Greater Cambridge Local Plan Issues & Options 2020
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New searchLand at Branch Road and Long Road, Comberton
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Agricultural Land
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Historic Planning history - see promotional document (Below information is taken from promotional document) Two outline planning applications for the residential development of the site were refused in February 1970 (ref. C/0839/70/O) and January 1969 (ref. C/0757/68/O). These two applications clearly have little relevance to the present proposals for the development of the site. A recent full planning application for four large, two-storey dwelling houses on land to the north of 69 Long Road was refused in March 2019 (ref. S/0058/19/FL). This refusal principally related to the fact that the dwellings would be located outside the development framework, within the Green Belt and no special circumstances were provided. The design of the dwelling houses was also a reason for refusal. In 2012 the site was submitted as part of the call for sites process and was consulted upon by the Council through its Issues and Options for delivery of new homes across the District. The site did not progress any further due to concerns that the site forms part of the Green Belt and was not considered to relate well to the amenities of the village. Concerns were also expressed about the accessibility of the site for pedestrians and cyclists.
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An indicative concept plan has been provided as part of the call for sites document submitted with these representations. This shows that the site can deliver a high quality, landscape-led scheme for new homes in a sustainable, well connected location.
New homes in a sustainable location with good pedestrian, cycle and public transport connectivity with the village and nearby employment sites.
Between 120 to 130 dwellings based on a design led approach. See attached promotional document for more details.
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The site is presently in an agricultural use and is available for development once any crops on the land have been harvested
The land owner has been approached by other developers due to the popularity of Comberton as a location for new homes
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2023
2026
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See attached promotional document