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Public Exhibition – Land West of Barcombe Mills Road

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Public Exhibition – Land West of Barcombe Mills Road

Following consent of Outline Planning Permission (reference: LW/22/0459), Elivia Homes are preparing a reserved matters application for the erection of 70 homes (including 40% affordable), public open space, landscaping and sustainable drainage systems at Land West of Barcombe Mills Road, Barcombe Cross.

We want to keep you informed and answer any questions you may have about this development. We therefore invite you to explore the proposals via this Online Public Exhibition.

Let us know your views

This Online Public Exhibition is open from Sunday 23rd March until Sunday 6th April. The consultation boards detailing the proposals are available to view below. Please use the Feedback Form at the bottom of this page to provide your comments.

Your comments will be relayed to Lewes District Council as part of our planning application and will be made publicly available, however please note that in accordance with GDPR any personal details will NOT be disclosed and are only collected in order that we may validate your comments. Anonymous feedback forms will NOT be considered. Once the comments from the consultation have been collated, the original comments will be destroyed.

The exhibition will be available for 14 days, allowing you plenty of time to review and provide feedback. Thank you for your interest and participation.

Consultation Boards

Please find below a pdf document of the proposals. These are available for your review before providing your feedback using the form below.
Please note that you are able to download the proposals as a pdf by clicking on the download button on the navigation below.

Feedback Form

Do you agree that the style and designs of the homes and choice of materials are appropriate for Barcombe Cross?

Do you agree that the layout of the proposed development is appropriate for its edge of village location?

The proposed development is set well back from the site boundaries and incorporates large areas of landscaping and public open space. Do you agree with this approach?

Do you have any further comments relating to the appearance, landscaping, layout or scale of the development?