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    The document opposes two points in the Warwick Local Plan Inspection. First, it argues that Coventry's housing needs can be met within its own boundaries and that population growth projections have been overestimated, so no overspill homes need be built in Warwick District. Second, it argues that exceptional circumstances have not been demonstrated to justify building on green belt land at Kings Hill, citing a letter from the housing minister that demand alone does not merit changing green belt boundaries.

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    The document opposes two points in the Warwick Local Plan Inspection. First, it argues that Coventry's housing needs can be met within its own boundaries and that population growth projections have been overestimated, so no overspill homes need be built in Warwick District. Second, it argues that exceptional circumstances have not been demonstrated to justify building on green belt land at Kings Hill, citing a letter from the housing minister that demand alone does not merit changing green belt boundaries.

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    Matter1 1.0133 MGering Appendix1 PDF

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    Merle Gering

    Submission to the Warwick Local Plan Inspection.

    This paper has two main points:

    1) There is no reason for any overspill homes to be built in Warwick District on


    behalf of Coventry. All of Coventry’s likely housing need can be
    accommodated within its own boundary. The ONS and GL Hearn, have
    grossly overestimated the likely population growth in Coventry for the plan
    period. Full evidence, which has been reviewed and endorsed by an eminent
    Oxford professor of demography, is attached.
    2) No Exceptional Circumstances have been demonstrated to justify building on
    green belt at Kings Hill. The housing minister Brandon Lewis wrote to all
    MPs on 7 June 2016

    “ We have been repeatedly clear that demand for housing alone will not change
    Green Belt boundaries

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