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New searchmissing a guiding principle of safety. no explanation of how local people will be able to afford the new housing and continue to be able to like in the area. It is Avery large and rapid increase in to the size of the village
1. The principle appears to be driven by building on all the possible land and that land can is unsuitable to be built on will be 'given to the community'. But we already have access to this land. 2. Are they well connected? The A228 will be a major barrier to the housing to the north west and Ropers land, used for access to the industrial area, will be a barrier to the north east. 3. By the very nature of the proposed development the community will be destroyed. 4. Attractive and well built form is not compatible with build affordable housing for local people.
over development. moving the village centre to the extreme north west is going to lead more car journeys
you are presenting that as separate development in instead of an integrated commit. This due to the rapid speed of the development, instead of a more organic growth of the village
You have made the consultation very hard to understand. The question refer to page numbers in a document that is not longer available and not the sections as they are listed in the web pages. When even the council employees admit that the documentation is difficult to read and that the maps provided are inaccurate, different to understand and misleading, then it has to be quested if the whole process is flawed. And once again the documentation provided for a Medway consultation is changed part way through. Having attend the consultations in the local area there are still many questions that need to be answered and the council is unable or unwilling to answer because they are blinker by focusing on the rapid development of the village.
