Ref. Castle Cary & Ansford. I'd like to focus on what makes this area so attractive for its residents and visitors to the area: the current Local Plan document on P22 refers to the agricultural backdrop of South Somerset, yet then proceeds to recommend even more residential development of several BMV (Best & Most Versatile agricultural land) around CC&A! If CC&A become over developed we face the very real risk of losing that which makes it so attractive a place to live and lose the visitors th

SSDC Local Plan Review 2016-2036: Preferred Options Consultation Representations on behalf of Castle Cary Town Council and Ansford Parish Council Distribution of Housing Growth: proposed Policy SS2 * Para 5.41 of the Local Plan Review sets out a substantial list of documentary evidence that has been used to inform the apportionment of housing growth between the different settlements, but no explanation is given of the process which has been used to arrive at the different allocations, or the w

SSDC Local Plan Review 2016-2036: Preferred Options Consultation Representations on behalf of Castle Cary Town Council and Ansford Parish Council Distribution of Housing Growth: proposed Policy SS2 * Para 5.41 of the Local Plan Review sets out a substantial list of documentary evidence that has been used to inform the apportionment of housing growth between the different settlements, but no explanation is given of the process which has been used to arrive at the different allocations, or the w

AC1, AC3, and AC4 – Appropriate road, pedestrian, and cycling infrastructure and links should be created to make all sites connected and permeable. Highway improvements will be required on the B3152, and A371.

Pegasus Group are pleased to submit representations to the South Somerset Local Plan Review 2016-2036 Preferred Options Consultation (Regulation 18) (June 2019) http://consuIt.southsomerset.gov.uk/consuIt.ti/PreferredOptionsConsu ltation/consultationHome on behalf of our client, Hannick Homes, who have interest in the site identified at Policy AC1 - Housing Growth North West of Ansford. The site is identified as being situated within the 'Direction of Growth' for Ansford and Castle Cary in the

Several hundred dwellings have already been approved on the Castle Cary and Ansford site which already exceeds the number required by National Policy. The infrastructure (roads, doctor's surgery, dentist, schools) already struggles with the rapid growth of the town and doubling the size will destroy the character of this unique town. The traffic in and out of the area will become unbearable and unsafe.