3.5 Reduce the No site specific questions - Without a major shift from private The increase in emissions vulnerability of transport and extensive use of low from new housing can be the economy to carbon technology, GHGs are reduced through climate change likely to increase. sustainable design. and harness opportunities arising 3.6 Contribute to No site specific questions + Development of the site could the regeneration contribute to regeneration and and quality and possibly the tourism industry diversity of the tourism industry 4. Provide 4.1 Reduce the Does the site location ++ The site is within a close proximity access to meet need /desire to encourage sustainable to key services and therefore could people’s needs travel by car modes of travel? reduce the need to travel by car. with least Would development of the damage to site help to reduce the need communities to travel? and the 4.2 Help Is the site within a main ++ The site is within close proximity to environment everyone access settlement? key services. basic services Is the site within easily, safely and proximity to key services affordably (e.g. schools, food shops, public transport, health centres etc) 4.3 Make public Would development of the ? At design transport, cycling site: and walking provide opportunities to easier and more extend or improve the attractive cycle/footpath network? affect public rights of way? 4.4 Encourage a No site specific questions ~ No obvious impact switch from transporting freight by road to rail or water
3.5 Reduce the vulnerability of the economy to climate change and harness opportunities arising No site specific questions - Without a major shift from private transport and extensive use of low carbon technology, GHGs are likely to increase. The increase in emissions from new housing can be reduced through sustainable design. 3.6 Contribute to the regeneration and quality and diversity of the tourism industry No site specific questions + Development of the site could contribute to regeneration and possibly the tourism industry 4. Provide access to meet people’s needs with least damage to communities and the environment 4.1 Reduce the need /desire to travel by car Does the site location encourage sustainable modes of travel? Would development of the site help to reduce the need to travel? ++ The site is within a close proximity to key services and therefore could reduce the need to travel by car. 4.2 Help everyone access basic services easily, safely and affordably Is the site within a main settlement? Is the site within proximity to key services (e.g. schools, food shops, public transport, health centres etc) ++ The site is within close proximity to key services. 4.3 Make public transport, cycling and walking easier and more attractive Would development of the site: provide opportunities to extend or improve the cycle/footpath network? affect public rights of way? ? At design 4.4 Encourage a switch from transporting freight by road to rail or water No site specific questions ~ No obvious impact
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