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PART B- ADDENDUM

DESIGN CONCEPT

The initial concept for the site layout reflected pre-application feedback change in philosophy which has also reduced the net developable area Key elements that were supported within the original scheme (the central

from the Design Review Panel and was subject to pre-application to accommodate the increase in buffers. Key to this is having properties green space, witch hazel planting, road hierarchy, character frontages,

discussions in that this parcel of land could be designed as though it fronting the northeast, east and southern boundaries with larger ‘buffer’ views through the site to green edges to prevent a ‘wall of development’

were part of a larger development allowing for connections on all sides. areas these edges. when viewing from within it). The site is now provides for a rural perimeter

However, following consultee comments and post-submission discussions block, however, to keep road sizes to a minimum and ensure a more

the preferred approach is now for the site to not increase development These changes have lead to unit numbers reducing from 40 No. to 35 No country lane character, these private drives stop short of being ring

pressure on adjacent parcels of land as well as addressing landscape and at a low density of 22.8dph. roads and instead have footpath connections to complete the perimeter

heritage comments. The new concepts and layout therefore reflect this connection.

Road Hierarchy Diagram Landscape Sequence Diagram Character Frontage Diagram

Primary Road Corridor Key Green Space
Village green character

Secondary Road Rural edge character

Key SuDS Feature
Tertiary Roads Farm courtyard character

Cluster of Witch Hazel

Link & Views to Green Edge

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