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ACS Response to Bradford’s Core Strategy Partial Review July 2019

Click the link below to view the whole of Bradford’s Core strategy Partial Revue

Bradford Core Strategy Partial Review PO

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 1 (page 12)

CSPR Preferred Options Reply Q01 p1 Form July 2019 Plan Period

CSPR Preferred Options Reply Q01 p3 Form_A&B_AEGResponses_SC2 (1)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 2 (page 22)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q2 p22 Form_PART B_July 2019 SC1

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 4 (page 29)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q4 p29 Form_PART B_July 2019 SC5

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 5 (page 33)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q5 p5 Form_B_AEGResponses_SC6 (1)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 6 (page 41)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q6 p41 Form_PART B_July 2019 SC7 (1)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 8 (page 51)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q8 p41 Form_PART B_July 2019 SC10

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 13 (page 70)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q12 p12 Form_B_AEGResponse_WD1 (1)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 13 (page 73)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q13 p73 Form_PART B_July 2019 WD1 (1)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 14 (page 74)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q14 p74 Form_PART B_July 2019 WD2

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 26 (page 133)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q26 p133 Form_PART B_July 2019 HO1 (1)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 27 (page 138)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q27 p138 Form_PART B_July 2019 HO2 (2)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 28 (page 154)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q28 p154 Form_PART B_July 2019 HO3 (1)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 29 (page 157)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q29 p157 Form_PART B_July 2019 HO4 (1)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 30 (page 159)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q30 p159 Form_PART B_July 2019 HO5

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 31 (page 161)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q31 p161 Form_PART B_July 2019 HO6

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 32 (page 164)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q32 p164 Form_PART B_July 2019 HO8

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 33 (page 167)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q33 p167 Form_PART B_July 2019 HO9

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 34 (page 170)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q34 p34 Form_PART B_ July 2019 HO11 (1)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 36 (page 184)

CSPR Preferred Options Reply Q36 p36 Form_B_AEGResponse_EN2a (2)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 37 (page 186)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q37 p37 Form_B_AEGResponse_EN2a (2)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 38 (page 189)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q38 p37 Form_B_AEGResponse_EN2a (2)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 39 (page 191)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q39 p39 Form_B_AEGResponse_EN6 (1)

Click the link below to view ACS reply to Consultation Question no. 40 (page 196)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q40 p40 Form_B_AEGResponse_EN7 (1)

CSPR Preferred Options_Reply Q40 p40 Form_B_AEGResponse_EN8 (1)

Neighbourhood Plan: Update February 2019

Bradford Council’s consultation on Addingham’s draft Neighbourhood  Development Plan closed on 16 January. The Council will collate comments received. The Neighbourhood Plan Review Group will be meeting on 12 February and hopes to have Bradford Council’s report on the consultation by then. The next step in the process will be for Bradford to appoint an independent planning inspector to review the plan, before it goes to referendum.

In the meantime Bradford Council is currently consulting on plans for a ‘Partial Review’ of the district wide development plan’s ‘Core Strategy’. The Core Strategy, which sets out planning policy until 2030 was adopted in July 2017, but the Council says key policies need to be reviewed now as there have been changes in the government’s national planning policy together with local policy. The review will focus on three areas re-assessing housing requirements and numbers; employment needs and land requirement and re-assessing the case for release of land from the Green Belt and changing Green Belt boundaries.
 
The Council term this a ‘scoping’ consultation setting out what will be reviewed and the technical assessments which will be carried out. The closing date for comments is 22 February at 5 pm. The documents and comment form can be found on Bradford’s website:

https://bradford.moderngov.co.uk/mgConsultationDisplay.aspx?ID=173&utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery

The Society’s response to the latest Regulation 16 Consultation

4 Springfield Mount     

Addingham

Ilkley     

West Yorkshire

LS29 0JB

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Private and Confidential.

Planning Department

Bradford Metropolitan District Council

Jacob’s Well

Nelson Street

Bradford BD1 5RW

Date: 4^th of January 2019.

For the attention of Andrew Marshall Planning and Transport Strategy Manager.

Dear Mr Marshall

Re: Bradford Council Regulation 16 Consultation for Addingham’s Draft Neighbourhood Plan.

Addingham Civic Society is a thriving, and active Village organisation with 400 members. It is an important voice in the Village. The Board of Trustees of the Society wish to make the following comments:

1. We strongly support the plan’s vision, objectives and policies for the village and surrounding countryside.

2. Addingham is located in an environmentally sensitive part of the Wharfe Valley. It adjoins the Nidderdale AONB and is less than a kilometre from the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The River Wharfe green infrastructure corridor runs through the Parish on the northern boundary of the village, and virtually all of the Parish is within the 2.5km foraging habitat protection zone for the South Pennine Moors or the North Pennine Moors Special Protection Area, qualifying species. The quality and character of the landscape setting is strongly evidenced in the Landscape Character Assessment of the Neighbourhood Plan Area commissioned by our Parish Council. The Parish also has a significant number of built heritage assets, with a large Conservation Area.

3. We also strongly support the Local Green Space Designations in Policy ANDP11. The preferred options plan community consultation demonstrated overwhelming support for this policy, which was based on detailed assessments against NPPF criteria of the special qualities of these sites and their significance and value to the local community. The Civic Society’s Environment Group with a membership of over 100 volunteers played a major role in co-ordinating this work. The Group includes a range of ecological and environmental specialists and is headed up by Professor Rick Battarbee a leading authority on Environmental Change.

4. The Neighbourhood Plan Forum carried out detailed work on housing site assessments. The housing site allocations at the preferred options plan stage were presented to the village in a comprehensive exhibition, receiving strong support from the local community. The Trustees regret that our Parish Council decided to exclude the housing allocations from the Plan prior to the local Regulation 14 Consultation. We consider that this has weakened the plan although we do welcome the general housing Policy ANDP1, supporting the use of small infill sites. All the community consultations carried out during the preparation of the plan showed a clear preference for small infill developments rather than larger sites.

5. Finally, we believe that although the housing allocations have been excluded from Addingham’s Neighbourhood Plan it is essential that the current Draft Plan progresses through its remaining stages and is adopted at local referendum. This will ensure that any new small scale development is of high, sustainable quality and will not detract from the significant environmental and landscape value of the Neighbourhood Plan area.

Yours faithfully

Malcolm R Keeble

Vice-Chairman

Addingham Civic Society

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