Still worried about the impact on flooding, traffic congestion, air pollution, and 

services from 3.500 new houses between Scotforth and Galgate? 

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Why respond to the local plan now? Haven't we already done that after the Drop In sessions last year?

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The Local Plan was published 9 February 2018 and is open for public consultation until 5pm on Friday 6th April.

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It is essential that all CLOUD supporters do object now.   Previous objections to the draft plan last year will NOT be taken into account in the next stage of the planning process - they will simply be ignored! 

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It matters because the comments and objections that go in before 6 April will be examined by an independent Planning Inspector, appointed by central government.   The Inspector will be independent of Lancaster City Council and will decide whether the Plan should go ahead - whether it is legally compliant and sound,  to use the official terminology. We can make a difference at this stage!

 

This is your last chance - and a crucial one - to object to Bailrigg Garden Village (BGV).

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How to contact Lancaster City Council Planners
email planningpolicy@lancaster.gov.uk
Phone : 01524 582383
Postal address: Regeneration & Planning, Planning & Housing Policy Team, Lancaster City Council, PO Box 4, Lancaster Town Hall, Dalton Square, Lancaster, LA1 1JP.

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The Local Plan is available here:     http://www.lancaster.gov.uk/planning/planning-policy/publication-local-plan

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Extract from Local Plan Chapter 12 Bailrigg garden village

 

For an important map of ‘Bailrigg garden village Broad Area of Growth’, showing how large it might get see http://www.lancaster.gov.uk/assets/attach/3344/SPLA_Jan2018_BGV.pdf 

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Our full guidance notes on how to respond are available in this PDF 

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For overview of the campaign so far follow this link

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THIS IS A VITAL STAGE OF THE CAMPAIGN AND THE LAST CHANCE TO SHAPE THE LOCAL PLAN

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