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The Neighbourhood Plan: policy on flooding states: All proposals must demonstrate that flood risk will not be increased elsewhere and that the proposed development is appropriately flood resilient and resistant. The use of sustainable urban drainage systems will be encouraged where appropriate.

Neighbourhood Plan: policy on parking requires: a minimum of two parking spaces will be required for dwellings with three or more bedrooms to be provided on the plot. In addition to this on-site provision, shared and visitor parking is expected to be provided in a location convenient to the dwellings it serves.

Improved pedestrian paths and cycle routes such that new residents, including those of school age and the mobility impaired, have safe pedestrian, cycle or wheelchair/ mobility scooter access to village services.

Neighbourhood Plan: policy states: Proposals for development other than those ancillary or necessary to the use of the sites for recreational and sport purposes which preserve the purposes of designating the areas will be resisted for: 1. The Jubilee Park 2. The Recreation Ground 3. The Slade Nature Reserve

The Neighbourhood Plan: policy states:for new housing developments, ensure that a sufficient supply of local primary school places is available to meet the needs of existing and new residents.

The Neighbourhood Plan: policy states: any development proposed within or near the key views identified in the Conservation Area Appraisal 2007 must ensure that key features of the view can continue to be enjoyed and that any development has an acceptable impact in relation to the visual qualities of those views.

Neighbourhood Plan: policy states: Public rights of way will be protected and routes through green landscaped or open space areas will be kept free from nearby vehicular traffic as far as practicable.