is enough to change the village. We have 330 houses in Bentley and another 20 should completely cover our need. We had a survey done in our village and it was proved that we need roughly 6-8 houses therefore 20 is plenty. You would need to add street lights,paths,doctors and a school as ours is full not forgetting sufficient drainage and much more which we do not have at the moment.also not forgetting woodland and you would be affecting our village environment.
OBJECT Mr David Jenkins
Summary:
The site has had a previous planning application rejected as access would be very difficult. Now the plan proposes to triple the number of dwellings. Also there is a risk of damage to many large mature trees.
OBJECT mr bruce pickess
Summary:
Proposed 30 to 40 houses. Impact and burden upon already stretched resources Policing, Fire service, Gas, Electricity supplies etc. These proposals are not widely known to Bentley parishioners who, might not be able to attend meetings, or have Internet access. Bentley has been identified as being unsustainable and nothing has significantly changed to make it sustainable. This proposed new development will significantly change the village's character. The scale of this and proposed development (SS0395) is totally disproportionate to the size of the village. Site access via Church Road, extra traffic on traffic calmed road, severe lack of safe footpaths
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