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Amberley Village
All about Amberley, West Sussex

Regulation 19 Issues SDA35
Site Boundary & Housing needs
CLICK ON THIS TEXT FOR THE FULL WORDING. The extension of the settlement boundary is unsound. The Parish Council undertook a village wide survey as part of the regulation 18 consultation which had a 44% return rate, so the data collected is highly representational of the views of the community. Survey respondents were strongly against the use of the top and middle fields for housing, with 94% against a development of 45 houses and 87% against 25 houses, so a significant rej
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Jun 161 min read
Traffic
CLICK ON THIS TEXT FOR THE FULL WORDING. The proposed access route for the site on school road between the car park entrance and the main B2319 Turnpike road junction is dangerous and unsound. The existing junction has poor sightlines that make it difficult to see cars on the B2139 Turnpike Road. During the regulation 18 consultation the Parish Council had the junction assessed by a traffic consultant who deemed it dangerous in its current form, there have been several accide
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Jun 161 min read
How to respond to SDNP
CLICK ON THIS TEXT FOR THE FULL WORDING. The website address to provide a consultation response to SDNP on the Amberley East Street Farm site is https://southdowns-consult.objective.co.uk/kpse/event/1E2E78BD-DF08-462B-B19A-E778A68A57D7/section/s177670738531961?consultation=s177670738531961 This link will take you directly to the page for making a comment on the site. You will first need to add your personal details before you can proceed. For guidance on how to fill in the fo
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Jun 131 min read
The Chalk Stream
·CLICK ON THIS TEXT FOR THE FULL WORDING. A rare Chalk Stream has been identified at the site by a local conservation group, and the South Downs National Park were made aware of this during the regulation 18 consultation. The Chalk Stream is not recognised within the regulation 19 consultation which contravenes the core policies of the park regarding a landscape-led approach to planning and means their evidence base is not incomplete. Naturally occurring measures of flood man
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Jun 131 min read
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