Fly tipping, recycling and public transport all received around 14-15 responses each (25-27%). Answer Options Response Count Response Percent 6 11% None 14 25% Fly-tipping 24 44% Litter 15 27% Recycling 14 25% Public transport 6 11% Employment 10 18% Rights of way 41 75% Traffic 4 7% Other: - Aston Lane road surface - Safety provision during Regatta - Fly posters and banners should be controlled - Dog mess disposal Land and Building Development Statement Evaluation The majority of respondents (76%) strongly agreed or agreed that Remenham should continue to be in the Green Belt and Conservation Areas and not allow further building development. Strongly Strongly Don't Answer Options Agree Neutral Disagree Agree Disagree Know It is important that Remenham should continue to be in the Green Belt 31 10 7 4 2 1 and Conservation Areas and not allow further building development. Preferred Types of Development Conversely, only 16 respondents (29%), selected when what their preference would be ‘None’ if new developments were allowed. Excluding the option, were 75 responses to types of new developments that would be ‘None’ allowed. Most people (20) selected just one type, with the rest around two or three. Those who disagreed with the above statement tended to select more some as many as six or seven. – 24 respondents (44%) would make allowances for new family homes, with 20 (36%) allowing homes for young people/first time buyers and 16 (29%) allowing rural exception homes for parishioners. Answer Options Response Count Response Percent 24 44% Family homes 16 29% Rural exception homes for parishioners 20 36% for young people/first time buyers 10 18% Sheltered accommodation for the elderly 3 5% Office accommodation 16 29% None 2 4% Other - Development of unused agricultural buildings - Businesses that create employment Commercial Development Statement Evaluation
Fly tipping, recycling and public transport all received around 14-15 responses each (25-27%). Answer Options Response Count Response Percent None 6 11% Fly-tipping 14 25% Litter 24 44% Recycling 15 27% Public transport 14 25% Employment 6 11% Rights of way 10 18% Traffic 41 75% Other: 4 7% - Aston Lane road surface - Safety provision during Regatta - Fly posters and banners should be controlled - Dog mess disposal Land and Building Development Statement Evaluation The majority of respondents (76%) strongly agreed or agreed that Remenham should continue to be in the Green Belt and Conservation Areas and not allow further building development. Answer Options Strongly Agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Disagree Don't Know It is important that Remenham should continue to be in the Green Belt and Conservation Areas and not allow further building development. 31 10 7 4 2 1 Preferred Types of Development Conversely, only 16 respondents (29%), selected ‘None’ when what their preference would be if new developments were allowed. Excluding the ‘None’ option, were 75 responses to types of new developments that would be allowed. Most people (20) selected just one type, with the rest around two or three. Those who disagreed with the above statement tended to select more – some as many as six or seven. 24 respondents (44%) would make allowances for new family homes, with 20 (36%) allowing homes for young people/first time buyers and 16 (29%) allowing rural exception homes for parishioners. Answer Options Response Count Response Percent Family homes 24 44% Rural exception homes for parishioners 16 29% for young people/first time buyers 20 36% Sheltered accommodation for the elderly 10 18% Office accommodation 3 5% None 16 29% Other 2 4% - Development of unused agricultural buildings - Businesses that create employment Commercial Development Statement Evaluation
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