Tunbridge Wells: Update
The Council’s review into its newly adopted core strategy will investigate the possibility of:
* A reduction in total housing numbers.
* Whether there should be any review of Inner Green Belt boundaries before 2026.
* That windfall sites should be counted in the first ten years of the Plan.
* Changes be made to reflect the abolition of minimum densities (PPS3) and garden grabbing.
Cllr Roy Bullock, Leader of the Council - ‘I am delighted members agreed to the adoption of the Core Strategy now. With the review, we can start to change the Core Strategy, following due process, to reflect the concerns of Councillors and residents with elements imposed on the Council by the last government. This review will be carried out in parallel with the consultation on Area Action Plans and the Allocations Development Plan Documents’.
The Council’s review into its newly adopted core strategy will investigate the possibility of:
* A reduction in total housing numbers.
* Whether there should be any review of Inner Green Belt boundaries before 2026.
* That windfall sites should be counted in the first ten years of the Plan.
* Changes be made to reflect the abolition of minimum densities (PPS3) and garden grabbing.
Cllr Roy Bullock, Leader of the Council - ‘I am delighted members agreed to the adoption of the Core Strategy now. With the review, we can start to change the Core Strategy, following due process, to reflect the concerns of Councillors and residents with elements imposed on the Council by the last government. This review will be carried out in parallel with the consultation on Area Action Plans and the Allocations Development Plan Documents’.
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