Know the risks, be informed, get prepared! This summarises what the Emergency Planning Officer of Broadland D.C. and colleagues will be outlining at “Norfolk Prepared” – a meeting to be held on Tuesday, 15th May at 2.00 p.m. at Blofield Courthouse, Yarmouth Road, Blofield. All are invited to hear local planning for emergencies great and small that may affect any of us. Free entry though NB seating is limited to the first 50 people who arrive! This meeting has been arranged by members of The Blofield Surgery Patient Participation Group. Information on the Surgery website or ‘phone (01603)715804 for further details.
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Indicative design for housing
This is just a draft layout of how the site might look. At present the owners, Norfolk County Council, are only seeking outline permission for the site. Detailed applications will be submitted at a later date:
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Outline planning application for up to 140 dwellings on land between Norwich Road and Mill Lane
Plans have been submitted by NPS on behalf of Norfolk County Council for outline permission for residential development on this land. Outline permission for up to 140 dwellings was granted by Broadland District Council 3 years ago, and this will lapse shortly, so NCC is putting in another outline application.
The plans show an indicative layout showing how 140 dwellings can be fitted in to the plot but please note that this is only a first draft and any developer who buys the land, if it is not built by NCC, will put in new plans, with a new layout, so these outline plans are for the principle, rather than the detail.
You can see the plans at :
https://secure.broadland.gov.uk/Northgate/PlanningExplorer/GeneralSearch.aspx
Put in 20172189 under Application Number, then click Search at the bottom of the page
Then click on 20172189 and then View Related Documents at the bottom of the page
The Parish Council has called an extra meeting, to discuss these plans, on Monday, 15th January at 7.00pm at the Methodist Hall. Come along to look at the plans. If you have any comments on the plans it is important that you send them to Broadland District Council asap.