R1: Hierarchy of Centres: Protecting the Vitality and Viability of Centres
R3: Other Changes in the Centres or Small Parades
Number of representations on policy:2
Objection: 0
Support: 2
Comment: 0
Supports the inclusion of new town centres uses to be 'designed at a scale and character which reflects the…. Distinctive qualities of the centre. (Historic England)
Approach of policy supported. (Gosport Borough Council)
Number of representations on policy:1
Objection: 0
Support: 0
Comment: 1
The policy mentions hot food takeaways but does not mention the negative impact of such outlets on the food environment and potential health outcomes such as obesity. Fareham has higher than average rate of overweight and obese adults. Restriction of hot food takeaways is a method of potentially mitigating this issue. Public health recommends consideration of a policy to restrict new hot food takeaways. (Hampshire County Council – Public Health)
Number of representations on policy:2
Objection: 0
Support: 2
Comment: 0
Support criteria (d) and (e) of policy. (Historic England)
Support approach of Impact Assessment requirement. (Gosport Borough Council)
Number of representations on policy: 3
Objection: 2
Support: 0
Comment: 1
Community facilities and retail is a must on all of the Draft Plan sites.
Many of the real shops have been lost and the centres are full of cafes, restaurants, phone shops and beauticians.
There needs to be better retail shops in Fareham that sell DVDs and CDs so that people do not have to visit cities.
Below are details of any new matters raised (i.e. not listed above) that have been received in either anonymous or partially completed representations. These representations have limited weight but have been read, considered and reflected below in the interest of transparency.
The shopping areas have changed and become cheap and scruffy.
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