From:Ellen Senior

Sent:Wed, 10 Jan 2018 14:35:01 +0000

To:ExternalDevelopmentControl
Subject:17/01500/OUT - Field 4100 Lake Terrace Melton Mowbray
Attachments:Def Map Extract with site boundary.pdf

FAO Glen Baker-Adams

Thank you for bringing the above Planning Application to my attention. Although no recorded Public
Rights of Way cross the site, the site is well placed within the heart of the rights of way network as
acknowledged in the Design and Assess Statement which accompanies the proposal. Please find
attached an extract from the Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way on which I have plotted the
application site boundary for your information.

There is a variety of opportunity to provide safe and suitable pedestrian access to the site via Public
Footpath E13 and the Melton Borough Council permissive footpath which crosses the river and
continues along the disused railway line to Asfordby Road. Both these routes would provide useful and
convenient non-motorised access to the Waterfield Leisure Centre and recreation facilities at Wilton
Park and the shops and market off Nottingham Road. I would consider it essential to the sustainability
of the site to secure and improve access to both these pedestrian routes.

The development will directly increase the footfall along Public Footpath E13 as new residents use it to
access facilities in the town and the wider recreational network. I would therefore seek a contribution
for the improvement of Public Footpath E13 from the developer to comply with Government guidance
in the NPPF, the CIL Regulations 2011 and the County Council�s Local Transport Plan 3, in the interests
of encouraging sustainable travel to and from the site, achieving modal shift targets, reducing car use
and encouraging direct access to the recreational rights of way network.

I would be grateful if the above comments could be considered in the decision making process and also
passed to the applicant. If further information is required please contact me directly or via the Safe and
Sustainable Travel Team on (0116) 305 0001 or footpaths@leics.gov.uk

Regards,

Ellen Senior
Access Officer (Melton Area)

Leicestershire County Council

ellen.senior@leics.gov.uk

Tel: 0116 305 7085

From: Footpaths
Sent: 27 December 2017 08:37
To: Ellen Senior
Subject: FW: 17/01500/OUT - Field 4100 Lake Terrace Melton Mowbray

From: ExternalDevelopmentControl [mailto:ExternalDevelopmentControl@melton.gov.uk]

Sent: 21 December 2017 14:35
Subject: 17/01500/OUT - Field 4100 Lake Terrace Melton Mowbray

Our ref : 17/01500/OUT

Case Officer : Mr Glen Baker-Adams

Enquiries : 01664 502 451

Date : 21 December 2017

Dear Sir/Madam,

Consultation under The Town and Country Planning, (Development Management Procedure) (England)
Order 2015
Description : Residential development (up to 94 dwellings) including public open space,
removal of material from existing disused railway, landscaping and alterations to
existing vehicular access (outline - all matters reserved except access).

Location : Field 4100 Lake Terrace Melton Mowbray

An application has been received in connection with the above development and to assist in the
determination of this proposal, I shall be pleased to receive your observations within 21 days.

We encourage the use of electronic submission as a more efficient method of communication. Should you
communicate with us via email or include your email address on your correspondence, we will send all
future correspondence electronically rather than by post. The plans are available by visiting
http://www.melton.gov.uk/info/200341/view_planning_applications

Yours faithfully

Head of Strategic Planning and Regulatory Services

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