Planning Schedule Date: 10/08/2004 - Stroud District Council

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Planning Schedule Date: 10/08/2004
features worthy of retention; and provides an appropriate area of private
amenity space for the occupiers of each dwelling-house. Regarding
provision of affordable housing Policies H8 and H9 require 30%
affordable housing provision on this development, provided in a mix that
reflects local housing need and is maintained in the longer term. The
relevant section of Policy T1 seeks to provide appropriate levels of
parking in accordance with the Council's Parking Standards. Policy R5
requires the provision of appropriate outdoor play space or where this is
unrealistic a financial contribution in lieu of on site provision. The
remaining Policies seek to ensure that no detrimental effects occur on:
the amenities of the occupiers of neighbouring properties; highway
safety; or, by means of pollution, on the environment. Further to this the
roofscape of the proposed development will be visible from the edge of
the Bisley Conservation Area and important views need to be protected,
under Policy B4.
The proposal would not result in any increased highway dangers, in
accordance with Policy G5. The proposal would not have a detrimental
effect on the environment in accordance with Policy G2. The proposed
area of Public Open Space along with an existing equipped play area on
site (that was provided on the previous development of ten properties)
ensures that there is adequate provision to serve local residents in
accordance with Policy R5. The proposal meets the requirements of the
Residential Design Guide and will not significantly harm the amenities of
the occupiers of neighbouring properties, such as would warrant refusal,
in accordance with Policy G1.
The form, layout and density of the proposal is compatible with the
surrounding area and would not harm the character and appearance. A
range and mix of house types all with an appropriate area of private
amenity space and car parking are provided. The appropriate number of
units of affordable housing are provided. All in accordance with Policies
H14, H9, H8 and T1.
Object - See officer’s report for detailed Parish Council objections.
Neighbour Contributions
Letters of Objection
Mr & Mrs Martin, 8 Windyridge, Bisley
Mr R Hurdle & Ms L Martin, 32 Windyridge, Bisley
Mr I McGill, 33 Windyridge, Bisley
Mr T Barnfield, 35 Windyridge, Bisley
G M Cox, 37 Windyridge, Bisley
Ms B McAteer, 38 Windyridge, Bisley
Mr & Mrs Sargent, 1 Windyridge, Stroud Road
Mr & Mrs Stevens, 2 Windyridge, Stroud Road
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