RDCBLR0028
Provenance
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| Fact | Field | Value | Latest Entry Date | |
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| 28c204d0c6550cd39c123769d90ec85799adc90e89387178b22a4fca93457536 | notes | This site is allocated in the Rye Neighbourhood Plan (adopted July 2019) for at least 20 dwellings and a replacement community centre (up to 500 sqm), with up to 10% being self/custom build subject to a number of criteria, for instance the design of new development shall be sympathetic to the building form and materials used in surrounding buildings and provide appropriate external amenity areas for both the dwellings and the community centre; the community centre is to be retained in-situ or replaced before the last dwelling is occupied and a flood risk assessment shall be demonstrating that the residential development is safe for its lifetime; lastly car parking should be provided according to appropriate standards. See Policy H3 of the Rye Neighbourhood Plan (https://www.rother.gov.uk/rye-neighbourhood-plan/). December 2022 - No changes. | 2022-10-01 | |
| 2ead42e94def284403fb6f2d8c435a669fbd162bd6d955e9bf64abef7f637f5c | notes | This site is allocated in the Rye Neighbourhood Plan (adopted July 2019) for at least 20 dwellings and a replacement community centre (up to 500 sqm), with up to 10% being self/custom build subject to a number of criteria, for instance the design of new development shall be sympathetic to the building form and materials used in surrounding buildings and provide appropriate external amenity areas for both the dwellings and the community centre; the community centre is to be retained in-situ or replaced before the last dwelling is occupied and a flood risk assessment shall be demonstrating that the residential development is safe for its lifetime; lastly car parking should be provided according to appropriate standards. See Policy H3 of the Rye Neighbourhood Plan (http://www.rother.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=31997&p=0). December 2020 - No change | 2020-10-01 | |
| 388b8f3fd07436840dd7e79fddd16342f6bf2ddc72e97d73f4496af1a97825c4 | notes | This site is allocated in the Rye Neighbourhood Plan (adopted July 2019) for at least 20 dwellings and a replacement community centre (up to 500 sqm), with up to 10% being self/custom build subject to a number of criteria, for instance the design of new development shall be sympathetic to the building form and materials used in surrounding buildings and provide appropriate external amenity areas for both the dwellings and the community centre; the community centre is to be retained in-situ or replaced before the last dwelling is occupied and a flood risk assessment shall be demonstrating that the residential development is safe for its lifetime; lastly car parking should be provided according to appropriate standards. See Policy H3 of the Rye Neighbourhood Plan (https://www.rother.gov.uk/rye-neighbourhood-plan/). December 2021 - No changes. | 2021-10-01 | |
| 683c552f8d55a7351e0bae0525128a2aa180b8d6a480caaa3f823e6a8f3a7f4f | notes | “This brownfield site is part of a larger site that includes greenfield land. The whole site, including the greenfield part, is a “Green site in the Council's 2013 SHLAA and a development of some 10 dwellings will require a 30% contribution towards affordable housing. There should be some retention of community use onsite as part of any proposal. A scheme will be subject to both the sequential and exception tests given its location in the flood zone and there is a requirement for further investigation of surface water flooding and drainage issues. See page 25 of the SHLAA (http://www.rother.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=20276&p=0). | 2018-10-01 | |
| aa61e8a4ec7bc75f2aedf7c012533a306594d8c0691dd7ce4236ca47efd5b56b | notes | This site is allocated in the Rye Neighbourhood Plan (adopted July 2019) for at least 20 dwellings and a replacement community centre (up to 500 sqm), with up to 10% being self/custom build subject to a number of criteria, for instance the design of new development shall be sympathetic to the building form and materials used in surrounding buildings and provide appropriate external amenity areas for both the dwellings and the community centre; the community centre is to be retained in-situ or replaced before the last dwelling is occupied and a flood risk assessment shall be demonstrating that the residential development is safe for its lifetime; lastly car parking should be provided according to appropriate standards. See Policy H3 of the Rye Neighbourhood Plan (http://www.rother.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=31997&p=0). | 2019-10-01 |