news release - Borough Council of King's Lynn & West Norfolk

(options) (Policy
3)
Kings Lynn
(Policy 4)
Downham
Market (Policy 5)
Hunstanton
(Policy 6)
Rural areas
(Policy 7)
Coastal areas
(Policy 8)
Area Wide
Policies
Sustainable
Development
(Policy 9)
2. Option 3 thought to be choice of one
site only for urban expansion
1. Conflicting opinion re extent of King’s
Lynn and consequent population:
� Unparished Wards
� Built-up area including
Woottons and West Winch.
2. Challenge to Regeneration and floodrisk
1. Role of town; contribution to housing
and economic growth.
2. What infrastructure required to
redress recent problems.
3. Who pays for infrastructure – service
investment or developer led?
1. Request specific numbers for
housing and employment
growth in Hunstanton
2. Need year round economy in
Hunstanton, and year round
activities.
3. Need for infrastructure to
accompany growth.
regeneration and flood-risk.
2. Possible permutation acceptable
1. Define for clarity.
2. Note national policy on
regeneration and flood-risk.
1. Review evidence and objectives.
2. Await infrastructure review to
confirm requirements, secure TC
support of findings.
3. Review current approach and
provide certainty more in
infrastructure provision policy.
1. Agree. This information will be
included in the submission
version Core Strategy.
2. Agree. Policy does include this.
3. Agree. Infrastructure provision
policy considers this, and this will
be developed further in the
submission version Core
Strategy.
Growth versus local need Review/reassess rural sustainability
objectives and clarify
Concerns relating to impacts of flooding
and dealing with development in coastal
areas.
Specific policy on renewables target.
Merton Style Policy.
Need to await recommendations
from Shoreline Management Plan.
This would reiterate Regional
guidance however most Councils
are including specific renewable
targets in their Local Development
Frameworks.
Housing 1. Need to update position on 1. Consider Housing Section
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