Consultation Question 9

Object

Representation ID: 25503

Received: 19/03/2021

Respondent: Snell Developments Ltd

Agent: Pegasus Group (Leeds)

Housing Need and Requirement

- concern over level of growth and not meeting full need including the 35% uplift int he latest Standard Method
- the plan should consider all options for meeting this need- including in other ways to deliver the uplift outside of the defined Bradford Urban Area
-it is logical that the 35% uplift is applied to the entire
local planning authority area.
-This could include a range of solutions such as new allocations and increased levels of delivery from the preferred allocations, providing any additional development can be accommodated in a sustainable manner.
- Bradford is one of only 20 areas in which the urban uplift applies, therefore, it is considered the Council should be taking opportunities to secure increased housing development and contribute towards tackling the national housing crisis

Object

Representation ID: 25709

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Mrs Penny Price

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 25738

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Mrs Sue Bell

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 25767

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Mrs M Armitage

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 25796

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Stuart Bell

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 25825

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Jackie Cooper

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 25854

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Elizabeth Archer

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 25883

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Jill Buckley

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 25912

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Andy Wheeler

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 25941

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Christine Hardaker

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 25970

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Norah and David Jackman

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 25999

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Tom Chatwyn

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26028

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Katherine Elston

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26057

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Peter Whiffin

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26086

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Catherine MacIntosh-Dixon

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26115

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Philip Batty

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26144

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Sophie Lamb

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26173

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Emma and Anthony Reed

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26202

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Helen Haskins

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26231

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Mrs Janet Sage

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26260

Received: 22/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Paul Grant

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26290

Received: 22/03/2021

Respondent: Louise Grant

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26325

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Prof. Jonathan Pitches

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26354

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Catherine Flint

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26527

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Alan Taylor

Housing Distribution - Addingham

I do not agree with the allocation of 175 new houses for Addingham. The increase from 75 dwellings only 2 years ago is not explained or justified in the LP. Other Wharfedale settlements have had reductions since then (eg Ilkley with a substantial reduction) or only small increases, these being in Local Growth Centres, which are more sustainable locations. Addingham is one of the least sustainable locations in the District, and is a Local Service Centre where housing development is to be on a smaller scale and growth more modest.

Accommodating 175 new homes in Addingham will require land releases which will seriously damage the historic character and landscape setting of the village, which would be inconsistent with the stated policies of the LP. A much lower housing allocation is required closer to the previous figure, and this could more easily be accommodated in the village over the plan period.

Object

Representation ID: 26567

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Bernard Poulter

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26682

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Mr Owen Sage

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26714

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Jane Murphy

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26757

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Rachael Hyde

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?

Object

Representation ID: 26800

Received: 24/03/2021

Respondent: Ray Starling

See answer at Q6.

3.8.45 Please provide the evidence on which this statement is based.

3.8.50 The issue here is not one of affordability but of income and social housing. Affordable social housing needs to be delivered at a very low starting price.

Whilst BPC accept that it is inevitable that some housing need has to be met from green belt, our previous comments about housing viability in Q5 remain. In this section the housing allocation from Burley is 326 units of 625 houses in the Local Plan.

Why could BDMC not consider an affordable housing initiative as in Manchester?