P21/S4271/RM: Wyevale site, 40 dwellings

P21/S4271/RM: Wyevale site, 40 dwellings

A revised application has now come in for the ‘Reserved Matters’. The details of these can be commented on, but not the overall principle of 40 dwellings as the developer already has ‘Outline’ permission.

The application can be seen and commented upon here:

https://data.southoxon.gov.uk/ccm/support/Main.jsp?MODULE=ApplicationDetails&REF=P21/S4271/RM

I am generally supportive of these amended proposals but strongly object to the A4155 30mph limit being extended towards Henley and a 'gateway' feature being introduced. These items are shown on the Technical Transport Note at sections 1.6 and 1.7.

Extending the 30mph limit and creating a gateway feature would erode the desired separation between Harpsden/Shiplake and Henley and introduce unnecessary street furniture on a rural stretch of road.

On another point, I would like to see Permitted Development Rights removed from the commercial building, otherwise we might see a change of use application once it has been completed.

Lastly, it is important that the green areas within the development are protected to prevent further development at a later date.

Posted by: David Bartholomew | 31/07/2022 9:16 am

The 'Reserved Matters' application for 40 dwellings has now been approved. Full details can been seen via the link above.

Posted by: David Bartholomew | 22/02/2023 4:49 pm

This application is moving towards determination. The developer has submitted an amendment order ref P22/S4613/MPO to not extend the speed limit and to remove the gateway feature. Details here: https://data.southoxon.gov.uk/ccm/support/Main.jsp?MODULE=ApplicationDetails&REF=P22/S4613/MPO

Posted by: David Bartholomew | 06/02/2023 11:24 am

Morning everyone. TFAG has submitted a holding Objection to this Planning Application pending receipt of further advices, which may be seen here: https://www.shiplakevillages.com/page-content/documents/1660301657- objection%20to%20Wyevale%20Planning%20Application%2012%20August%202022.pdf

Posted by: Peter Boros | 12/08/2022 11:57 am