allocation does not need to be repeated . Policy to be deleted. Given its proximity to Junction 21 of the M5 further The proposed site is in the optimum location consideration of the implications of locating the site to intercept traffic on the A371 and the A370 here will be necessary, particularly given the need for an alternative site is identified it is future improvement of the junction as recognised by considered prudent to continue with this Core Strategy Policy CS10 allocation The site is already allocated in the Sites and Policies Part 1: Development Management Policies ( DM20) and this allocation does not need to be repeated . Policy to be deleted. Have concerns that 800 spaces will lead to significant The proposed site is in the optimum location loss of employment generating land wholly in the to intercept traffic on the A371 and the A370 control of NSC. The removal, without replacement, of .Until an alternative site is identified it is 5ha minimum from employment use in this location is considered prudent to continue with this likely to act detrimentally on NSC ambition to attract allocation The site is already allocated in the larger scale inward investment opportunities where its Sites and Policies Part 1: Development significant sole land ownership leverages further Management Policies ( DM20) and this public and private investment thus creates significant allocation does not need to be repeated . job creation in a sustainable location. Policy to be deleted. It is clear this a sensitive site and that mitigation will Comments noted. Core Strategy Policy CS4 be necessary. There will also be a need to address Nature Conservation provides as overarching the impact on the bat population and we recommend policy for the protection of biodiversity that would this should be detailed within the policy to allow for apply to this site. Bat species are known to utilise the appropriate protection, mitigation and effective much of North Somerset and are not therefore implementation. specific to this site. Appropriate surveys and
allocation does not need to be repeated . Policy to be deleted. Given its proximity to Junction 21 of the M5 further consideration of the implications of locating the site here will be necessary, particularly given the need for future improvement of the junction as recognised by Core Strategy Policy CS10 The proposed site is in the optimum location to intercept traffic on the A371 and the A370 an alternative site is identified it is considered prudent to continue with this allocation The site is already allocated in the Sites and Policies Part 1: Development Management Policies ( DM20) and this allocation does not need to be repeated . Policy to be deleted. Have concerns that 800 spaces will lead to significant loss of employment generating land wholly in the control of NSC. The removal, without replacement, of 5ha minimum from employment use in this location is likely to act detrimentally on NSC ambition to attract larger scale inward investment opportunities where its significant sole land ownership leverages further public and private investment thus creates significant job creation in a sustainable location. The proposed site is in the optimum location to intercept traffic on the A371 and the A370 .Until an alternative site is identified it is considered prudent to continue with this allocation The site is already allocated in the Sites and Policies Part 1: Development Management Policies ( DM20) and this allocation does not need to be repeated . Policy to be deleted. It is clear this a sensitive site and that mitigation will be necessary. There will also be a need to address the impact on the bat population and we recommend this should be detailed within the policy to allow for the appropriate protection, mitigation and effective implementation. Comments noted. Core Strategy Policy CS4 Nature Conservation provides as overarching policy for the protection of biodiversity that would apply to this site. Bat species are known to utilise much of North Somerset and are not therefore specific to this site. Appropriate surveys and