The Local Plan mentions the 'capacity issues in medical facilities around Bruton' and states that 'at the time of writing it is understood that no solution has yet been identified'. This is a matter of great concern to people in Bruton who perceive an already-reduced access to general medical services. This should be considered an infrastructure requirement and a matter of priority. There is already a commitment to the Cubis estate which will bring an unknown large number of extra patients into

Infrastructure The Infrastructure Delivery Plan states no need for any 'critical' infrastructure as a result of proposed new development. There is a need for more publicly accessible wildlife-rich open space. There are capacity issues in Bruton's medical facilities. We note that the Infrastructure Delivery Plan states that risk of flooding locally means that the Environment Agency will prepare a surface water management scheme. We believe that sustainable drainage systems (SUDS) should be inclu

Bruton Allocations in FZ1. No infrastructure required in flood risk areas. Paragraph 8.18 states the EA will be preparing a surface water management scheme. However, we consider that this will be the Lad Local Flood Authority (LLFA).

INFRASTRUCTURE We see no mention of measures to enforce better controls over road building including the introduction of studies to ensure the suitability of existing road networks in and connected to any housing schemes which increase population density. Ditto the above for sewage and surface water disposal. The potential for flooding in residential areas now subjected to vastly increased impermeable hard surface needs to be highlighted and not lightly passed over with reference to permeable

INTERNAL NOTE: THIS WAS A PAPER COMMENT AND ILLEGIBLE IN PLACES. (Steph) There is no mention of social housing - affordable is a meaningless term, especially given the pace of delivery of affordable being built and the proportion of smaller houses across the pace range should be far greater. The need is for small starter homes or for older people wanting to downsize. There should be far greater sanctions for developers who renege on agreed levels of social housing. There should be a planning a

Housing - Important to have low cost supported housing. Also low emission/ 0 emissions with rainwater collection for loo's/washing etc Solar panels! Paths, cycletracks to bring people into town. Brewham Road - Trees planted around estate, electric points for e-cars accessible, make sure each house sufficient car parking for their cars. Infrastructure - We've had so many problems with our old sewage system - is it able to cope with more? Surgery and School - they will need larger capacity. Brew