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Housing Considerations

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Charlbury Neighbourhood Forum
Potential Development Sites
 
As part of the preparation of the Neighbourhood Development Plan, we have to assess the suitability of potential development sites against a number of planning criteria, depending on the type of development proposed. 
 
We’d like to know what local residents think is important in carrying out those assessments.  Please therefore read through the accompanying List of Considerations, then rank them in the order you think most important – they are deliberately set out randomly. 
 
Please also add separately in the box provided any other considerations you think we should look at in assessing a site’s suitability.
 
There is one deliberate omission – whether a proposal would result in the loss of an important open space.  This is because we will also be considering a large number of open sites for designation as Local Green Space, arising from the answers to questions in the survey carried out last year.  That process is under way and is subject to particular criteria set out by the government.  There will be another opportunity to comment on the sites proposed when the draft Plan is published – fingers crossed – later this year.
 
 If you have any questions then please email us on charlburynp@gmail.com

 
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Question 1.

Please rank these considerations for development plans in order of importance to you

- Required.
1 of 14 - Site accessibility (roads, footpaths etc). Select to start reordering
Site accessibility (roads, footpaths etc)
2 of 14 - Energy efficiency. Select to start reordering
Energy efficiency
3 of 14 - Affordable’ housing provision (WODC definition – ‘affordable to those who cannot afford market priced housing locally to rent or purchase’). Select to start reordering
Affordable’ housing provision (WODC definition – ‘affordable to those who cannot afford market priced housing locally to rent or purchase’)
4 of 14 - Whether the land is within or adjoins the built-up area. Select to start reordering
Whether the land is within or adjoins the built-up area
5 of 14 - Flood risk. Select to start reordering
Flood risk
6 of 14 - Size of residential dwellings proposed (WODC’s Local Plan suggests ‘main focus’ on 2 and 3 bed properties). Select to start reordering
Size of residential dwellings proposed (WODC’s Local Plan suggests ‘main focus’ on 2 and 3 bed properties)
7 of 14 - Site availability (whether site will be actually available to be developed within 5 years). Select to start reordering
Site availability (whether site will be actually available to be developed within 5 years)
8 of 14 - Impact on other local infrastructure (sewerage, utilities etc). Select to start reordering
Impact on other local infrastructure (sewerage, utilities etc)
9 of 14 - Landscape impact (the whole parish is within the Cotswolds AONB). Select to start reordering
Landscape impact (the whole parish is within the Cotswolds AONB)
10 of 14 - Impact on the surroundings and in particular on the Conservation Area and/or other heritage assets. Select to start reordering
Impact on the surroundings and in particular on the Conservation Area and/or other heritage assets
11 of 14 - Whether a proposal would result in additional employment or a loss of it. Select to start reordering
Whether a proposal would result in additional employment or a loss of it
12 of 14 - Distance from the town’s facilities (e.g. bus stops, shops, station, medical centre etc). Select to start reordering
Distance from the town’s facilities (e.g. bus stops, shops, station, medical centre etc)
13 of 14 - Impact on biodiversity / nature conservation interests. Select to start reordering
Impact on biodiversity / nature conservation interests
14 of 14 - Traffic impact (volume, safety, parking). Select to start reordering
Traffic impact (volume, safety, parking)
This is required
Question 2.

Please provide your postcode
We need to check you are a charlbury resident

Thank you for telling us your views on this
All be be taken in consideration when drawing up a matrix 
​The more people who respond the better it will represent all view so please ask your family and friends in Charlbury to join in