Local Plan to 2030 Regulation 19 - Publication June 2016
List Comments
15 comments.
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Tenterden Town Council (Philip… | 11 Aug 2016 | Local Plan to 2030 - Publication Draft TOPIC POLICIES SECTION E - COMMUNITY FACILITIES Sport, Recreation and Play Content
COM2 - "Evolving wish lists" from communities and councils to be implemented wherever practicable.
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Kent Countryside Access Forum… | 10 Aug 2016 | Local Plan to 2030 - Publication Draft TOPIC POLICIES SECTION E - COMMUNITY FACILITIES Sport, Recreation and Play Content
This is sent on behalf of the Kent Countryside Access Forum (KCAF), and lays out the Forum's response to the proposals in the Ashford Local Plan.
The KCAF is a statutory, independent body made up of volunteers from the local community who represent landowners and land managers (both public and private); countryside access users, such as walkers, cyclists, horse riders, carriage drivers, motorized vehicle users and other with countryside access interests. The purpose of the KCAF is to advise KCC
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Theresa Trussell | 10 Aug 2016 | Local Plan to 2030 - Publication Draft TOPIC POLICIES SECTION E - COMMUNITY FACILITIES Sport, Recreation and Play Content
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the above application.
In order to support the Government initiative to improve health and wellbeing across the population it will be important to cater for a range of outdoor activities including horse riding and carriage driving. To this end new off-road paths and routes should, where at all possible and practical, be designed for a range of users. This is of particular importance in Kent where the proportion of the network available to equestrians
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Bellway Homes Ltd (Kent) (Unknown) | 10 Aug 2016 | Local Plan to 2030 - Publication Draft TOPIC POLICIES SECTION E - COMMUNITY FACILITIES Sport, Recreation and Play Content
Policy COM2: Recreation, Sport, Play and Open Spaces
3.34 The Policy as currently worded and the supporting text provide conflicting advice in requiring
developments to both 'utilise' the Sports England Calculator and comply with the standards set
out within the Green Spaces and Water SPD (GSW SPD) where practical.
3.35 There is no assessment of how the calculator works in conjunction with the GSW SPD and
whether this already duplicates some of the Sport England Calculator's outputs. Its us
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MARGERY THOMAS | 10 Aug 2016 | Local Plan to 2030 - Publication Draft TOPIC POLICIES SECTION E - COMMUNITY FACILITIES Sport, Recreation and Play Content
5.441 Sandyhurst Lane is unsound because there is no provision to mitigate noise, light pollution, increased traffic and parking, anti-social trading hours affectng residents in Sandyhurst Lane
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British Horse Society South &… | 10 Aug 2016 | Local Plan to 2030 - Publication Draft TOPIC POLICIES SECTION E - COMMUNITY FACILITIES Sport, Recreation and Play Content
Obviously there needs to be a Local Plan, unfortunately any proposals always seem to result in the derogation of the countryside especially surrounding Ashford. In recent years we have been bombarded with planning applications on green field sites affecting many Rights of Ways in Ashford. Unfortunately in Ashford and the surrounding areas we are seriously lacking in safe off-road routes for equestrians, this is either because many of the routes have not been recorded as bridleways on the definit
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Alan Vaughan | 10 Aug 2016 | Local Plan to 2030 - Publication Draft TOPIC POLICIES SECTION E - COMMUNITY FACILITIES Sport, Recreation and Play Content
please see comments below - this formatting is far too advanced for the average citizen and is NOT user-friendly!!!
The Boughton Aluph and Eastwell Resident's Association agrees with the Sandyhurst Lane Residents Assiciation Representation on Policy COM2 - Recreation, Sport, Play and Open Spaces
that:
Para 5.441 refers to the site in Sandyhurst Lane already offering social, community and
sports provision. We take this to be Sandyacres. Para 5.441 also includes "New provision is
proposed which c
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Persimmon Homes and Taylor Wim… | 10 Aug 2016 | Local Plan to 2030 - Publication Draft TOPIC POLICIES SECTION E - COMMUNITY FACILITIES Sport, Recreation and Play Content
Policy COM2: Recreation, Sport, Play and Open Spaces
5.42 The Policy as currently worded and the supporting text provide conflicting advice in requiring
developments to both 'utilise' the Sports England Calculator and comply with the standards set
out within the Green Spaces and Water SPD (GSW SPD) where practical.
5.43 The GSW SPD is based on an assessment of the Borough Council's open space needs and
provides a detailed breakdown of open space requirements by type depending on the size of
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Crest Strategic Projects (Unkown) | 10 Aug 2016 | Local Plan to 2030 - Publication Draft TOPIC POLICIES SECTION E - COMMUNITY FACILITIES Sport, Recreation and Play Content
Paragraph 5.439
CSP objects to the wording of this paragraph as currently it states that the existing Finberry development is aiming to provide a 3G state of the art sports pitch, which will be supported by a mulit-use pay area, a community building with indoor sports and changing facilities.
Whilst the MUGA and the community are requirements of the S.106 of the existing development at Finberry, there is also a requirement to provide a sports pitch, but the existing S.106 does not provide for
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Brett Aggregates Ltd (Mick Drury) | 09 Aug 2016 | Local Plan to 2030 - Publication Draft TOPIC POLICIES SECTION E - COMMUNITY FACILITIES Sport, Recreation and Play Content
Summary
11. We object to the blanket approach of this policy to the overall Conningbrook Lakes area. Significant portions of this area towards the Willesborough Road frontage of the site have the potential for residential, quasi--‐residential and commercial development, whilst leaving large areas for leisure and sports--‐ related activities. We request an amendment to the plan to include a dedicated policy and a new allocation S19a (Conningbrook H3) to identify this for a residential--‐led deve
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