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up areas of the settlement (existing and proposed – see email).<br />
However the document clearly states that<br />
where development is to occur on the “border”<br />
between two or more character areas, that<br />
consideration is given to both/all those area<br />
characters. It would not be possible to list<br />
every connotation of this as there are<br />
numerous potential “borders”, and numerous<br />
potential development proposals.<br />
Mr & Mrs Gray Page 2: para 1.0 spelling of FROM is incorrect Agree Typographical error<br />
Mr & Mrs Gray Page 2: para 1.1 Agree. We need to see more typical Yorkshire buildings, as Support welcome<br />
seen in many villages eg brickwork on gable ends patterned – not necessarily<br />
intricate but distinctive. No fascia boards or barge boards. Gutters held directly<br />
on to the brickwork. Instead of “one size fits all” as in larger housing estates,<br />
which could be the same all over the country, it would be good to see more<br />
individual designs, with houses much more in keeping with traditional houses.<br />
Not all houses of similar design, but all fitting in with each other, with a mixture of<br />
2,3 or 4 bedroom houses, ALL with a reasonable sized garden, and with more<br />
than a yard between them, all with chimneys.<br />
Mr & Mrs Gray Page 2: para 1.2 Agree. It is important that alterations and extensions to Support welcome<br />
existing house fit in<br />
Mr & Mrs Gray Page 2 para 1.3 Agree – as in para 1.1 comment above. Support welcome<br />
Mr & Mrs Gray 1.4 – agree. The <strong>Council</strong> needs to ensure that developers know what we are Support welcome<br />
looking for, and not just put in any bplans they may have used elsewhere and<br />
may not be what we would like to see in the village.<br />
Mr & Mrs Gray 1.5 - yes Support welcome<br />
Mr & Mrs Gray Page 4. para 2. …The junction marked BY…<br />
Typographical errors<br />
…has been realigned to the SOUTH of the village…<br />
Mr & Mrs Gray Page 4 Last but one para: Highlights and landmarks COLON the old school<br />
Mr & Mrs Gray<br />
COLON Post Office COLON the village green COLON the kings Arms<br />
Page 6 in LAYOUT. Last sentence. It does not have an ANGLICAN church;<br />
there is a Methodist chapel.<br />
Agree The text considers the appearance of<br />
the village and refers to a “typical” Church of<br />
England facility with a tower or spire that would<br />
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