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45 11.6 FINAL OPINION OF THE REVISED SCHEME
the application scheme achieves all of these objectives by applying a contemporary
architectural idiom and has been modified in consultation with officers. It is a well considered
and attractive proposal that is, indeed sustainable and therefore commended for approval

the draft proposal has not been submitted and I fail to understand how Mr Taylor can be so
enthusiastic something about which he knows nothing. I hesitate to say this but it seems to
me like judging the beauty competition while the candidates….

NPPF
No OAN--- lost in a cloud with Cat 3 villages---

Consulrtation

100% priority to preserve

46 MARKET SURVEY

47 VIABILITY AND DELIVERABILITY

48 OFFICERS CAN SUPPORT
1. Recent correspondence (http://194.165.12.101/AnitePublicDocs/00614116.pdf) states that
rather than taking an independent role, MSDC has held meetings and had other contact
with the developer to, as planners admit, “move to a point where the applicants have
submitted an application that officers can support”. Officers have offered the developer
“informal” advice which is not recorded the planning portal or whose disclosure is
delayed by weeks. The result is that a state of secrecy is imposed and objectors, ambushed
and given insufficient time and information to react. This is akin to one party to judicial
proceedings being permitted unrestricted access to the judge while the other is locked in
the lavatory.

49 CAPACITY
“Potential housing capacity” (also referred to as “anticipated housing capacity” or “indicative
numbers of dwellings”) is not inviolable and can be increased or reduced, depending on
design and compatibility with the xxxxxx. However… no massive variation Given that
Sustainability Appraisals were compiled with care, in strict compliance with planning policies
and principles, massive variations in capacity or DdHa xxxx for a subsequent application
would be exceptional. And SHLAA

50 LOCAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK

Local Development Framework – Introduced by the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act
2004 as the replacement for Local Plans. It is the term used to describe the whole portfolio of
planning policy documents (Local Development Documents) setting out the planning strategy
and policies for the area. It consists of Development Plan Documents, Supplementary
Planning Documents, a Statement of Community Involvement, the Local Development
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Scheme and the Annual Monitoring Report

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