Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor Clive Betts (Labour), on Wednesday, 20 July 1994, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 7 members in total.

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PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE AT MOSBOROUGH

That this House requests Sheffield City Council to accept the 8,000 signature petition it has received to redesignate land around Bridle Stile at Mosborough from housing development to open space, and to incorporate this land into the green belt as part of the current review of the unitary development plan, because, following on the extensive house building already completed or under way in the Mosborough area, further development on Bridle Stiles sites would destroy important public open space and associated informal leisure activities, would compromise the current green belt in the Moss Valley, destroy the largest badger colony in South Yorkshire and cause other associated environment and ecological damage, as well as removing item of important historical interest; and, in formulating policies to provide for house building within the unitary development plan, requests the council to give priority to the wishes of the community, rather than the commercial requirements of the House Builders' Federation and to plan to increase house building on derelict inner-city sites instead of allowing the continued erosion of open space which is required by green field development.

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Secondary information

Type

Early day motion

Reference

1558 

Session

1993-94

Subjects

Development plans Green belt Planning Sheffield

Link

View this Early day motion on www.parliament.uk