North Tyneside Local Development Framework:
Core Strategy Preferred Options Comments
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People have commented that the council have not included their comments in relation to the proposed travellers search
area on the council consultancy site. The Race Relations Act (1976) imposes certain requirement on councils as to how they
deal with representations - if you have any comments to make on the travellers search area and for information on what are
considered valid planning matters, please see here before making any comments.
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What's this all about?
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The Spatial Strategy
Point 1: In a nutshell: The council's preference is to
NOT release any of the green belt land in the Urban Fringe (the green area to the North of Killingworth and Backworth) for development, until all other alternative land including "safeguarded land" has been used up?
view green belt diagram or see
Option 8 in the Core Strategy. For example, you may think the council should designate other land as green belt or give other land the same protection from development.
Point 3: In a nutshell: The council's preference is for a "dispersed distribution" of development across the main urban area of the borough except for extensive wedges of green space around Killingworth and Murton. View the proposed retained
green wedge areas (green arrows) around Killingworth and Murton; or see
Option 12 in the Core Strategy. As an example, you may think the council should retain other wedges of green space near where you live.
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How much development are we talking about?
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Preferences for Development
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Point 18: This option identifies 10 Key Housing sites (areas shaded with pink diagonal lines on cs map). If you disagree with the sites identified please provide details in the space below. This could include suggestions of alternative sites.
Point 19: This option identifies 8 Key Employment Sites (areas shaded with blue diagonal lines on cs map). If you disagree with the sites identified please provide details in the space below.
Point 20: This option concerns the proposed search areas for the Gypsy/Traveller site on Sandy Lane and the A19 corridor (yellow dashed areas on cs map). North Tyneside Council's preferred option is to not look anywhere other than Sandy Lane and the A19 south of the Killingworth exit. If you disagree with the proposed "search area" you may want to suggest alternatives. For example, you may think NTC should not restrict itself to the proposed search area and should consider all sites across North Tyneside based on community needs and planning merits. You may think the council should adopt the approach of other councils such as
Wiltshire Council or follow guidance on needs such as in
ODPM Circular 01/2006.
Point 21: This option concerns a proposed search area for Waste Sites. North Tyneside Council's preferred option is to look in the areas dotted grey on the Core Strategy Map for sites. If you disagree with the proposed "search area" you may want to suggest alternatives.
Here are some comments suggested by other residents concerning the council's
proposals for the Core Strategy. To include any of the comments in the printed version of this page you must
click the green box under each comment (marked "Click to include in letter"). The comment
suggestions are here to assist you in crystallising your own ideas, you can change any of the comments as
you require.
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or are unsure about. You can do this by clicking the green "TIP" box below.
You can change any of the individual comments and add additional comments at the end of this section.
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A. General comments on the Core Strategy proposals
Here are some comments suggested by other residents concerning the council's
proposals for the Core Strategy. To include any of the comments in the printed version of this page you must
click the green box under each comment (marked "Click to include in letter"). The comment
suggestions are here to assist you in crystallising your own ideas, you can change any of the comments as
you require.
TIP: Some people may find it easier to include all comments and only remove those they do not agree with
or are unsure about. You can do this by clicking the green "TIP" box below.
You can change any of the individual comments and add additional comments at the end of this section.
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B. Objections to Proposals for site 107 (Holystone), Sites 065 & 077 (Shiremoor) and Sites 071, 072, 073 (Station Road, Wallsend)
Here are some comments suggested by other residents concerning the council's
proposals for the Core Strategy. To include any of the comments in the printed version of this page you must
click the green box under each comment (marked "Click to include in letter"). The comment
suggestions are here to assist you in crystallising your own ideas, you can change any of the comments as
you require.
TIP: Some people may find it easier to include all comments and only remove those they do not agree with
or are unsure about. You can do this by clicking the green "TIP" box below.
You can change any of the individual comments and add additional comments at the end of this section.
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Some of the comments below refer to 2009 Tyne and Wear GTAA, Wiltshire Council's search area approach and
ODPM Guidance, you can view these document by following the links below.
Wiltshire Council's - Identifying search areas
Office of Deputy Prime Minister ODPM Circular 01/2006
Tyne and Wear 2009 GTAA
C. Proposals for Travellers site search area
Here are some comments suggested by other residents concerning the council's
proposals for the Core Strategy. To include any of the comments in the printed version of this page you must
click the green box under each comment (marked "Click to include in letter"). The comment
suggestions are here to assist you in crystallising your own ideas, you can change any of the comments as
you require.
TIP: Some people may find it easier to include all comments and only remove those they do not agree with
or are unsure about. You can do this by clicking the green "TIP" box below.
You can change any of the individual comments and add additional comments at the end of this section.
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D. Comments on proposals for Waste Managenent
Here are some comments suggested by other residents concerning the council's
proposals for the Core Strategy. To include any of the comments in the printed version of this page you must
click the green box under each comment (marked "Click to include in letter"). The comment
suggestions are here to assist you in crystallising your own ideas, you can change any of the comments as
you require.
TIP: Some people may find it easier to include all comments and only remove those they do not agree with
or are unsure about. You can do this by clicking the green "TIP" box below.
You can change any of the individual comments and add additional comments at the end of this section.
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E. Lack of Real and Open Consultation
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