QUALITATIVE Survey Results October 2014 Appendix 12 to Consultation Statement.

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QUALITATIVE Survey Results October 2014 Appendix 12 to Consultation Statement

Introduction Objective To find out people’s thoughts on village now and in the future, what they like/dislike, issues they foresee with new development and ideas to resolve these Qualitative not Quantitative Web survey – 10 questions – 6 open ended/ text questions – 3 demographics – 1 on preferred village growth

Intro continued Engagement for survey completion – Stand at school, Downton Mummies facebook – Discussion DCT, Good Companions etc – Leaflet drop – WH open day, Goose Fair, Moot Lane Pop up Sample size 168 or 13% of households (assuming 1300 HHs) Includes 15 paper surveys Disappointing? Lessons for main questionnaire

Demographics

Village growth? Cuckoo Fair A. 67% B. 28% C. 5%

Village Growth results by Life Stage

Village Growth results by Where Live

Downton now – what we like? Community feel/ spirit Friendliness/ Village life Lots of services Diverse/balanced – not dominated by … Rural/ historic setting/ the Avon Safe environment Lots going on Green areas within village

‘Large enough for services, small enough that its still a village’ ‘Best of both worlds’ ‘Privileged to live here’ Major concern Too much growth (too quickly) – lose all this. Fear that with new housing, focus of village will move further west

Specific Issues Problems now, new development will exacerbate Traffic congestion, parking Primary School Drainage/ Sewage GP Surgery Lack of affordable housing Facilities/amenities Antisocial behaviour Lack of maintenance

Primary School Recognition that there will be insufficient places for all Downton children - needs to be addressed. Do not want children to have to go out of village Expand existing school – 2 objections to using piece of Memorial Gardens Build new school on Trafalgar site as and when required.

Drainage/ Sewage Well documented Solution is being pursued by PC, WW, WC

GP Surgery Problem Time to get appt Insufficient GPs Ideas Expand current surgery. New surgery west end of village Have we discussed with GP Practice?

Lack of affordable housing More affordable housing will be built within new development Is this sufficient? (Housing Needs Survey) Keep Scotts House – only place with affordable bedsits

Facilities/Amenities Loss of Post Office High St Regenerate High St shops – new development wrong end of village Playgrounds - Refurbish, particularly Moot Lane (in hand) Public toilets in Moot area Improve sports centre Refurbish Memorial Hall

Antisocial behaviour Problem Litter Dog fouling Youths/Vandalism Graffiti Ideas Harness community spirit/ schools More dog bins Moot area – make use of Pavilion? Graffiti wall Not currently a great problem but fear it will increase with larger population in same space

Lack of maintenance Problem areas Pavements – problems occur when dug up for services Potholes River – keeping clear Ideas EA

Traffic congestion, parking Problem A338 congestion at peak times Crossing A338 (pedestrians) Turning across traffic on to A338 from Long Close, Wick Lane, Barnaby Close General congestion in village: Heavy lorries Ideas NS Bypass Pelican crossing ?? Better policing of 7.5T limit CCTV Ban all lorries (X access) Weight limit on bridge

Traffic continued Problems Heavy lorries cont’d From through traffic Traffic from village to outside and vice versa Ideas Re-locate Access Eng to industrial estate. Discourage 20mph speed limit Improve bus service Improve bus service Re-open railway! Encourage cycling : Improve/create cycling routes to Fordingbridge/Salisbury. Improve bus service Car sharing for work

Traffic continued Problem Traffic travelling within village to shops and schools (drop off/pick up times) Ideas Encourage / make safer for walking/cycling Bridge over Avon To and from schools – if less/ slower traffic would be safer Walking bus Improve High St shops Shuttle bus from one end to other Footpath up Lode Hill to Ashley Grange

Traffic continued Problem Poor Bus service Buses don’t connect well with X3 Ideas Buses to station and Churchfields Shuttle bus through village (Coop, schools, X3) Buses to Southampton More X3s thru village at busy times More X3s in evening

Traffic continued Problem Too many cars parked in Borough/ Primary School Insufficient spaces at Coop High St – need parking for shops to thrive Ideas Restrict parking to cars (except deliveries) not eg RVs so 2 vehicles can pass. Layby into Cricket ground Expand car park into field? Encourage parking in Moot car park (sign needed) Use Church Hall land Drop pavement kerbs and allow parking on pavements in some areas (admit inevitable!)/ Double yellow lines to stop parking in others

Traffic continued Problem High St cont’d Safety in High St Moot Lane parking Moot Lane/Barford Lane rat run Ideas Parking bays on Moot Lane corner – green area Policing/traffic wardens Regenerating area will decrease cars to Coop Zebra crossing No parking on corner by fish & chip shop Cut bays into banks Bays on green verges Plant trees to compensate. ?

New Development Concerns that if all new building west of A338, village will be cut in two ?But this is preferred location Concerns over Downton/Redlynch becoming one built up area Small sites are preferred to large Alternative – relocate Access Engineering and develop site. Advantage of regenerating that end. Traffic disadvantages maybe. But Morgans Vale School easy to access Increase eco features from level 4 to maximum (make condition of planning permission)

Plan needs to address How not to lose ‘village’ feel (Slide 12) Action to decrease traffic congestion/ increase safety particularly at peak times – up to date Traffic Survey – action to increase walking/cycling Parking congestion in Borough, High St, Moot Lane Maximum no. of houses to be built related to school spaces in extended school Preferred areas for development

Continued/.. Sewage problems (solution hopefully will be in place) GP surgery concerns New development includes sufficient affordable housing (for local people) Regeneration of High St shops, inc parking provision Possible increased anti-social behaviour General maintenance of roads and pavements