4. Proposals plan, shopping frontages and sites

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Support

Rayleigh Area Action Plan Submission Document

Representation ID: 33535

Received: 25/02/2014

Respondent: Mr Richard Shorter

Representation Summary:

In section 4.2 the words "However there are uses of which the provision of additional units in Hockley centre would not be considered to positively contribute to the overall offer of the centre." refer to Hockley. Hello? Anybody there? This action plan is about Rayleigh. not Hockley. Please replace "Hockley" with "Rayleigh".

Full text:

In section 4.2 the words "However there are uses of which the provision of additional units in Hockley centre would not be considered to positively contribute to the overall offer of the centre." refer to Hockley. Hello? Anybody there? This action plan is about Rayleigh. not Hockley. Please replace "Hockley" with "Rayleigh".

Object

Rayleigh Area Action Plan Submission Document

Representation ID: 34276

Received: 27/02/2014

Respondent: Rayleigh Town Council

Legally compliant? Yes

Sound? No

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

Representation Summary:

The wording in Section 4.2 'however there are uses of which the provision of additional units in Hockley centre...' is incorrect.

Rayleigh Town Council advises that this action plan is about Rayleigh.

Full text:

The wording in Section 4.2 'however there are uses of which the provision of additional units in Hockley centre...' is incorrect.

Rayleigh Town Council advises that this action plan is about Rayleigh.

Object

Rayleigh Area Action Plan Submission Document

Representation ID: 34287

Received: 03/03/2014

Respondent: Mrs J Bivens

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? No

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

Representation Summary:

There are already over 40 pubs, restaurants, clubs, cafes and take-aways. To allow any more would be detrimental to the idea of a 'family friendly' town cetnre. Rayleigh is, after all, a market town.

Full text:

There are already over 40 pubs, restaurants, clubs, cafes and take-aways. To allow any more would be detrimental to the idea of a 'family friendly' town cetnre. Rayleigh is, after all, a market town.