Aspley Guise
Aspley Guise (where excluded from the Green Belt) is identified as a Small Village in the emerging Core Strategy.There are 39 Large and Small Villages and together these villages need to make provision for a total of 400 new homes up to 2026, over and above existing sites with planning permission. New small-scale rural employment sites may also be considered. The Core Strategy indicates that allocations will mainly be made in Large Villages and only exceptionally in Small Villages.
Consultation Report
Please find below links to the parish report and associated appendices. The parish reports are structured as follows:Main Section - Parish overview and site summaries
Appendix Sections 1 & 2 - Site survey additional comments and email representations
Appendix Sections 3 & 4 - Postal representations and a summary of postcodes
SITES CONSULTED ON DURING THE SECOND ROUND OF ISSUES AND OPTIONS CONSULTATION.
No additional sites have been submitted as part of the second round of Issues and Options consultation. Please scroll down for the list of sites that were consulted on during the first round of consultation.
SITES CONSULTED ON DURING THE FIRST ROUND OF ISSUES AND OPTIONS CONSULTATION.
The deadline for submitting comments for the first round of the consultation has also now passed.
6 sites have been submitted for potential development in Aspley Guise: 5 residential sites and 1site for mixed use.
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See below for a list of sites consulted on during the first round of consultation.
Ref Number: H001
Submission type: Housing
Site Name/Address: Land adj "Dawnedge" Aspley Guise
Submitted proposal: Residential. Negotiable - 9 dwellings proposed
Site Area (hectares): 3.69
Additional information submitted: This site is proposed for spacious, low-density, high quality homes.
District Council initial comments: Aspley Guise is identified in the emerging Core Strategy as a Green Belt Settlement. This site is within the Green Belt and development would be contrary to the emerging Core Strategy.
Ref Number: H030
Submission type: Housing
Site Name/Address: Chilcompton, Green Lane, Aspley Guise
Submitted proposal: Development of 1 dwelling
Site Area (hectares): 0.28
Additional information submitted: One or possibly two family dwellings are proposed on land to the rear of Chilcompton.
District Council initial comments: Aspley Guise is identified in the emerging Core Strategy as a Green Belt Settlement. This site is within the Green Belt and any development outside the "infill only" boundary would be contrary to the emerging Core Strategy.
Ref Number: H071
Submission type: Housing
Site Name/Address: Land rear of Belle Vue, Church Street, Aspley Guise
Submitted proposal: Development of 9 dwellings
Site Area (hectares): 0.81
Additional information submitted: 2 potential access points are proposed, one from Church Hill and one from Common Farm.
District Council initial comments: Aspley Guise is identified in the emerging Core Strategy as a Green Belt Settlement. This site is within the Green Belt and development would be contrary to the emerging Core Strategy.
Ref Number: H072
Submission type: Housing
Site Name/Address: Tudor View, Church Street, Aspley Guise
Submitted proposal: Development of 4 dwellings
Site Area (hectares): 0.55
Additional information submitted: 4 dwellings are proposed to replace the existing 2.
District Council initial comments: Aspley Guise is identified in the emerging Core Strategy as a Green Belt Settlement. This site is within the Green Belt and development would be contrary to the emerging Core Strategy.
Ref Number: H303
Submission type: Housing
Site Name/Address: Land West of Cranfield Road and North of Railway, Aspley Guise
Submitted proposal: Unknown
Site Area (hectares): 7.69
Additional information submitted: The site could deliver around 230 homes at 30 dwellings per hectare or 300 homes at 40 dwellings per hectare.
District Council initial comments: The approved MKSM Sub-Regional Strategy requires that Milton Keynes will grow substantially up to 2026 and beyond. Following preparation of a Growth Strategy for Milton Keynes, the independent panel who held the examination into the South East Plan has recommended that substantial growth take place both within the city and within the two ‘Strategic Growth Areas’ (SDA’s) to the South East and South West of the City. This site falls within the South East SDA. Mid Bedfordshire District Council will be responding to the next stage of consultation on the South East Plan when it is publish later this year. The District Council’s current position (Set out in its report to Executive dated 24/01/07) confirms that it is supportive in principle of some 2,700 dwellings being developed in the Mid Bedfordshire part of the SE SDA, subject to development not coalescing with adjoining villages. The emerging LDF Core Strategy is currently proposing to ensure against coalescence by proposing and extension of existing Green Belt north of the Marston Vale railway line. Details of the Green belt proposal can be obtained from Mid Beds District Council.
Ref Number: H023/E45
Submission type: Mixed use
Site Name/Address: Land west of M1, junction 13 between Bedford- Beltchley
Submitted proposal: Development of 7-8000 dwellings (5,600 in Mid Beds) with employment, retail, community buildings and open space.
Number of jobs proposed: Unknown
Site Area (hectares): 317.42
Additional information submitted: Mixed use scheme incorporating 40Ha of employment land and 7000 dwellings (5,600 within Mid Bedfordshire). The employment land is located to the east of the site, adjacent to the M1 Motorway, and a Technology park is proposed as an option for use. This site is part of the Milton Keynes South East Growth Area and as such is promoted as an extension to the city.
District Council initial comments: The approved MKSM Sub-Regional Strategy requires that Milton Keynes will grow substantially up to 2026 and beyond. Following preparation of a Growth Strategy for Milton Keynes, the independent panel who held the examination into the South East Plan has recommended that substantial growth take place both within the city and within the two ‘Strategic Growth Areas’ (SDA’s) to the South East and South West of the City. This development proposal sets out the current ideas of the development consortium promoting development of the South East SDA which impinges into Mid Bedfordshire District. Mid Bedfordshire District Council will be responding to the next stage of consultation on the South East Plan when it is publish later this year. The District Council’s current position (Set out in its report to Executive dated 24/01/07) confirms that it is supportive in principle of some 2,700 dwellings being developed in the Mid Bedfordshire part of the SE SDA, subject to development not coalescing with adjoining villages. The emerging LDF Core Strategy is currently proposing to ensure against coalescence by proposing and extension of existing Green Belt north of the Marston Vale railway line. Details of the Green belt proposal can be obtained from Mid Beds District Council.
To view existing allocations in Aspley Guise click here to visit the Mid Beds Interactive Local Plan.