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Communities and Local Government have written to all authorities concerned with the Middle Quinton eco-town proposal. The Government intends to revoke Regional Strategies and return decision making powers on housing and planning to local councils. Any further planning work in relation to Middle Quinton would be a matter for the local authorities concerned. The Government will not support an eco-town if the local community are opposed to it.
CLG Letter to Chief Executive - Middle Quinton eco-town proposal - June 2010
Please note: The weblink in the letter to national archives is unclear. The Eco-towns Sustainability Appraisal and Habitats Regulations Assessment referred to in the letter can be downloaded from this page.
In 2008 St Modwen and the Bird Group were promoting the development of an Eco-town of 6000 dwellings which they referred to as 'Middle Quinton'. It was originally one of fifteen shortlisted sites for consultation. The site extends to 240 hectares and includes the former Engineers Depot now owned by St Modwen and the Birds site to the south-west which is within Wychavon/Worcestershire.
A Vision for Middle Quinton Eco-town - August 2008
For further information please contact the Planning Policy team on 01789 260337, by emailing planning@stratford-dc.gov.uk, or by fax on 01789 260330.
Downloads:
CLG Letter to Chief Executive - Middle Quinton eco-town proposal - June 2010 (49KB PDF)
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Eco-towns Sustainability Appraisal and Habitats Regulations Assessment - July 2009 (1457KB PDF)
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Planning Policy Statement: Eco-towns (295KB PDF)
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External links:
Communities and Local Government - Eco-towns
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A Vision for Middle Quinton Eco-town - August 2008
See also:
Long Marston Masterplan
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