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Broadland & South Norfolk Custom and Self-Build Housing SPD
4. What is Self and Custom Build?
Representation ID: 4269
Received: 21/03/2025
Respondent: East Suffolk Council
We recommend you consider setting out your expectations in the document around the level of customisation that custom build homes should meet. This will provide a useful benchmark for assessing proposals for custom build homes, particularly those seeking to fulfil GNLP policy 5. Developers may have different expectations to those of the Local Planning Authority as to the level of customisation a custom build home should provide. This SPD is a great opportunity to help address this.
We recommend you consider setting out your expectations in the document around the level of customisation that custom build homes should meet. This will provide a useful benchmark for assessing proposals for custom build homes, particularly those seeking to fulfil GNLP policy 5. Developers may have different expectations to those of the Local Planning Authority as to the level of customisation a custom build home should provide. This SPD is a great opportunity to help address this.
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Broadland & South Norfolk Custom and Self-Build Housing SPD
7. Submitting a planning application for custom or self-build
Representation ID: 4270
Received: 21/03/2025
Respondent: East Suffolk Council
7.2 – In addition to including a reference to custom or self-build in the description, it may be useful to highlight any additional sections of the planning application, or requirements for additional information, applicants might be required to provide. The example standard conditions and legal agreements should be included in the SPD as an appendix.
7.2 – In addition to including a reference to custom or self-build in the description, it may be useful to highlight any additional sections of the planning application, or requirements for additional information, applicants might be required to provide. The example standard conditions and legal agreements should be included in the SPD as an appendix.
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Broadland & South Norfolk Custom and Self-Build Housing SPD
Impact of nutrient neutrality
Representation ID: 4271
Received: 21/03/2025
Respondent: East Suffolk Council
7.3 – The link for more information on nutrient neutrality goes to the general ‘Planning application advice’ section. It may be more useful for the link to go directly to the ‘Nutrient neutrality’ section.
7.3 – The link for more information on nutrient neutrality goes to the general ‘Planning application advice’ section. It may be more useful for the link to go directly to the ‘Nutrient neutrality’ section.
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Broadland & South Norfolk Custom and Self-Build Housing SPD
Other Guidance
Representation ID: 4272
Received: 21/03/2025
Respondent: East Suffolk Council
7.4 - The link for more information on other considerations goes to the general ‘Planning application advice’ section. It may be more useful for the link to go directly to sections specifically relating to BNG and GIRAMS.
7.6 – More clarity on how BNG exempt planning applications need to be clear as to how they meet the definition of custom and self-build may be of use to potential applicants.
7.4 - The link for more information on other considerations goes to the general ‘Planning application advice’ section. It may be more useful for the link to go directly to sections specifically relating to BNG and GIRAMS.
7.6 – More clarity on how BNG exempt planning applications need to be clear as to how they meet the definition of custom and self-build may be of use to potential applicants.
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Broadland & South Norfolk Custom and Self-Build Housing SPD
Sites within settlement limits
Representation ID: 4273
Received: 21/03/2025
Respondent: East Suffolk Council
8.10 – for a more consistent ‘flow’ within the document, later paragraphs specifically referred to in another paragraph should ideally follow the paragraph referencing them.
8.10 – for a more consistent ‘flow’ within the document, later paragraphs specifically referred to in another paragraph should ideally follow the paragraph referencing them.
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Broadland & South Norfolk Custom and Self-Build Housing SPD
Do I need to be on the self-build register to apply for development under Policy 7.5?
Representation ID: 4274
Received: 21/03/2025
Respondent: East Suffolk Council
8.25 – As per previous comment, clarifying the eligibility criteria within the paragraph may aid the reader, rather than referencing an earlier section.
8.25 – As per previous comment, clarifying the eligibility criteria within the paragraph may aid the reader, rather than referencing an earlier section.
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Broadland & South Norfolk Custom and Self-Build Housing SPD
Other considerations under Policy 7.5
Representation ID: 4275
Received: 21/03/2025
Respondent: East Suffolk Council
8.46 – First sentence could be split/punctuated to make it easier to read. Missing full stop at the end of the paragraph.
8.46 – First sentence could be split/punctuated to make it easier to read. Missing full stop at the end of the paragraph.
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Broadland & South Norfolk Custom and Self-Build Housing SPD
9. Design Codes and Plot Passports
Representation ID: 4276
Received: 21/03/2025
Respondent: East Suffolk Council
It may be of use to users of the SPD if an example plot passport could be included as an appendix.
It may be of use to users of the SPD if an example plot passport could be included as an appendix.
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Broadland & South Norfolk Custom and Self-Build Housing SPD
11. Phasing
Representation ID: 4277
Received: 21/03/2025
Respondent: East Suffolk Council
11.2 – Where it states “…then any commencement of the development would result in the loss of potential CIL exemption…” it would be helpful to expand and clarify what could be considered as commencement, such as the delivery of infrastructure on a site, which could trigger commencement across the whole development (where multiple plots are proposed).
11.2 – Where it states “…then any commencement of the development would result in the loss of potential CIL exemption…” it would be helpful to expand and clarify what could be considered as commencement, such as the delivery of infrastructure on a site, which could trigger commencement across the whole development (where multiple plots are proposed).
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Broadland & South Norfolk Custom and Self-Build Housing SPD
13. Marketing Strategy
Representation ID: 4278
Received: 21/03/2025
Respondent: East Suffolk Council
13.4 – We recommend that you set out your expectations for how a serviced plot for sale should be valued to help avoid and disagreements between parties in this respect.
13.5 – Paragraph is suggestive but not explicit. Would the councils be looking for a phased marketing strategy in this instance?
13.4 – We recommend that you set out your expectations for how a serviced plot for sale should be valued to help avoid and disagreements between parties in this respect.
13.5 – Paragraph is suggestive but not explicit. Would the councils be looking for a phased marketing strategy in this instance?