Scenario 2

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Comment

Hastings Local Development Framework - Core Strategy Informal Consultaton 27 June - 8 August 2011

Representation ID: 1867

Received: 18/07/2011

Representation Summary:

3.7-3.10. Prefer scenario 2. Fewest extra dwellings - to keep negative impact lowest. Ideally go for zero growth until full employment is achieved. Then only build in tandem with natural population growth.

Support

Hastings Local Development Framework - Core Strategy Informal Consultaton 27 June - 8 August 2011

Representation ID: 1953

Received: 30/08/2011

Representation Summary:

Scenario 2 will take pressure off building at high density, infrastructure provision, windfall will still occur and support delivery of family homes using existing victorian stock.

Comment

Hastings Local Development Framework - Core Strategy Informal Consultaton 27 June - 8 August 2011

Representation ID: 1967

Received: 30/08/2011

Representation Summary:

It is noticeable that your lower estimated total of 2659 is nearly 200 more than the proposed figure for Scenario 2 of 2478; this suggests that there has been no real attempt to make Scenario 2 viable as a genuine option.

Comment

Hastings Local Development Framework - Core Strategy Informal Consultaton 27 June - 8 August 2011

Representation ID: 1991

Received: 30/08/2011

Representation Summary:

It is obvious that Scenario 2, for fewest houses, is the best option across topics 5, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 and 17, just by having the least effect. I think it is plain that Scenario 2 is likely to do at least as well in the economic and social regeneration stakes, while doing least harm.
Justfication provided in full in written text for strengthening Scenario 2 in the SA assessment table for parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 15, 18, 19, 20 and 21.

Comment

Hastings Local Development Framework - Core Strategy Informal Consultaton 27 June - 8 August 2011

Representation ID: 2216

Received: 09/08/2011

Representation Summary:

Scenario 2 has all the key benefits albeit fewer new homes with far less negative impact on the current infrastructure/services.