Lidsing Garden Community SPD

Object

Representation ID: 197

Received: 01/12/2025

Respondent: Mrs sue saunders

I wish to object to the plan ,have attended the presentation and met representatives on site equestrians have been excluded from the plan. The area has a large horse population including livery yards and private stable which bring a lot of money into the area .The increase in traffic on local roads is going to make it impossible for horse riders to use the lanes .
Behind the hedge path should have been included within the plan

Objection noted.
Officers agree that additional references should be added to the SPD at appropriate locations to recognise the use of certain routes by horse riders, with associated principles to protect and where possible enhance such movement.

Comment

Representation ID: 198

Received: 01/12/2025

Respondent: Mrs sue saunders

The key issues should have included equestrians as there is a large number in the area which have used the lanes and paths for years and years

Comment noted.
Officers agree that additional references should be added to the SPD at appropriate locations to recognise the use of certain routes by horse riders, with associated principles to protect and where possible enhance such movement.

Comment

Representation ID: 199

Received: 01/12/2025

Respondent: Mrs sue saunders

Paths for equestrians

Comment noted.
Officers agree that additional references should be added to the SPD at appropriate locations to recognise the use of certain routes by horse riders, with associated principles to protect and where possible enhance such movement.

Comment

Representation ID: 200

Received: 01/12/2025

Respondent: Mrs sue saunders

The objects should include a more joined up network of rights of way permissive paths for all users

Comment noted.
Chapter 6.8 of the SPD relating to movement and connectivity sets out key principles including the need to provide a well-connected network of pedestrian and cycle routes across the site.

Comment

Representation ID: 201

Received: 01/12/2025

Respondent: Mrs sue saunders

The huge development is going to ruin the village and open space should include all users horse riders as well , paths should be created to allow riders to access Capstone and Bredhurst woods and North Downs way

Comment noted.
Officers agree that additional references should be added to the SPD at appropriate locations to recognise the use of certain routes by horse riders, with associated principles to protect and where possible enhance such movement.

Comment

Representation ID: 202

Received: 01/12/2025

Respondent: Mrs sue saunders

Joined up paths

Comment noted.
Chapter 6.6 of the SPD relating to movement and connectivity sets out key principles including the need to provide a well-connected network of pedestrian and cycle routes across the site,

Comment

Representation ID: 203

Received: 01/12/2025

Respondent: Mrs sue saunders

The comments about all routes within the plan and routes and roads on the out side should do everything to protect vulnerable road users

Comment noted.
Officers agree that an additional principle for Active Travel at Chapter 6.6 to ensure that all networks and routes to be safe, comfortable and attractive to all users.

Comment

Representation ID: 204

Received: 01/12/2025

Respondent: Mrs sue saunders

Joined up frame work of tracks and quite lanes to make circular and longer distance paths Horses should be included in active travel

Comment noted.
Chapter 6.8 of the SPD relating to movement and connectivity sets out key principles including the need to provide a well-connected network of pedestrian and cycle routes across the site.
Officers agree that a reference should be added to acknowledge the need to cater for horse riders and equestrian movement through the site.Comment noted.
Chapter 6.8 of the SPD relating to movement and connectivity sets out key principles including the need to provide a well-connected network of pedestrian and cycle routes across the site.
Officers agree that a reference should be added to acknowledge the need to cater for horse riders and equestrian movement through the site.

Comment

Representation ID: 205

Received: 01/12/2025

Respondent: Mrs sue saunders

ABOUT 7% of the population will want to ride horses most are women who do not do other forms of sport ,many may want to have their own horse and keep it locally bring money into the area such as vets farrier feed merchants saddlers etc

Comment noted.
Officers agree that additional references should be added to the SPD at appropriate locations to recognise the use of certain routes by horse riders, with associated principles to protect and where possible enhance such movement.