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Summary of Representations

on the

Allocations DPD (options)

April 2010

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Housing

Name Organisation Details

Summary

Ms Sheila Campbell

Ms Elwyn Jones

Armstrong (Kent) LLP

Cooper Estates Limited

Mr David Gamble

Ward Homes

Court Royal Developments

Chairman The Sevenoaks Society

General Objections:

- Sevenoaks has already had too much development no more should be built.

- Loss of allotments in Sevenoaks to allow for development

- Existing Industrial/Commercial sites should be retained for future use for employment purposes.

-affordable housing should be for those who serve the local community.

- affordable housing should be part of existing stock, well planned and brought back into public ownership.

-Fort Halstead should be allocated for housing/mixed use development

- SHLAA 2009 update is not a robust and credible piece of evidence

- SE Plan target of 3300 new dwellings for Sevenoaks District is too high.

- 3300 new homes will accommodate too many people. Should wait for the natural flow of people leaving Sevenoaks.

- Halstead Place School should be allocated as a MDS in the Green Belt

-regarding United House the criteria on site plans not justified

-Disagree with sliding scale approach to affordable housing but acknowledge it is a Core Strategy Issue.

- Target of 40% of new housing to be affordable is too high for developers.

Mr Paul Dawson

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United House

Mr Keogh Caisley

Mr David Gamble

Sir John Greenway Bt

Mr K Reynolds

General Observations

- More development required in rural areas to support local services

- Promoting a new site at Form Elms, Edenbridge as suitable for residential development.

- New housing in Edenbridge should be of values over £350k to ensure new residents add prosperity and not a drain on resources.

New Sites

Mr Patrick Wharton

- Request the removal of site at the Former Orchard, Bradbourne Farmhouse from Green Belt as it is infill development.

Albert Vision Ltd/ AV Produce Ltd

- Submission of additional site Riddings Field, Hockenden, Swanley.

Mr Mark Batchelor

Robinson Escott Planning

- Submission of site for allocation: Warren Court Farm, Knockholt Road, Halstead

Mr Mark Batchelor

Robinson Escott Planning

- Submission of site for allocation: Land West of 5 Mill Lane, Shoreham

Ramac Holdings Ltd

Ramac Holdings Ltd

- Submission of site: Land at Pedham Place Swanley for Employment purposes.

Mrs Ann White Sevenoaks Town Council

- Submission of site for allocation: Land at Greatness Park Cemetery, Seal Road, Sevenoaks

Mr Cruickshank - Submission of Housing allocation: Land at Park Lane Kemsing

Mr Brian Chandler

- Site for Allocations: College Road Nurseries, College Road, Hextable

Mr Jeremy Butterworth

Open Planning - Submission of additional site: Land rear of Pound Cottage, Knockholt

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Barclay Simpson

-Site put forward for allocation at Blackhall Lane, Sevenoaks (SHLAA site 78) for a care home facility, hotel & communal facilities.

Mr Christopher Coomber

Montreal Park Properties Ltd

- Submission of new site for allocation: Land north of Montreal Park Farm, Sevenoaks

Mr and Mrs K Vizard

- Submission of new site allocation: Bartram Farm, Old Otford Road, Sevenoaks

Mr C Baker - Proposes allocation at Cherry Tree Nurseries, Otford Road, Sevenoaks due to the existing mixed use - operations.

St Clere Family Partnership

- Submission of site for allocation: Land adjacent to Orchard Cottage, Heaverham


- Submission of site for allocation: Land adjacent to the Carpenters Yard, Heaverham


- Submission of site for allocation: Land adjacent walnut tree cottages, Heaverham


- Submission of site for allocation: Land adjacent Forge, Heaverham

Trustees of the Chevening Estate

- Submission of site for allocation: Land at Chipstead between Westerham Road and A21 slip road.

Mr David Taylor-Smith

Westerham Society Observations;

- request they be involvement in the future allocations process;

- AONB/Historic Character of Westerham to be preserved

- Development must be matched with amenities and infrastructure required to support it.

Katherine Dove KCC Planning Policy

- It would make the document clearer to differentiate which sites already have planning permission and those that are newly identified.

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Ms Elwyn Jones

-Supports the Green Belt maintenance

- Infrastructure issues such as roads, drainage and lack of cycle lanes will be made worse by new development.

Mr Tom Brown - The ratio of number of units /planning officers in comparison to all LPA's in the UK these numbers seem very low. Good planning requires new homes to assist in the country's wealth and health.

Parish Clerk Barbara Darby

Otford Parish Council

- It is not made clear whether the "affordable housing" is for rent or sale.

Mr David Gamble

Chairman The Sevenoaks Society

Support with conditions

- ensure that new development will integrate with local character

- Support preservation of the Green Belt


Support with Conditions

- Affordable Housing should be focussed on key workers

Safeguarded and Reserve Land


Summary

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Vizard,Lewis,W Trust,Hills+Kimble

Jo Connah

General Observations

Land to the north west of the Broom Hill employment site should be allocated as Reserve Land for housing.

Land to the east and west of Old Otford Road, Sevenoaks should be safeguarded for an M26 Slip Road.

Uncertainty why, with the housing numbers identified, the Council is including safeguarded land in Westerham when it is not required.

Object to the change to Westerham Safeguarded land AONB impact Density too high for local needs

Mrs Gill Bell Office Manager Kent Downs AONB Unit

Object - 3.4 , 3.5 and 3.6 Additional wording to be added regarding the conservation and enhancement of the AONB

Galiford Try Strategic Lane

Galiford Try Strategic Land

Policy 3 Land at Station Road and Enterprise Way Edenbridge

Object

- Client's land should be released before Reserve Land - 20% of site Land west of Station Road and Enterprise Way is in level 3 flood zone - Hilders Lane more suitable for development

Ms C Lane


Edenbridge Town Council

Support with condition;

-Would prefer a mix use allocation to allow for a hotel or care home at the site.

- Land West of Station Road and Enterprise Way should be allocated for development.

Miss Debbie Salmon

Conservation Officer, Policy and Planning

Observation -Protected Habitat

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Kent Wildlife Trust -would not object to development on the areas of the site containing hard standing but objects to any further loss of lowland meadow, woodland or hedgerow habitat.

Jo Connah

Mr Matthew Pullen

Policy 4 Land adjacent to London Road, Westerham

Object - site in AONB and adjoin Green Belt - SE Plan requirement can be met without this site - Not opposed to residential development on site - Not enough regard to impact on Court Lodge (Grade 2* listed) - Not enough regard to area character and residents - Density not appropriate

- Access - Disruption to allotment holders

- Additional wording to be added regarding the conservation and enhancement of the AONB

Mr Stuart McCartney

Mrs Gill Bell

Office Manager Kent Downs AONB Unit


Open Planning Support with Conditions - AONB impacts ,- Higher Density

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Jo Connah

Mr Stuart McCartney

Mrs Gill Bell


Policy 5 Development at Allotment Gardens adjoining Churchill School, Westerham

Object - AONB - traffic and air quality implications 2 ( nos of representations received on this issue) - impact on the local infrastructure 2 - Preserve as allotments and designate Green Belt

- Find alternative sites


Mr Matthew Pullen

Observations - site in AONB and adjoins the Green Belt - SE Plan requirement can be met without this site


Support - Retention and allocations of allotments


Open Planning Support with Conditions - AONB impacts - Replacement of allotments elsewhere if developed

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Mr Andrew James

Mrs Gill Bell


Policy 6 Land at Croft Road, Westerham

Object - AONB impact - change in character of area



Observations - Considered solely for affordable housing?

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Employment


Summary


Mr Richardson

Ramac Holdings Ltd

Friends of the New Ash Green Centre

Ramac Holdings Ltd

General Objections -approach to allocate Fort Halstead for employment uses is not justified/effective. -does not provide flexibility to respond to future changes. -mixed use development, to include additional housing more appropriate.

- No mention of New Ash Green employment facilities

- Allocations DPD should allocate Land East of Hardy's Yard Riverhead as an employment site.


Observations - supports sites identified - environmental issues should be defined - distinguish potential site areas available for development within existing employment sites - size of Broom Hill should be included within the policy as elsewhere in the document - Intention towards existing non B class uses should clear


Support with conditions - More Local employment, emphasis on small units - disappointed at loss of employment sites to housing allocations


Observations

- For Halstead should not be developed

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- More focus on the AONB should be made regarding Fort Halstead

Ms C Lane

Mr and Mrs D Parker

Mr Mark Carter

Mr Nigel Sivyer

Mr John Fullagar


The Leigh Family

Policy 7 Land for Business

Object -Leigh builders yard should be allocated for housing. 3

- Land at Broom Hill can be developed for a limited amount of residential development.

-The indicated Total Area (hectares) figure should be adjusted from 1.9 hectares to 1.1 hectares

- Broom Hill was originally green belt

United House Support with Conditions - allocation of Goldsel Road (paper mill site)

- Any development on this site should consider housing allocation at United House


Summary

Mr Nigel Sivyer

Mr John Fullagar

Policy 8 Land at Broom Hill, Swanley

Object

- Broom Hill was originally Green Belt

- The site can be developed for a limited amount of residential development.

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Mrs Gill Bell



Policy 9 Major Developed Sites in the Green Belt

Fort Halstead - Fort Halstead should not be developed - More focus on the AONB should be made regarding Fort Halstead

- Fort Halstead MDS boundary is an anomaly does not accurately include all buildings; Suggests boundary amendment.

Glaxo Smith Kline

Miss Debbie Salmon

Conservation Officer, Policy and Planning Kent Wildlife Trust

Observations Policy needs to be amended so that it provides policy guidance on the re-use of employment sites designated as MDS‟s where there is no market demand for continuing employment use.

No objections to the development of these sites providing they are already built out.

Kensington and Chelsea B.C.

Submission of additional MDS: Parkwood Hall School, Beechenlea Lane, Swanley

Gypsies and Travellers


Summary

Alison de Jager Ash-cum-Ridley Parish Council

Observation -Barnfield Park not to be extended -Permanent sites limited to 8 pitches -Adequate provision of services

Ms C Lane Edenbridge Town Council

- Recommends Gypsy and Travellers sites should be distributed across Sevenoaks (it is assumed that ETC mean across the Sevenoaks District, but this is not explicitly stated).

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- Disappointed that some site options have not been identified at this stage

Mr Cameron Clark

Chairman Chapel Wood Residents' Society Limited

- currently there is an unfair distribution of Gypsy and Traveller provision. - infrastructure provision must be take into consideration in identifying sites.

Mr A Beaney - Submission of site for Gypsy and Traveller allocation: Land adjacent to Brands Hatch Cottages, Fawkham

Town Centre Development and Regeneration Opportunities


Summary

Ms C Lane

Mr James A Bacon

Katherine Dove


Design and Planning

KCC Planning Policy

General Observations; -Would like the Leathermarket Edenbridge site identified for town centre redevelopment.

- Areas around Sevenoaks Rail Station should be comprehensively developed as a whole, including police station and car park for mixed use purposes. -Could improve pedestrian links to railway station. - Bligh's Meadow development should be carefully planned. - Sevenoaks needs a high street by-pass to reduce traffic through the town centre

- Further interpretation of "protected for future development" needed - Position of the library needs to be clear


Mr P H L Hills


Redleaf Estate Trust

Observations - Further explanation needs regarding designations in the Settlement Hierarchy

-Inconsistency between CS and Allocations with regards to the classification of Chiddingstone Causeway.

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- Definition of Village boundaries should be included

Mr Cameron Clark


Support with conditions - small scale employment facilities acceptable

Sainsburys Sainsburys Supermarkets Ltd

Observation -Specific policy for existing local centres to promote investment and jobs -Acknowledge Sainsbury's is an existing local centre -Whole riverside retail area should be re-allocated as a local or district centre -Should seek to make best use of existing land and buildings

Miss Debbie Salmon


Policy 10 Town Centre Boundaries

Support -The Trust has no objection to the town boundaries.

Mrs Ann White

Miss Debbie Salmon

Sevenoaks Town Council


Policy 11 Sevenoaks Town Centre Development Opportunities s

Observations

- Parking Provision - Under-used car park in Lower St Johns

-Recommends that design include biodiversity enhancements such as green roofs balconies and walls to provide ecological stepping stones throughout the redeveloped town centre

Royal Mail Properties

Mr David

Support with conditions - designation of the Post Office/BT Exchange as an area of opportunity

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Gamble Chairman The Sevenoaks Society

- Point 3 amended to reflect potential hotel use and Royal Mail's site brought forward independently - Clarification of replacement car parking - Request frontage to be designated a secondary retail frontage

Miss Debbie Salmon


Policy 12 Swanley Town Centre Development Opportunities

Observation -land between the town centre and the station should be enhanced for wildlife as well as containing a pedestrian way.

Open Space, Sport and Recreation


Summary

Cllr Keith Loney

Lakeview Developments Ltd.

Object - The Open Space section should also consider the linked benefits which existing leisure and recreational sites can provide for inward tourism into the district - Disagree with comments that the Environment Park should be converted in allotments

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Residential Sites

West Kent Cold Store

Name Organisation Summary

Mr Adam Single Ms Carmelle Bell Hannah Mears

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group Thames Water Property Kent Area Office Environmental Agency

Observations Low level archaeology anticipated which has been dealt with in the past through suitable conditions on a planning approval. May be necessary to undertake investigations to determine impact of any development Flood Zone 3 adjoins site Risk of surface water flooding Risk of contamination

Miss Debbie Salmon Policy and Planning Kent Wildlife Trust Berkeley Homes (Capital) Plc

Support following negotiations Subject to clarity on affordable housing viability and subject to phasing of the site

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Car Park Hitchen Hatch Lane Sevenoaks

Name Organisation Details Summary

Ms Angelina Chapman Ms Anne Warburton Mr and Mrs D & R Clary Mr John Moulton Ms Barbara Smith Mrs Ann White Mrs Lorna Talbot Riverhead Parish Council Mr Mark Lowth Ms Elwyn Jones Mr A.J Henley Marian Verkerk

Sevenoaks Town Council Parish Clerk Seal Parish Council

Object – Loss of car parking – 12 Increase in commuters

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Ms Carmelle Bell Planning Administrator Thames Water Property

Observations Outside water supply boundary Sewerage network unlikely to support development

Mrs GM Saunders Mr Adam Single

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group

- Car parking replacement required.

- Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval.

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Cramptons Road Sevenoaks


Mrs K.M.FReeves MrTerry Payne Mr Trevor Dann Mrs Ann White Mr A Wickens Mr MR Clay D Beatty Mr & Mrs Simmons


Object - Already too much development in area - Congestion/traffic problems 6 - WKCS and Fort Halstead cover housing requirement - Excess Pollution 4 - Highways requirements - School capacity - Density too high - Should be a Mixed use , include open space - Water contamination and security - Area disruption - properties should be low in height - Traffic-calming measures to be installed -Eviction from property.

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Mr Adam Single Ms Carmelle Bell Mr Tim Brooks Katherine Dove Hannah Mears Miss Debbie Salmon

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group Planning Administrator Thames Water Property KCC Planning Policy Kent Area Office Environmental Agency Conservation Officer, Policy and Planning Kent Wildlife Trust

Observations Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval. Thames Water may need to undertake investigations to determine impact of any development The site is within 500 metres of a SSSI . Consideration to be given to space for biodiversity in any development. Site lies in source protection zone 1 and underlain by principle aquifers. Pollution and contamination risk Incorporate sustainable drainage techniques Recommend protected species surveys Traffic and congestion Air Quality No social housing, ok to part buy, part rent

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Mrs Johnston South East Water

South East Water

Support with Conditions: - All site constraints can be overcome - Site area is 1.8ha, giving 90 units - Only concern is the congestion on local roads - All site constraints can be overcome

Greatness Mills, Mill Lane, Sevenoaks


Mr Adam Single Ms Carmelle Bell Hannah Mears

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group Thames Water Property Kent Area Office Environmental Agency

Observations Significant archaeology could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval. The condition could require the preservation of important archaeological remains. - Outside water supply boundary - No infrastructure concerns regarding waste water supply - Site lies within SPZ1 and highly sensitive - Contamination issues, site investigation required - Surface water run off risks

Support

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Greatness Mills, Mill Lane, Sevenoaks


Katherine Dove KCC Planning Policy - The site is within 500 metres of a SSSI . pto - Consideration to be given to space for biodiversity in any development.

Police Station Morewood Close Sevenoaks


Ms Sheila Campbell

Object - Land should be returned to allotments

Mr Adam Single Ms Carmelle Bell Hannah Mears Miss Debbie Salmon

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group Planning Administrator Thames Water Property Kent Area Office Environmental Agency Conservation Officer, Policy and Planning Kent Wildlife Trust

Observations Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval. Outside water supply boundary Thames Water may need to undertake investigations to determine impact of any development Site requires FRA Site to be surveyed for protected species

Mr Tom Brown

Support - Greater Density due to location to infrastructure and facilities

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Sevenoaks Gasholder Cramptons Road Sevenoaks


Mrs K.M.F Reeves Mrs Ludlow Mr Terry Payne Mr Trevor Dann Mrs Ann White Mrs A Earthrowl Mr W Codling Mr MR Clay


Object - Already too much development in area - Congestion problems 3 - infrastructure provision 2 - Traffic and Pollution 3 - WKCS and Fort Halstead cover housing requirement - School capacity - Land should be used as open space - Stormwater drainage - Loss of Gas Storage Observations - Properties should be low in height - Traffic-calming measures to be installed

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Sevenoaks Gasholder Cramptons Road Sevenoaks


Mr Adam Single Ms Carmelle Bell Mr Tim Brooks

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group Planning Administrator Thames Water Property

Observations Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval. - Traffic and congestion - Air Quality - No social housing, ok to part buy, part rent - Outside water supply boundary - Thames Water may need to undertake investigations to determine impact of any development

South East Water Mr & Mrs Galvin Mr David Knight Katherine Dove Julie White Mr & Mrs Simmons

KCC Planning Policy

Support -use of former employment sites for residential development -The site is within 500 metres of a SSSI . Consideration to be given to space for biodiversity in any development. Support with conditions: - Access to be via Otford Road due to congestion on Cramptons Road 2 -Gasworks preferable over Cramptons Road Waterworks Site -keep existing conifers - parking is problematic - keep social housing to 10%.

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Sevenoaks School land at Oak Lane & Hopgarden Lane Sevenoaks

Name Organisation Details Summary pto

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A full list of respondents is attached

Sevenoaks Town Council Vice Chairman Hop Garden lane residents Association Planning Manager - South East Region Sport England Grassy Lane Residents Action Group

Object - Congestion 5 - Density too high 39 - Not in keeping with character of area 22 - Increase in traffic 28 - Aboricultural issues 2 - water shortages -Access 11 - Infrastructure Provision 31 - Drainage and surface water runoff 23 - air quality issues 4 - land borders conservation area - loss of playing field 17 - retain houses if possible - Water supply/sewage -Education provision -Sports/play areas -Transport to London - Parking 17 - Safety risk due to absence of pavements - fields could be designated for allotments - should prevent schools from selling off playing fields for housing - Used as Community Playing Fields - Electricity problems -Safety and transport -playing fields and sports facilities -Greenfield not brownfield -Environmental harm -topography -green infrastructure - Flooding issues 11- - Appeal decision (Appeal Ref: APP/G2245/A/09/2112850) 5 - schools, public transport, medical and social services under pressure.

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Mr Adam Single Patrick FitzGerald Sir Michael Harrison Ms Carmelle Bell Miss Debbie Salmon

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group Environment and Waste Committee The White Hart Residents Association Chairman Sevenoaks Conservation Council Planning Administrator Thames Water Property Conservation Officer, Policy and Planning Kent Wildlife Trust

Observations - Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval. - Density not in keeping with area - Infrastructure will need improvements - Biodiversity - Pollution needs to be mitigated - How long the Affordable Housing will be retained - Density too high, further consideration required. -- Outside water supply boundary - Thames Water may need to undertake investigations to determine impact of any development -Trees be retained and grassland and tree corridor created.

Sevenoaks School Foundation

Support -Part of planned management of the school estate.

Mr Geoffery Dalton Mr David Wigg

Support with conditions subject to - Retention of existing building - Density being consistent with area -Lower density -Improved infrastructure -No provision of affordable - to be directed to other areas

Johnsons at Oak Lane & Hopgarden Lane, Sevenoaks

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A Full list of Respondents is appended

Vice Chairman Hop Garden lane residents Association

Planning Manager - South East Region Sport England

Object

- Congestion 7 - Density too high 40 - Not in keeping with character of area 19 - Increase in traffic/ Highway Issues 33 - Aboricultural issues -water shortages -Infrastructure 32 -Drainage 21 -air quality issues 5 - Retain existing house - Affordable percentage unattainable - Water supply/sewage - Safety risk due to absence of pavements 2 - fields could be designated for allotments - should prevent schools from selling off playing fields for housing -Greenfield not brownfield -Environmental harm -topography -green infrastructure -Impact on amenity and local environment - Proposal contrary to EN1 and PPS3 3 - Parking 16 -Appeal decision (Appeal Ref: APP/G2245/A/09/2112850) 5 -Restrictive Covenant on land - Electricity overburdened. - schools, public transport, medical and social services under pressure.

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Mr Adam Single

Patrick FitzGerald

Dr and Mrs Stuart and Linda Simpson

Sir Michael Harrison

Ms Carmelle Bell

Miss Debbie Salmon

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group Environment and Waste

Committee The White Hart Residents Association

Chairman Sevenoaks Conservation Council

Planning Administrator Thames Water Property


Observations

-Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval.

- Density not in keeping with area - Infrastructure will need improvements - Biodiversity - Pollution needs to be mitigated - How long the Affordable Housing will be retained

- High density

- Density too high, further consideration required.

Outside water supply boundary - Thames Water may need to undertake investigations to determine impact of any development

-recommends a corridor of tree and grass habitat be retained and enhanced through the centre of the site.

Sevenoaks School Foundation

Support -Part of planned management of the school estate.

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Mr Geoffery Dalton

Mr David Wigg

Mr Derek Crofton

Support with conditions subject to - Retention of existing building - No dense flat development

-Improved infrastructure -No provision of affordable - to be directed to other areas

- density is too high - traffic /- Access

United House, Goldsel Road, Swanley


United House

Object - site area should be 3.45ha

Mr Adam Single Ms Carmelle Bell Miss Debbie Salmon Mr Francis Patrick

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group Planning Administrator Thames Water Property Conservation Officer, Policy and Planning Kent Wildlife Trust

Observations Flood risk to neighbours due to surface water run off Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval. Thames Water may need to undertake investigations to determine impact of any development Recommend retention of the tree lines along the boundary Constrained land could be used as semi natural open space

United House

Support - Density of 75dph

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United House, Goldsel Road, Swanley


Mr Kevin Searles A F Webb United House

Support with Conditions - Object to any retail provision being included - No direct access to High Firs estate - Current use unpleasant for neighbours - Re-route access - Time limited operations - Consideration of building height

- net capacity should be increased to at least 300


Bevan Place, Swanley

Mr and Mrs Marilyn and Philip Ball

Object - Heritage issues

Mr Adam Single Ms Carmelle Bell

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Planning Administrator Thames Water Property

Observations Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval. No infrastructure concerns regarding water supply No infrastructure concerns regarding waste water supply

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Bus Garage , London Road ,Swanley


Object Heritage issues



Observations Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval. No infrastructure concerns regarding water supply No infrastructure concerns regarding waste water supply

Corner of Birchwood Park Avenue & Bartholomew Way , Swanley


O G Mahoney Mr Iain Chalmers Mr Derek Caplan Mr Gian Bendinelli

The Planning Bureau Limited

Object -Access - Design - Increased traffic, noise and pollution - Invasion of privacy and safety -Too close to St Barts Laundry Site -Highway safety concerns - Density too low - Site suitable for sheltered accommodation

M Adam Single

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation

Observations Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval.

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Corner of Birchwood Park Avenue & Bartholomew Way , Swanley


Ms Carmelle Bell


No infrastructure concerns regarding water supply No infrastructure concerns regarding waste water supply

Ms Helen Oakley

Support No objection in principle

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Former Déjà Vu and Land to the north of Swanley



Object –

Heritage Issues

Mr Adam Single

Mr Doherty

Mr Christopher Drake

Ms Carmelle Bell


Assistant Town Clerk Swanley Town Council


Observations


-No access from Pucknells Close -Concern regarding increased traffic

- Density should be higher

- Outside water supply boundary - No infrastructure concerns regarding waste water supply

Gillian Fittich Support - Need hotel

Mr and Mrs Lundberg

Mr and Mrs David and Marie Collett

Support with conditions - Design should be in keeping - Access should not be via Pucknells Close 2

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Land West of Cherry Avenue , Swanley


Mr Adam Single Ms Carmelle Bell Mr Christopher Drake Miss Debbie Salmon

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group Planning Administrator Thames Water Property Assistant Town Clerk Swanley Town Council Conservation Officer, Policy and Planning Kent Wildlife Trust

Observations Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval. No infrastructure concerns regarding water supply Thames Water may need to undertake investigations to determine impact of any development 80% should be open space Recommend that the open space provided be enhanced for biodiversity.

St Bartholomew’s Hospital Laundry Site, Bonney Way, Swanley




Observations - Low level archaeology anticipated which has been dealt with in the past through suitable conditions on a planning approval. - Water supply: a mains extension will probably be required - Thames Water does not have any waste water infrastructure serving this site

Swanley Centre, Nightingale Way, Swanley


Mr Adam Single


Observations - Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a

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St Bartholomew’s Hospital Laundry Site, Bonney Way, Swanley


Ms Carmelle Bell Miss Debbie Salmon

Planning Administrator Thames Water Property Conservation Officer, Policy and Planning Kent Wildlife Trust

planning approval - No infrastructure concerns regarding water supply - May be necessary for Thames Water to undertake investigations to determine impact of development - Recommends that the design contains a fully integrated Green Infrastructure.

Land west of Station Road and Enterprise Way, Edenbridge


Mr and Mrs T Anderson Galiford Try Strategic Lane

Galiford Try Strategic Land

Object - Overlooking - Infrastructure provision Object - Client's land Hilders Lane more suitable for development and should be released before Reserve Land - 20% of site Land west of Station Road and Enterprise Way is in level 3 flood zone



Observations: - Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval - Outside water supply boundary - Outside waste water supply boundary

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Land west of Station Road and Enterprise Way, Edenbridge


Mr Paul Glenister Katherine Dove Ms C Lane Cooper Estates Limited

Easistore Self Storage KCC Planning Policy Edenbridge Town Council

Support - Does the site map exclude the area in Flood Zone 3? Supports with condition; - Recommends that the word „main‟ be included to the allocation criteria, which states Access will be from Enterprise Way. - Delete "Access will be from Enterprise Way" - Should be released "when required"

Land at Cedar Drive, Edenbridge


Ms Rachel Chatwin

Mr Stephen Lewzey

Mr Philip Blackman

Mr and Mrs Miriam and Jason Employment Chatten

Mr and Mrs T Anderson

Objection Loss of light/Overshadowing 2 Arboricultural issues 2 Drainage concerns 6 Open space provision 2 Access 7 Congestion 3

Parking and traffic issues 9

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Mrs S Brachet-Smith

Mr and Mrs Blake

Mrs Natalie Dodd

Ms Poor

Mrs LA Reynolds and Mr SB Seymour

Miss Claire Bennett

Mr Andrew Ramsey

Mr and Mrs Miriam and Jason Chatten

Construction traffic Wildlife 6 Noise 3

Green Oasis

Loss of Privacy Infrastructure No more houses in the area 2

Alternative brownfield sites available.

Ms Carmelle Bell

Mr Adam Single


Observations: - Outside water supply boundary - Outside waste water supply boundary

- Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval

Ms C Lane

C Arter

Edenbridge Town Council Support with condition; - Subject to additional parking for the Stangrove Estate

- keep footpath - no tall blocks

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57 Top Dartford Road, Hextable


Summary

Mr J P Lovett

Mr Roy Hunt

Mr & Mrs E & JS Richardson

Objection -Highway Safety

- Traffic 2

- Biodiversity

- Overshadowing

- Infrastructure

-Loss of views

Mr Adam Single

Ms Tracy Lane

Ms Carmelle Bell

Miss Debbie Salmon

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group Parish Clerk Hextable Parish Council



Observations

Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval

Gateway site of importance to the village No high rise building to go on the plot Consideration to historic contamination

No infrastructure concerns regarding water supply No infrastructure concerns regarding waste water supply

Request that some neutral grassland habitat is provided on site

Support with Conditions

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West Kingsdown Industrial Estate, West Kingsdown

Cllr Dee Morris - Good design - Limited height - Land contamination concerns

A Winchester and Sons

Support

inclusion by landowner but at a lower density


Mr Adam Single

Ms Carmelle Bell



Observations


- Outside water supply boundary - Thames water may need to undertake investigations to determine impact of any development proposed

Mr B Mellstrom Glen House Estates Ltd Support

Continue to promote site.

31 – 37 Park Lane Kemsing


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Mr Adam Single

Ms Carmelle Bell



Observations

- Significant archaeology could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval. The condition could require the preservation of important archaeological remains.

- No infrastructure concerns regarding water supply

- No infrastructure concerns regarding waste water supply

Field south of Moat Cottage, Station Road, Otford


Mr Adam Single

Mr and Mrs JC Peacock


Mrs Lyndsey Edwards

Mr Colin Parks



Object - Pond is natural spring 2 - Proximately to scheduled ancient monument 3 - Groundwater and flooding issues - Access 4 - Arboricultural issues - Development of this site should be avoided - Ecological issues - Otford has had enough recent development - Conservation Area - Increased traffic

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Hannah Mears

Miss Debbie Salmon

Ms Carmelle Bell

Kent Area Office Environmental Agency



Observations - Watercourse adjoining site with narrow area of Flood Zone 3

- Recommend that the boundary planting and the moat be retained

- Outside water supply boundary - No waste water infrastructure serving site

Jarvis Homes

Support - Site available for development - Site lies close to Otford and a short walking distance of the mainline railway station. - Excellent Infrastructure

- High priority The enhancement of the character and appearance of the locality will have the highest priority - Development will also need to respect the Scheduled Ancient Monument - the access will need to give the highest priority to the preservation and enhancement of the Conservation Area. - Development of the site would make a modest but nevertheless important contribution to the provision of affordable housing within Otford

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Foxs Garage London Road, Badgers Mount


Mr Gordon Plumb

Badgers Mount Residents

Association

Objection -Wrong Address -Previous Planning Refusal -Loss of Employment

Mr Adam Single

Ms Carmelle Bell



Observations


- No infrastructure concerns regarding water supply - No infrastructure concerns regarding waste water supply

Consultant Claverton Ltd

Support

Residential development. Current use is under used and unviable.

Mr and Mrs Earl

Support with conditions - Support in principle but concerned too many units proposed - Parking and road safety issues could also be a concern

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Land adjacent to London Road, Westerham


Jo Connah

Mr and Mrs D.W.R. Hobbs

Mr and Mrs K Whalley

E.M Freeman

Mrs Goodall

Mr and Mrs R Fenn

Beth Mullings

Mr Andrew McCormick

Mr Martin Stevens

Mr Peter

Corfield

Mrs Dorothy Oram

Mr Simon Burmester

Denise Stevens

Mr Clive Jenkins

Mr Matthew

Object –

Ecological issues 3

- AONB 12

- Air Quality 3

- Infrastructure Provision 10 - Increased Traffic 10 - Privacy

- Too much social housing already

- Aboricultural issues 2

- Drainage - Character of Area 2

- Prefer a nursing home

Loss of Green Belt 2 –

If developed should be small bungalows for elderly/retired

- Highway safety 3

-Access 4- loss of allotments 2

- Prefer sheltered housing

- land should be retained for benefit of the community 2

- noise pollution, land contamination and air quality

- sustainability and design cost implications

- Land not required to meet the SE Plan Target 3

- No gypsy development

- High Density inappropriate 5

- Biodiversity 4 - Not enough regard to impact on Court Lodge (Grade 2* listed)

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Pullen

Mr, Mrs and Master Mason

Ms Elaine Kibblewhite

Ms Gillian Burmester

Nicola Wolfenden

Mrs Deborah Mills

Clare Moran and William Hayes

- Economically unviable- Alternative sites should be sought

-Unwanted residential development

-Power supply problems

- Flooding

Mr Adam Single

Ms Carmelle Bell

Miss Debbie Salmon




Observations


- No infrastructure concerns regarding water supply - No infrastructure concerns regarding waste water supply

-Allotments provide rich habitat for reptiles and amphibians. -likely to provide foraging habitat -Bats hibernate within Westerham Mines SSSI evidence that bats use the mines within the summer months.

-woods, hedgerows and grassland could provide both conditions suitable for setts and foraging habitat for badgers. - full surveys are to be undertaken

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Sally-Anne Nowell

-Re-use of site.

KCC Property


Ms Sally Pratt

Support with conditions

-Lower density

-To provide retirement accommodation

-Sufficient parking –

- Follow design principles

- Residential/Care home

- Few houses for Westerham people

- Traffic

Land rear of Garden Cottages , Leigh


D.S.Whitehall

Mr and Mrs Truzzi-Franconi

Object

- Biodiversity 2

- Conversion back to allotments 2

- Not previously developed land 2

- Parking and Traffic 2

- Overshadowing and loss of privacy 2

- Impact on character of area 2

- No need to develop site soon 2

- Building would disrupt community 2

- Carbon Footprint 2

- Increase in population 2

- Infrastructure pressures 2

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MrAdam Single

Ms Carmelle Bell

Miss Debbie Salmon




Observations:


- Outside water supply boundary

- Outside waste water supply boundary

- Consideration should be given to the ecological impacts of development in this location.

Mr Keogh Caisley

Court Royal Developments

Support;

- Promote 18 Extra Care Retirement Units

- Land available in short term

- Sustainable Location

- PPS7 Justification

-Need for extra care accommodation

New Ash Green Village Centre, New Ash Green


Mr A Dari

K Kpinar

Mr S Richardson

Friends of the New Ash Green Centre

Object

- current business leaseholder

- No regeneration

- Density too high

- Alternative sites for development –

- Further housing in central area –

- reduction of commercial/employment

- parking 2

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Mr Adam Single

Alison de Jager

Ms Carmelle Bell


Ash-cum-Ridley Parish Council


Observation

-Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval

-Badger Pub and Village hall unlikely to be available so density should be decreased

.- Outside water supply boundary

- Outside waste water supply boundary

Mrs Stella Kemp

Support

- Overhaul and clean up all of the village centre

- improve bus services - Reconsider residential element

Mr Cameron Clark


Gableholt Ltd

Support with Conditions –

- Regeneration must be commercially Viable

- Will require public funding

- Sufficient car parking to be maintained

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Employment Sites

Vestry Road , Sevenoaks


Mr Adam Single


Hannah Mears

Miss Debbie Salmon





Observations


-Vestry Cottages have been incorrectly included on the employment site map

- Site over historic landfill, contamination issues

- FRA required

-Recommend that a buffer strip be recreated along the corridor

Katherine Dove


KCC Planning Policy

Support

The site is within 500 metres of a SSSI . Consideration to be given to space for biodiversity in any development.

Support identification of Vestry Industrial Estate

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Bat and Ball Enterprise centre, Sevenoaks


MrAdam Single

Hannah Mears

Miss Debbie Salmon




Observation


- Site lies within SPZ1 for Cramptons Road abstraction

- Possible contamination issues

-recommend that a buffer strip be recreated along the corridor.

Katherine Dove

KCC Planning Policy

Support

The site is within 500 metres of a SSSI . Consideration to be given to space for biodiversity in any development.

BT London Road, Sevenoaks


Mr Adam Single

Hannah Mears

Miss Debbie Salmon




Observation


- Site lies within SPZ1 for Cramptons Road abstraction

- Possible contamination issues

-recommend that a buffer strip be recreated along the corridor

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Erskine House, Oakhill Road, Sevenoaks


Mr Adam Single

Miss Debbie Salmon



Observations


-recommend that a buffer of trees be incorporated into the design to safeguard the woodland adjacent to the railway corridor.

Hardy’s Yard, Riverhead


Mr Adam Single

Hannah Mears

Miss Debbie Salmon




Observations


- Large part of site is in FZ3a

- Flood mitigation measures part of any development

-recommend that a buffer of trees be incorporated into the design to safeguard the tree belt adjacent to the railway corridor

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High Street Sevenoaks


Mrs Ann White


Object - Map needs to be amended to remove properties from employment site

Mr Adam Single

Hannah Mears



Observations-


- Part of site in Source Protection Zone 3 - Detailed FRA required - Any development must seek to reduce flood risk

London Road Sevenoaks


Mrs Ann White


Object

- Map needs to be amended to remove some properties from employment site

Mr Adam Single


Observations

On the edge of the Medieval and post-medieval core of Sevenoaks

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Morewood Close ( outside housing area), Sevenoaks


Mr Adam Single

Hannah Mears

Miss Debbie Salmon




Observation


- Site adjacent to area of FZ3a - Detailed FRA required - Development must seek to reduce flood risk

- recommend that a buffer of natural habitat

-that a corridor of acidic grassland or heathland is recreated

South Park, Sevenoaks


Mr Adam Single

Archaeological Officer

Observations

-On the edge of the Medieval and post-medieval core of Sevenoaks

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KCC Heritage Conservation Group Environment and Waste

Tubs Hill House, Tubs Hill, Sevenoaks


Mr Adam Single

Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group Environment

Observations


Wested Lane Industrial Estate, Swanley


Mr Adam Single

Miss Debbie Salmon



Observation


-recommend that a buffer of natural habitat

Swanley Town Council offices


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Assistant Town Clerk Swanley

Town Council

Object - Town centre should not include a Hotel

- Potential for no development to take place

Mr Adam Single


Observations


Mr Nigel Sivyer

Support with Conditions - Inclusion of Bathstore Building in Town Centre regeneration

Goldsel Road Swanley


Mr Adam Single


Observations

Low level archaeology anticipated which could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval.

Horizon House, Swanley


Lenta Properties

Object; -Proposed allocation is too restrictive being solely for B class uses

Mr Adam Single


Observation


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Miss Debbie Salmon

Environment and Waste



Land at Broom Hill , Swanley


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Mr and Mrs Elsdon

Mr J A Manning

Mr and Mrs ME and SE Bentley

Mr & Mrs Miles

Mr and Mrs Clements

Mr John Fullagar

Miss Debbie Salmon


Object - Only a suitable site for development of single storey residence for single, elderly or disabled, but preference to see conserved as is.

- Increased congestion 2

-Traffic 3

- develop other sites

- noise and intrusion 2

- don't need warehouses

- Topography issues

- Pollution 2-

-Green Belt

-Wildlife -Amenity

-Overlooking and Privacy 2

- Parking

- The site can be developed for a limited amount of residential development, including affordable social housing.

-Biodiverse site

Mr Adam Single


Observations


The Wood Family Trust

Support - Designated of Broom Hill land


Support with Conditions - Plan in document differs from the Local Plan

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- Original boundary should be retained

Media House , Swanley


Mr Adam Single


Observations


Moreton Industrial Estate, Swanley


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Park Road Industrial Estate, Swanley


Mr Adam Single

Miss Debbie Salmon



Observation



Southern Cross Industrial Estate, Swanley


Mr Adam Single

Hannah Mears

Miss Debbie Salmon




Observations


- Site adjacent to area of FZ3a - Detailed FRA required - Development must seek to reduce flood risk

- recommend that a buffer of natural habitat

-that a corridor of acidic grassland or heathland is recreated

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Mr Adam Single

Miss Debbie Salmon



Observations-


-Recommend a buffer of natural habitat

Swanley Library and Information Centre, Swanley


Mr Adam Single




Observations


- Little Heath development is mixed use

Teardrop Industrial Estate, Swanley


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Mr Adam Single

Hannah Mears

Miss Debbie Salmon




Observations


Observations - Potential for contamination - Site within FPZ3


The Technology Centre Swanley


Mr Adam Single


Observations


Station Road Edenbridge


Cllr Scholey

Mr Tom Burton

Edenbridge and District Community Link

Object - Access for full size HGVs

- Current tenants‟ vacating site

- Mixed use including residential should be encouraged/prioritised

- Overestimation of current jobs on site

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Mr Adam Single

Hannah Mears

Miss Debbie Salmon




Observations


- Part of site within FPZ3 - Mitigation of flood risk - Protection and enhancement of biodiversity


Ms Lane


Support with condition -recommends improvements to the Railway bridge over the B2026

Edenbridge Trading Centre/Warsop Trading Centre and Leigh Builder’s Yard, Edenbridge


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Ms C Lane

Mr and Mrs D Parker

Mr B Parker

Mr Malcolm Hardy

Mr Lawrence Neil Barry

Mr and Mrs GN and CM Pecksen


Object -Leigh Builders Yard should be allocated for housing.4

-Suitable employment site

- Unsuitable for employment use; -Small scale residential development is more appropriate

-separate road access 2 - Surrounded by residential properties. 4 - Frontage in Edenbridge Conservation Area 3 - traffic and noise 2 - Unlikely to attract new business 3-

- Site not connected to Edenbridge Trading Estate 4

Mr Adam Single


Observations


Station Approach, Edenbridge


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Mr Adam Single

Miss Debbi Salmon



Observations


Observation -recommend that a buffer of natural habitat

Westerham Trading Centre, Westerham


Mr Adam Single


Observations


Blue Chalet Industrial Park, West Kingsdown


Mr Adam Single


Observations


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Horton Kirby Trading Estate, South Darenth


Mr Adam Single

Hannah Mears

Miss Debbie Salmon




Observations


Site within Flood Zone 3 - Risk of contamination


Warren Court ,Halstead


Mr Adam Single

Hannah Mears

Miss Debbie Salmon




Observations


Site close to historic landfill, contamination issues

-If redevelopment is planned for this site the Trust would recommend that a buffer of woodland be incorporated into the design of the development to buffer and extend Deerleap Wood.

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Swanley Town Centre Regeneration




Object - Town centre should not include a Hotel - Potential for no development to take place

Mr Adam Single


Observations


Mr Nigel Sivyer

Support with Conditions - Inclusion of Bathstore Building in Town Centre regeneration

Waitrose, High Street, Sevenoaks


Mr Adam Single


Observations


Land East of the High Street , Sevenoaks


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Mr Adam Single

J M Bamforth

Ms Katharine Kendell


Observations


Car Parking Provision

Enquiry as to what Interchange facilities meant

Land West of Bligh’s Meadow, Sevenoaks


Mr Peter Stevens

Object

-Loss of parking and congestion -If building goes ahead, to be limited to 2 storey

Mr and Mrs D & R Clary

Mr Adam Single

Ms Carmelle Bell

J M Bamforth



Observations - Require the retention or increase of existing car parking

- Significant archaeology could be dealt with through suitable conditions on a planning approval. The condition could require the preservation of important archaeological remains.


- Car Parking Provision

- Outside water supply boundary - Thames Water may need to undertake investigations to determine impact of any development

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Mrs Ann White


Support with Conditions - replacement car parking

Post Office/ BT Exchange, South Park, Sevenoaks


Mr Adam Single


Observations


Mrs Ann White


Object -map is inaccurate as part of car park is leased to Sevenoaks Town Council


Support - designation of the Post Office/BT Exchange as an area of opportunity - Clarification of replacement car parking - Request frontage to be designated a secondary retail frontage

Land at Croft Road, Westerham


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Mr R C Woodward

Mrs Y Tullett

Mr & Mrs Hilliard

Mr Mark Waterman

Mr Mark Waterman

Mrs R Pearson

Mr Richard Essex

Mr Richard

WB Howard

Mr Laurence Booshard

Karen Waterman

Mr Nigel Leadbetter

Mr and Mrs R Howe

Mr Kevin Rogers

Ms S Warnes


Jeremy

Object - Return to Green Belt 2 - No need for additional housing 3 - AONB 8 - Rural/ Greenfield land 2 - Small scale (under 1ha) 2 - Highways Constraints 5

- Surface water runoff - Congestion - Ecological issues 2

- danger and congestion due to narrow roads and lack of pavement.

- Would set a precedent to build in the Green Belt

- Too many units allocated

- Biodiversity 2

- Traffic and Parking 7

-additional housing will be out of keeping –

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Wilson/Kristine Mitchell

- will not be in keeping with band G tax paying properties

- reduce the value of the surrounding housing -impact on privacy -the proposed development is in the “shadow” of a mobile telecoms mast

-Size of plot too small - Aboriculture loss

- Other areas in town are suitable 3

- No increase in population

-Loss of allotments

- Public Transport concerns - infrastructure and facilities 2

Mr Adam Single

Miss Debbie Salmon



Observations


recommend that woodland and hedgerow boundaries and a corridor of adjacent rough grassland be retained

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Allotment Gardens adjacent to Churchill School, Westerham


Mr and Mrs Jason and Georgina Howes

Objection - Proximity to Junior School

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Mr P Kembery

Beth Mullings

Mr and Mrs R Fenn

E.M Freeman

Mr Andrew McCormick

Mr Martin Stevens

Mrs E M Kembery

Ms Janice Stent

K and P Whalley

Ms Sarah Cullom

A Wells

Mr Denis Bulford

Mrs Janet Young

Mr Peter Corfield

Ms Elaine Kibblewhite

Mr and Mrs C Davies

Mr and Mrs Fred and Heather Whitney

M.W Penfold

Nicola Wolfenden

MJ Turner

- Ecological and Aboricultural issues 6

-Loss of area character - AONB 8 - Greenfield Site -Loss of allotments 12 - Would not provide any community benefits - noise pollution, land contamination and air quality 3 - sustainability and design cost implications - Infrastructure Provision 5 - Increase traffic and congestion 6 - Land not required to meet the SE Plan Target

- Safety issues regarding London Road - No gypsy development

-Site should be returned to the Green Belt and allotments retained

- Been allotments for over 80 yrs 3 - Access issues 8

- No more housing 6

- Alternate allotment site not accessible - High Density inappropriate - current Affordable Housing issues no wish for more

- Loss of green environment

- important to retain land for community

- Shortage of Allotments

-Power supply problems

- land should be retained for benefit of the community

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Mr Adam Single

Miss Debbie Salmon



Observations


-Allotments provide rich habitat for reptiles and amphibians. -likely to harbour reptiles and provide terrestrial habitat for amphibians. -likely to provide foraging habitat -Bats hibernate within Westerham Mines SSSI evidence that bats use the mines within the summer months. -woods, hedgerows and grassland could provide both conditions suitable for setts and foraging habitat for badgers. full surveys are to be undertaken

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Angela Howells

Sally-Anne Nowell

Mr Michael Grimes

Clerk Westerham Parish council Support-

WPC continues to promote site for development. - Alternative allotment land can be provided - Access to be through old Churchill School site

-Protect Allotments

- Protection of allotments

Chaucer Business Park, Kemsing


Mr Adam Single


Observations


Glaxo Smith Kline, Powder Mills, Leigh


Mr Adam Single

Katherine Dove


KCC Planning Policy

Observation


This site is within 500 metres of a Local Wildlife Site . Consideration to be given inclusion of natural and semi-natural green space within any development to allow for biodiversity.

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North Downs Business Park


Mr Adam Single Archaeological Officer KCC Heritage Conservation Group

Observation


Fort Halstead


Mr Adam Single


Mr Gordon Plumb


Badgers Mount Residents Association

Observations

Pre-determination assessment should be carried out to clarify whether development of any part of the site is possible.

-Propose Fort Halstead be allocated for housing/mixed use

-No mention of Fort Halstead's ability to provide housing

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Objectors to Sevenoaks School Land at Oak Lane and Hopgarden, Sevenoaks Ms Lisa Stewart Mr Graham Stewart Mr Graham Boon Mr David Glennie Ms Paula Burns PB Dravers Mr and Mrs Miller Ms Jane Affleck Dr and Mrs Stuart and Linda Simpson Mrs Catherine Chan Mr and Mrs AB Vowles Mr and Mrs B.E and T.E.A Horton Mrs Barbara Gibbs Mr Mike John Ms Sheila Campbell Mrs Ann White Mr & Mrs Ian Webb Ms Sheila Campbell Mrs Helen Plestis Mr D Richardson Mr Geoffery Dalton Mr Julian Scott Mr & Mrs Andrew and Rosie Williams Cllr Mrs Avril Hunter Becky Penty Mr David Glennie Ms Paula Burns Ms Jane Affleck

Dr and Mrs Stuart and Linda Simpson Mr and Mrs D and G Jackson Ashley and Amanda Mackenzie Mr and Mrs David and Sharon Henderson Mr S J Valiant David and Violaine Townsend FA and PC Catterall Ellen and Tamim Saleh Mr lan Senior Mr Nick Osler Mr and Mrs Derek and Janet Richardson Mr Graham Footitt Mr and Mrs Langford Mr and Mrs C Penney Mr and Mrs A P Dowding Oak Lane Residents Association Mr and Mrs Gareth and Sarah Lewis-Davies Mr and Mrs Ian and Nikki Cobban Mr T W Craddock Mr Daron Pearce Mr and Mrs O'Sullivan WP and SA Sellers Peter Kernan and Maria Lemos Mr Vincent Geake Mr and Mrs Pauline and Barrie Maxwell Philip and Sarah Brown Mr Paul Nash Mr & Mrs D Wheatley

Mr & Mrs Gillett

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Objectors to Johnsons at Oak Lane and Hopgarden Lane, Sevenoaks

Ms Lisa Stewart

Mr Graham Stewart

Mr John Crowe

Mr Graham Boon

Mr David Glennie

Ms Paula Burns

Mr and Mrs Miller

Ms Jane Affleck

Ms Sheila Reynolds

Mr and Mrs AB Vowles

Mr and Mrs B.E and T.E.A Horton

Mrs Barbara Gibbs

Mr Mike John

Ms Sheila Campbell

Mr & Mrs Ian Webb

Ms Sheila Campbell

Mr Richardson

Mr Geoffery Dalton

Mr Julian Scott

Mr & Mrs Andrew and Rosie Williams

Cllr Mrs Avril Hunter

Becky Penty

Ms Jane Affleck

Dr and Mrs Stuart and Linda

Simpson

Mr and Mrs D and G Jackson

Mr S J Valiant

David and Violaine Townsend

FA and PC Catterall

Mr Alan Senior

Mr Nick Osler

Mr and Mrs Derek and Janet Richardson

Mr Graham Footitt

Mr and Mrs C Penney

Mr David Perry

Mr and Mrs A P Dowding

Oak Lane Residents Association

Mr and Mrs Ian and Nikki Cobban

Mr and Mrs Iain and Frances Smith

Mr Daron Pearce

Mr and Mrs O'Sullivan

WP and SA Sellers

Mr and Mrs Kieron and Julia Brennan

Peter Kernan and Maria Lemos

Mr Vincent Geake

Mr and Mrs Pauline and Barrie Maxwell

Philip and Sarah Brown

Mr Paul Nash

Mr & Mrs D Wheatley

PB Dravers

Mr & Mrs T Gillett

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