Loxwood has already has 91 houses currently in development and any further development would have a huge negative impact on the village which doesn't have the necessary infrastructure.

The plan will not meet the CDC's objectives due to Loxwood's lack of infrastructure. There is not the necessary infrastructure to support the number of houses that have been recently built and these existing developments have already created problems in the village with sewage, lack of grid capacity with powercuts. Our post office and local shop recently closed. Public transports in Loxwood is very poor and there is very limited employment options locally. The lack of water capacity in our area has been highlighted by Natural England and Southern water. Also the CDC did not consult with the LPC on the revised housing numbers and the revised Neighbourhood Plan from 2020 has not been able to go ahead because of water neutrality issues. Building works for future developments could increase the risk of floods in the village. The plan would have a devastating effect on our countryside, destroy ancient woodland and the wildlife it supports including protected species eg Barbestelle bats, doormice and may other species.