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1 Proposed Clappins Lane development
Clappins Lane Action Group

2 Agenda Introductions Overview of site Previous consultation
Additional key issues Latest local plan consultation Response requirement Funding Committee Next

3 Key issue Proposal to remove Green Belt/AONB status on field bordered by Clappins Lane and Allen Drive for development of up to 64 dwellings

4 Designated land

5 From gate and half way

6 From opposite corner to gate

7 From along the top

8 Some significant trees

9 To and from gate Stonefield Road

10 Main Road access Taken from drivers window in car as far forward as possible

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15 Additional Key issues Traffic Car parking
Coming onto Clappins Lane from development Preventing access onto Clappins Lane from Stonefield Road and Allen Drive at morning rush hour Turning onto Main Road at rush hour Dangers from limited splay to right at junction Use of Clappins Lane by HGV/LGV Car parking 2+ cars per dwelling – 128+ cars needing parking Likely overspill onto Clappins Lane

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17 Wycombe District Local Plan Local Plan – Regulation 19 Version October 2017

18 Wycombe District Local Plan Local Plan – Regulation 19 Version October 2017

19 WDC response requirement

20 WDC response requirement

21 Funding Planning consultant? Chartered surveyor? Website? Leaflets?
How do we raise funding?

22 Committee Action group needs a committee and a chairperson
Engage consultants Advise on response content Work with other groups – eg HPC Challenge WDC Continue through to planning if Green Belt/AONB removed

23 Next steps? Appoint Chairman and organise committee
Need contact addresses – please fill in sheet Identify planning consultant? Lobby local and national politicians? Facebook page? Website? Petition?


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