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Cambridge Northern Fringe East AAP - Issues and Options
Question 45
Representation ID: 30295
Received: 02/02/2015
Respondent: Turnstone Estates Limited
Agent: Carter Jonas
Turnstone does not consider that there is any need for the AAP to become an overly weighty document, but there would be justification for an Appendix which might list all of the policies in the adopted Local Plan (which is assumed it will be by that date), and to which regard will need to be had when individual applications are made for development within the CNFE area.
Turnstone does not consider that there is any need for the AAP to become an overly weighty document, but there would be justification for an Appendix which might list all of the policies in the adopted Local Plan (which is assumed it will be by that date), and to which regard will need to be had when individual applications are made for development within the CNFE area.
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Cambridge Northern Fringe East AAP - Issues and Options
Question 46
Representation ID: 30296
Received: 02/02/2015
Respondent: Turnstone Estates Limited
Agent: Carter Jonas
Turnstone considers that the Council's general approach to infrastructure is broadly sound, and recognises the possibility of the need for the relocation of the aggregates rail head and the retention of the Water Recycling Centre (WRC), at least in part. Turnstone however believes that, should scope exist, then a relocation of the aggregates rail head away from the CNFE area would be desirable, and should not be ruled out.
Turnstone considers that the Council's general approach to infrastructure is broadly sound, and recognises the possibility of the need for the relocation of the aggregates rail head and the retention of the Water Recycling Centre (WRC), at least in part. Turnstone however believes that, should scope exist, then a relocation of the aggregates rail head away from the CNFE area would be desirable, and should not be ruled out.
