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SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES 4.17 Rep No Name People Type 1199 BWEA (Ms Gemma Grimes) [1190] 1 Object Summary BWEA also welcomes the Council's promotion of renewable energy development in seeking to reduce energy consumption. however in light of the distinct nature of national planning policy requirements for renewable energy generation and residential and non residential design and energy use, and their associated targets, BWEA recommend that SO11 be split into two distinct spatial objectives. BWEA would have serious concerns if the LDP continued without directly acknowledging the relationship between the plan and renewable energy development. Change Sought: Split SO11 into two distinct spatial objectives. 94
SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES Policy DP/3 Promoting Design Quality and Reducing Crime Rep No Name 26 Ms Wendy Richards [70] Summary Support subject to changes listed on attached document. People Type 45 Ryan Bowen (Mr Ryan Bowen) [110] 1 Support Summary We would expect developers to promote high quality, sustainable design for all development, in particular, the use of water conservation & efficiency measures and utilise sustainable drainage techniques into the development design. 1544 Countryside Council for Wales (Mr Richard Ninnes) [1948] Summary DP/3/1 - Support To comply with TAN 12 Design 2009 and avoid failing the test of soundness, it needs to be clear that criterion '1c' "have regard to the impact on adjacent properties, areas and habitats supporting protected species" includes statutorily designated sites and landscape. DP/3/2 - Support a, b, c, d, e, g, h DP/3/3 - Support 175 Ms Diane Farmer [425] 1 Object Summary You state the aim to provide sustainable urban drainage, to limit waste water, water pollution and flood risk. The land drains of the farm land east of Derwen Lane slope down towards the housing and school sites on Derwen Lane/Gloddaeth View. Land drains also run down the borders of the Ysgol y Creuddyn fields. After heavy rain, the road by the schools floods.If the fields are built on, there will be less surface area for rain to soak away, as the density and type of housing planned will not have large green areas. Frequency of flooding will therefore increase. Change Sought: Remove farm land at Gloddaeth Isaf from the development plan other than as Green Wedge. 1809 Redrow (Mr Robin Buckley) [1996] Summary Redrow object to Policy DP/3 - Promoting Design Quality and Reducing Crime for the following reason:- 1.The requirement to contribute an agreed percentage of the total development costs for the provision and commissioning of publicly accessible art or design improvement works is vague, unjustified and potentially extremely onerous. When combined with other national and local demands on land value (e.g. CIL, lifetime homes, affordable housing and other community benefits), it could seriously threaten the commercial viability of much need development. There is a distinct danger of too many requirements being imposed upon developers in the LDP. Change Sought: Given the need to ensure sufficient new housing/employment is delivered, it would only be reasonable to retain paragraph 4 of Policy DP/3 in a form which offers general encouragement to the provision of publicly assessable art or design improvement works. 7246 Welsh Assembly Government (Mr Mark Newey) [2176] 1 Object Summary Design and access statements are now mandatory and they are set out in TAN 12, unless there is sound local justification for a distinctive policy they should not be set out in the LDP. Change Sought: Remove this policy from the LDP 1 1 1 Support Support Object 95
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