- Consultation Survey -

Thank you for visiting our consultation website and taking the time to find out more about our proposals. We will be submitting an outline planning application and will review feedback received through this consultation.

There will be a further opportunity to view the updated proposals and to share your views as part of the Council’s formal consultation process once the planning application has been submitted.

Any comments you choose to make at this stage will not affect your right to comment on the planning application at a later date.

Taking part in this survey and submitting your feedback is entirely optional.

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Thank you for taking part.

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1. Please confirm your name and email address (optional).


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2. How did you hear about the consultation? (Required.)

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3. What is your relationship to these proposals? (Required.)

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4. What is your age? (Required.)

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5. What best describes your current living situation? (Required.)

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6. How do you feel about our proposals for new homes and public open space?
(Required.)

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7. Do you think there is a need for new homes in the area? (Required.)

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8. Affordable housing can be a combination of social rented, affordable rent and shared ownership housing, provided to eligible households whose needs are not met by the market. This will assist those looking for their first home, and lower income individuals and families to get on the housing ladder.

Would you support affordable housing being delivered here?
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9. What do you think are the main issues in the area currently? (TICK AS MANY AS YOU LIKE) (Required.)

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10. What do you think are the main barriers for people looking for a home in the area?
1 being the biggest barrier and 5 being the least restrictive barrier
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  1  Biggest barrier 2 3 4 5 Least restrictive barrier
Lack of community facilities
Not enough facilities for children
Lack of housing stock
Lack of smaller homes
Lack of family homes
Lack of affordable housing
Lack of employment opportunities
Infrequent public transport links
House prices too high
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