Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Alternative Sites & Focused Changes (Reg. 18)
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Alternative Sites & Focused Changes (Reg. 18)
QUESTION 3a: Do you agree with the allocation of SN6000, Land north of Chapel Street, Barford? Please explain your response.
Representation ID: 3450
Received: 24/01/2024
Respondent: Norfolk County Council Childrens Services
Catchment numbers in decline and school would have capacity to accommodate additional local children, preference relatively strong any pressure would be managed by the admission round.
The school would have capacity based on current numbers taken Jan23 but there is some concern relating to the play space which this appears to consume, that it is assumed the school have use of as part of its curriculum requirement, and the impact losing this would have of the community.
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Alternative Sites & Focused Changes (Reg. 18)
QUESTION 2a: Do you agree with the allocation of SN0433, Land south of Wheel Road, Alpingtonfor at least 12 dwellings on an area of 1.0ha? Please explain your response.
Representation ID: 3451
Received: 24/01/2024
Respondent: Norfolk County Council Childrens Services
Catchment numbers are low and can accommodate this development, parental preference will mitigate any pressure and will be managed by the admission round.
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Alternative Sites & Focused Changes (Reg. 18)
QUESTION 5a: Do you agree with the allocation of SN0055, Land east of Spur Road and south of Norwich Road, Barnham Broom, for approximately 15 dwellings on an area of 1.0ha? Please explain your response.
Representation ID: 3452
Received: 24/01/2024
Respondent: Norfolk County Council Childrens Services
With other sites being proposed this could add additional pressure into the area. The school has a confined site with limited ability to expand, some classrooms are undersized to meet existing need, but catchment numbers are in decline. PAN of 18 additional pupils will be required, improvement to local walking/cycling routes would be required to support safe and sustainable travel.
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Alternative Sites & Focused Changes (Reg. 18)
QUESTION 6: Do you agree with the boundary of revised allocation VC BAW1 REV, Land to the east of Stocks Hill, Bawburgh, to facilitate a reduced density of up to 35 dwellings on an area of 1.9ha? Please explain your response.
Representation ID: 3453
Received: 24/01/2024
Respondent: Norfolk County Council Childrens Services
Catchment numbers are low and can accommodate this development, parental preference will mitigate any pressure and will be managed by the admission round, could access from extension site and pathway be linked into existing school site.
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Alternative Sites & Focused Changes (Reg. 18)
QUESTION 7a: Do you agree with the proposed allocation of VC DIT1 REV, Land at Thwaite Road and Tunney's Lane, Ditchingham, for up to 45 dwellings on an area of on an area of 2.42ha? Please explain your response.
Representation ID: 3454
Received: 24/01/2024
Respondent: Norfolk County Council Childrens Services
Catchment numbers are high for the size of school, it appears parental preference draws children to surrounding schools, this volume of development for family homes could put some pressure on the school.
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Alternative Sites & Focused Changes (Reg. 18)
QUESTION 9a: Do you agree with the allocation of SN0218REV, Land north of The Street, Earshamfor up to 25 dwellings on an area of 1.4ha? Please explain your response.
Representation ID: 3455
Received: 24/01/2024
Respondent: Norfolk County Council Childrens Services
Catchment numbers are low and could accommodate additional pupils, school has a confined site with limited classbases available. Improved cycle walking routes would need to be established to encourage safe and sustainable travel to school.
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Alternative Sites & Focused Changes (Reg. 18)
QUESTION 10a: Do you agree with the proposed allocation VC GIL1 REV, South of Geldeston Road and Daisy Way, Gillingham, on 2.92ha, for approximately 40 dwellings. Please explain your response.
Representation ID: 3456
Received: 24/01/2024
Respondent: Norfolk County Council Childrens Services
School sits on a confined site with limited class base, the expansion site will benefit additional facilities. Having the proposed site in close proximity to the school will support safe and sustainable travel. Catchment numbers remain low, numbers will need to be carefully managed to support school organisation.
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Alternative Sites & Focused Changes (Reg. 18)
QUESTION 11a: Do you agree with the proposed increase in density on allocation VC SWA2, Land on Main Road, Swardeston, to accommodate approximately 40 dwellings? Please explain your response.
Representation ID: 3457
Received: 24/01/2024
Respondent: Norfolk County Council Childrens Services
Catchment numbers in decline closest school has capacity for 2FE, with some capacity to expand if needed.
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Alternative Sites & Focused Changes (Reg. 18)
QUESTION 12a: Do you agree with the proposed allocation VC SPO1 REV, Land west of Bunwell Road, Spooner Row, for approximately 35 dwellings on 2.34ha? Please explain your response.
Representation ID: 3458
Received: 24/01/2024
Respondent: Norfolk County Council Childrens Services
Overall allocation in this area could add approximately 22 children into the area, this would support increasing catchment numbers which appear stable but below capacity of the school. Additional pressure could be added to the school building capacity, school has a confined site within menial class bases available and is likely to mean some children having to travel to the next nearest school as a result. To encourage sustainable and safe travel improvements to walking and cycling routes may need to be considered.
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Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan - Alternative Sites & Focused Changes (Reg. 18)
QUESTION 13a: Do you agree with the boundary of revised allocation VC TAC1 REV, Land to the west of Norwich Road, Tacolneston, to facilitate 'approximately 25 dwellings' on 1.0ha? Please explain your response.
Representation ID: 3459
Received: 24/01/2024
Respondent: Norfolk County Council Childrens Services
Catchment appears stable, school sits on a confined site with little ability to expand the school to accommodate demand beyond site being proposed. If additional children generated likely children will need to travel to next nearest school.
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