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ware dating from the early Neolithicperiod. Consider that the site shouldbe subject to a programme ofarchaeological work which should besecured through condition.Police Architectural LiaisonOfficerFDC Scientific Officer (LandContamination):Acknowledges that this is an outlinescheme but makes commentregarding the illustrative schemeparticularly around issues of limitedactive surveillance and parking layout.Do not object to the principle ofresidential use but would ask forfurther consultation on anysubsequent applications and suggestpre submission discussions withAgent/Developer.Attach contaminated land conditionLocal residents/interested parties: Six letters of objection have beenreceived which may be summarisedas follows:4. POLICY FRAMEWORK-------------Loss of privacy given therelationship of two storey buildingwithin 10 metres of existingbungalows.Increase of Noise and DisturbanceDevaluationLoss of ViewOverlookingTwo and three storey dwellings outof character with the single storeynature of nearby residential estatesWill have a detrimental impact oncharacter of the areaWill add to the burden of trafficalong what is already a busy roadat peak timesProposed number of dwellingsconstitutes over developmentConstruction Issues - noise, dustand general disturbanceLoss of quality of lifeLoss of lightUnsafe to build so close toelectricity substations and gridsFDWLP PolicyE7 - Archaeological Investigation
East Of England PlanE8--Proposals for new developmentshould:allow for protection of site features;have regard to amenities ofadjoining properties;provide adequate access.-H3 - To resist housing developmentoutside DABs. To permit housingdevelopment inside DABs providedit does not conflict with other planpolicies.H16- Outside the DAB new dwellingsmust be justified as required foragricultural, horticultural or forestryoperations.E1 - To resist development likely todetract from the FenlandlandscapeENV7- Quality in the Built EnvironmentCore Strategy (Draft Consultation)June 2012CS1 - Spatial Strategy, The SettlementHierarchy and the CountrysideCS2 - Growth and HousingCS3 - Meeting Housing NeedCS5 - Urban ExtensionsCS7 - MarchCS11 - Supporting and Managing theImpact of a Growing DistrictCS12 - Responding to Climate Changeand Managing the Risk of FloodingCS14 - Delivering and Protecting HighQuality Environments across theDistrict.National Planning Policy Framework(NPPF)Achieving sustainabledevelopmentParas 2and 11- Planning law requires thatapplications for planningpermission must be determined inaccordance with the developmentplan unless material considerationsindicate otherwise.Core Principles Para 14 - Presumption in favour ofsustainable development.Core Principles Para 17 - Always seek to secure high qualitydesign and a good standard ofamenity for all existing and futureoccupants.
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