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Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options
STRATEGY
Representation ID: 59466
Received: 10/12/2021
Respondent: Shepreth Parish Council
Vision and Objectives
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) is supportive of the vision and aims of the plan. The assumptions that underlie the supporting evidence are reasonable. It is good to see that rural identity, sustainability, infrastructure and water are all issues of significance.
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) is supportive of the vision and aims of the plan. The assumptions that underlie the supporting evidence are reasonable. It is good to see that rural identity, sustainability, infrastructure and water are all issues of significance.
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S/SH: Settlement hierarchy
Representation ID: 59468
Received: 10/12/2021
Respondent: Shepreth Parish Council
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) supports the retention of Shepreth as an “Infill” village. Some of the (now rejected) submitted sites would have overwhelmed the village and its infrastructure. It is hoped that any pushback from developers will be resisted.
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) supports the retention of Shepreth as an “Infill” village. Some of the (now rejected) submitted sites would have overwhelmed the village and its infrastructure. It is hoped that any pushback from developers will be resisted.
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Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options
The city of Cambridge
Representation ID: 59469
Received: 10/12/2021
Respondent: Shepreth Parish Council
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) generally supports the development of sustainable brownfield sites in and around NE Cambridge, believing these will have the necessary infrastructure and a lower carbon footprint.
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) generally supports the development of sustainable brownfield sites in and around NE Cambridge, believing these will have the necessary infrastructure and a lower carbon footprint.
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How much development and where?
Representation ID: 59470
Received: 10/12/2021
Respondent: Shepreth Parish Council
The 11,600 incremental homes over 20 years appears reasonable, given 37k odd are already in the pipeline. Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) supports the proposed dispersal strategy, as it preserves rural character and identity and promotes sustainability.
The 11,600 incremental homes over 20 years appears reasonable, given 37k odd are already in the pipeline. Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) supports the proposed dispersal strategy, as it preserves rural character and identity and promotes sustainability.
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The edge of Cambridge
Representation ID: 59471
Received: 10/12/2021
Respondent: Shepreth Parish Council
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) supports the development of Bourn Airfield but would wish to minimise any encroachment on Green Belt.
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) supports the development of Bourn Airfield but would wish to minimise any encroachment on Green Belt.
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New settlements
Representation ID: 59472
Received: 10/12/2021
Respondent: Shepreth Parish Council
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) supports the expansion of Cambourne, especially given the new EWR station, and Northstowe.
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) supports the expansion of Cambourne, especially given the new EWR station, and Northstowe.
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The rural southern cluster
Representation ID: 59473
Received: 10/12/2021
Respondent: Shepreth Parish Council
Whilst wishing to support growth at the Biomedical campus, Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) urges that care be taken to protect the villages from disproportionate development.
Whilst wishing to support growth at the Biomedical campus, Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) urges that care be taken to protect the villages from disproportionate development.
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Rest of the rural area
Representation ID: 59474
Received: 10/12/2021
Respondent: Shepreth Parish Council
Shepreth Parish Council supports the strategy. Preservation of the rural character and identity of the villages is important. Village development has the highest carbon footprint and should be avoided.
Shepreth Parish Council supports the strategy. Preservation of the rural character and identity of the villages is important. Village development has the highest carbon footprint and should be avoided.
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Climate change
Representation ID: 59477
Received: 10/12/2021
Respondent: Shepreth Parish Council
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) is pleased to see sustainability at the heart of the local plan. Water supply and overburdened infrastructure have been ignored for too long.
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) is pleased to see sustainability at the heart of the local plan. Water supply and overburdened infrastructure have been ignored for too long.
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CC/NZ: Net zero carbon new buildings
Representation ID: 59478
Received: 10/12/2021
Respondent: Shepreth Parish Council
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) notes that transport carbon is more of a problem than building carbon. The latest construction technologies should be enshrined in planning and building regulation.
Shepreth Parish Council (SPC) notes that transport carbon is more of a problem than building carbon. The latest construction technologies should be enshrined in planning and building regulation.
