The 2006-2028 Local Plan Table 2, Settlement Hierarchy and Scale of Housing Growth still has Ilchester down for 140 houses. It is assumed that this number satisfies planning policies, in particular, Policy SD1 Sustainable Development, Policy SS1 Settlement Strategy, Policy SS6 Infrastructure Delivery and Policy TA5 Transport Impact.

The new development north of Dragonfly Chase has Outline approval for 150 houses, and whilst the Parish Council understand that there is an implied '140 minimum', we strongly argue that planning approval has been granted in breach of the spirit of these Policies, and therefore it is inconceivable that any further housing should be considered. There is little point in having a Local plan if Policies are ignored.

Representations on behalf of Galliford Try Partnerships South West (Developer) and the Rev DGH Young, JJH Young Esq and PW Young Esq (Landowners) in respect of land at Ilchester 1.1 Clive Miller Planning Ltd has been instructed by the landowner and developer to review and submit representations in respect of the Preferred Options. The developer is currently involved in the delivery of 150 houses approved on the northern edge of Ilchester and is working in partnership with the landowner to promo

Ilchester IL1 – Roman Road is not suitable for a large increase in vehicular traffic. Vehicular access should be taken from B3151.

POLICY IL1 – HOUSING & EMPLOYMENT PROVISION NORTH OF TROUBRIDGE PARK, ILCHESTER The National Trust owns Lytes Cary Manor to the north-east of Ilchester. The grade I listed Manor house was the home for 500 years of the Lyte family and is now open to visitors. The associated estate extends to some 148 ha and includes one field to the south of the A303 alongside the old Roman Road (Fosse Way) – search online for 'NT Land Map' to see the location. In January 2018 the Trust expressed concerns about