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Development Management Policies DPD
Respondent: West Rochford Action Group
Representation Summary:
Greenbelt and Countryside
Objectives
The proposed allocation of one of the sites WR1-4 does not meet any of these objectives as detailed in response to the Allocations document.
The Hall Road site meets all the criteria listed on page 28 for preserving the Green Belt.
Full text:
Greenbelt and Countryside
Objectives
The proposed allocation of one of the sites WR1-4 does not meet any of these objectives as detailed in response to the Allocations document.
The Hall Road site meets all the criteria listed on page 28 for preserving the Green Belt.
Policy DM11.
Figure 3 on page 31 shows the Agricultural land classification for the district and the protection of agricultural land is loosely referred to in this Chapter . However there is no firm policy for the protection of such land which is a natural resource. The existing policy in the Local Development Plan at 8.16 states that the Council recognises that the best and most versatile agricultural land defined as Grades 1, 2 or 3a within the Agricultural Land Classification system is a valuable natural resource for the future. It is important that as a natural resource it is protected for the future.
This policy should be retained. The proposed wording in DM11 and DM13 is inadequate to ensure the safeguarding of agricultural land falling into the of Best and Most Versatile category
Green Tourism
At present Hall Road provides an attractive gateway to one of the most picturesque historic towns in South East Essex and the proposals for large scale development in Hall Road does not accord with the Green Tourism aims.
Environmental Issues
Policy DM 24
The policy is too weak to ensure the protection of valuable habitats. The policy should a requirement for developers to provide full environmental impact and protected species surveys to ensure adequate protection and such surveys must not be carried out during winter months.
The policy should also include a requirement that where a development abuts a protected hedgerow that an appropriate buffer zone is provided. An example of the need for this requirement is Ironwell Lane.
Development Management Policies DPD
DM11 Rural Diversification - Preferred Option
Respondent: West Rochford Action Group
Representation Summary:
Policy DM11.
Figure 3 on page 31 shows the Agricultural land classification for the district and the protection of agricultural land is loosely referred to in this Chapter . However there is no firm policy for the protection of such land which is a natural resource. The existing policy in the Local Development Plan at 8.16 states that the Council recognises that the best and most versatile agricultural land defined as Grades 1, 2 or 3a within the Agricultural Land Classification system is a valuable natural resource for the future. It is important that as a natural resource it is protected for the future.
This policy should be retained. The proposed wording in DM11 and DM13 is inadequate to ensure the safeguarding of agricultural land falling into the of Best and Most Versatile category
Full text:
Greenbelt and Countryside
Objectives
The proposed allocation of one of the sites WR1-4 does not meet any of these objectives as detailed in response to the Allocations document.
The Hall Road site meets all the criteria listed on page 28 for preserving the Green Belt.
Policy DM11.
Figure 3 on page 31 shows the Agricultural land classification for the district and the protection of agricultural land is loosely referred to in this Chapter . However there is no firm policy for the protection of such land which is a natural resource. The existing policy in the Local Development Plan at 8.16 states that the Council recognises that the best and most versatile agricultural land defined as Grades 1, 2 or 3a within the Agricultural Land Classification system is a valuable natural resource for the future. It is important that as a natural resource it is protected for the future.
This policy should be retained. The proposed wording in DM11 and DM13 is inadequate to ensure the safeguarding of agricultural land falling into the of Best and Most Versatile category
Green Tourism
At present Hall Road provides an attractive gateway to one of the most picturesque historic towns in South East Essex and the proposals for large scale development in Hall Road does not accord with the Green Tourism aims.
Environmental Issues
Policy DM 24
The policy is too weak to ensure the protection of valuable habitats. The policy should a requirement for developers to provide full environmental impact and protected species surveys to ensure adequate protection and such surveys must not be carried out during winter months.
The policy should also include a requirement that where a development abuts a protected hedgerow that an appropriate buffer zone is provided. An example of the need for this requirement is Ironwell Lane.
Development Management Policies DPD
Respondent: West Rochford Action Group
Representation Summary:
Green Tourism
At present Hall Road provides an attractive gateway to one of the most picturesque historic towns in South East Essex and the proposals for large scale development in Hall Road does not accord with the Green Tourism aims.
Full text:
Greenbelt and Countryside
Objectives
The proposed allocation of one of the sites WR1-4 does not meet any of these objectives as detailed in response to the Allocations document.
The Hall Road site meets all the criteria listed on page 28 for preserving the Green Belt.
Policy DM11.
Figure 3 on page 31 shows the Agricultural land classification for the district and the protection of agricultural land is loosely referred to in this Chapter . However there is no firm policy for the protection of such land which is a natural resource. The existing policy in the Local Development Plan at 8.16 states that the Council recognises that the best and most versatile agricultural land defined as Grades 1, 2 or 3a within the Agricultural Land Classification system is a valuable natural resource for the future. It is important that as a natural resource it is protected for the future.
This policy should be retained. The proposed wording in DM11 and DM13 is inadequate to ensure the safeguarding of agricultural land falling into the of Best and Most Versatile category
Green Tourism
At present Hall Road provides an attractive gateway to one of the most picturesque historic towns in South East Essex and the proposals for large scale development in Hall Road does not accord with the Green Tourism aims.
Environmental Issues
Policy DM 24
The policy is too weak to ensure the protection of valuable habitats. The policy should a requirement for developers to provide full environmental impact and protected species surveys to ensure adequate protection and such surveys must not be carried out during winter months.
The policy should also include a requirement that where a development abuts a protected hedgerow that an appropriate buffer zone is provided. An example of the need for this requirement is Ironwell Lane.
Development Management Policies DPD
DM24 Other Important Landscape Features - Preferred Option
Respondent: West Rochford Action Group
Representation Summary:
Policy DM 24
The policy is too weak to ensure the protection of valuable habitats. The policy should a requirement for developers to provide full environmental impact and protected species surveys to ensure adequate protection and such surveys must not be carried out during winter months.
The policy should also include a requirement that where a development abuts a protected hedgerow that an appropriate buffer zone is provided. An example of the need for this requirement is Ironwell Lane.
Full text:
Greenbelt and Countryside
Objectives
The proposed allocation of one of the sites WR1-4 does not meet any of these objectives as detailed in response to the Allocations document.
The Hall Road site meets all the criteria listed on page 28 for preserving the Green Belt.
Policy DM11.
Figure 3 on page 31 shows the Agricultural land classification for the district and the protection of agricultural land is loosely referred to in this Chapter . However there is no firm policy for the protection of such land which is a natural resource. The existing policy in the Local Development Plan at 8.16 states that the Council recognises that the best and most versatile agricultural land defined as Grades 1, 2 or 3a within the Agricultural Land Classification system is a valuable natural resource for the future. It is important that as a natural resource it is protected for the future.
This policy should be retained. The proposed wording in DM11 and DM13 is inadequate to ensure the safeguarding of agricultural land falling into the of Best and Most Versatile category
Green Tourism
At present Hall Road provides an attractive gateway to one of the most picturesque historic towns in South East Essex and the proposals for large scale development in Hall Road does not accord with the Green Tourism aims.
Environmental Issues
Policy DM 24
The policy is too weak to ensure the protection of valuable habitats. The policy should a requirement for developers to provide full environmental impact and protected species surveys to ensure adequate protection and such surveys must not be carried out during winter months.
The policy should also include a requirement that where a development abuts a protected hedgerow that an appropriate buffer zone is provided. An example of the need for this requirement is Ironwell Lane.
Development Management Policies DPD
Respondent: West Rochford Action Group
Representation Summary:
Objectives
The proposed allocation of one of the sites WR1-4 does not meet any of these objectives as detailed in response to the Allocations document.
The Hall Road site meets all the criteria listed on page 28 for preserving the Green Belt.
Full text:
Greenbelt and Countryside
Objectives
The proposed allocation of one of the sites WR1-4 does not meet any of these objectives as detailed in response to the Allocations document.
The Hall Road site meets all the criteria listed on page 28 for preserving the Green Belt.
Policy DM11
Figure 3 on page 31 shows the Agricultural land classification for the district and the protection of agricultural land is loosely referred to in this Chapter. However there is no firm policy for the protection of such land which is a natural resource. The existing policy in the Local Development Plan at 8.16 states that the Council recognises that the best and most versatile agricultural land defined as Grades 1, 2 or 3a within the Agricultural Lane Classification system is a valuable natural resource for the future. It is important that as a natural resource it is protected for the future.
This policy should be retained. The proposed wording in DM11 and DM13 is inadequate to ensure the safeguarding of agricultural land falling into the of Best and Most Versatile category.
Green Tourism
At present Hall Road provides as attractive gateway to one of the mot picturesque historic towns in South East Essex and the proposals for large scale development in Hall Road does not accord with the Green Tourism aims.
Environmental Issues
Policy DM24
The policy is too weak to ensure the protection of valuable habitats. The policy should a requirement for developers to provide full environmental impact and protected species surveys to ensure adequate protection and such surveys must not be carried out during winter months.
The policy should also include a requirement that where a development abuts a protected hedgerow that an appropriate buffer zone is provided. An example of the need for this requirement is Ironwell Lane.
Development Management Policies DPD
DM11 Rural Diversification - Preferred Option
Respondent: West Rochford Action Group
Representation Summary:
Policy DM11
Figure 3 on page 31 shows the Agricultural land classification for the district and the protection of agricultural land is loosely referred to in this Chapter. However there is no firm policy for the protection of such land which is a natural resource. The existing policy in the Local Development Plan at 8.16 states that the Council recognises that the best and most versatile agricultural land defined as Grades 1, 2 or 3a within the Agricultural Lane Classification system is a valuable natural resource for the future. It is important that as a natural resource it is protected for the future.
This policy should be retained. The proposed wording in DM11 and DM13 is inadequate to ensure the safeguarding of agricultural land falling into the of Best and Most Versatile category.
Full text:
Greenbelt and Countryside
Objectives
The proposed allocation of one of the sites WR1-4 does not meet any of these objectives as detailed in response to the Allocations document.
The Hall Road site meets all the criteria listed on page 28 for preserving the Green Belt.
Policy DM11
Figure 3 on page 31 shows the Agricultural land classification for the district and the protection of agricultural land is loosely referred to in this Chapter. However there is no firm policy for the protection of such land which is a natural resource. The existing policy in the Local Development Plan at 8.16 states that the Council recognises that the best and most versatile agricultural land defined as Grades 1, 2 or 3a within the Agricultural Lane Classification system is a valuable natural resource for the future. It is important that as a natural resource it is protected for the future.
This policy should be retained. The proposed wording in DM11 and DM13 is inadequate to ensure the safeguarding of agricultural land falling into the of Best and Most Versatile category.
Green Tourism
At present Hall Road provides as attractive gateway to one of the mot picturesque historic towns in South East Essex and the proposals for large scale development in Hall Road does not accord with the Green Tourism aims.
Environmental Issues
Policy DM24
The policy is too weak to ensure the protection of valuable habitats. The policy should a requirement for developers to provide full environmental impact and protected species surveys to ensure adequate protection and such surveys must not be carried out during winter months.
The policy should also include a requirement that where a development abuts a protected hedgerow that an appropriate buffer zone is provided. An example of the need for this requirement is Ironwell Lane.
Development Management Policies DPD
DM13 Green Tourism - Preferred Option
Respondent: West Rochford Action Group
Representation Summary:
Green Tourism
At present Hall Road provides as attractive gateway to one of the mot picturesque historic towns in South East Essex and the proposals for large scale development in Hall Road does not accord with the Green Tourism aims.
Full text:
Greenbelt and Countryside
Objectives
The proposed allocation of one of the sites WR1-4 does not meet any of these objectives as detailed in response to the Allocations document.
The Hall Road site meets all the criteria listed on page 28 for preserving the Green Belt.
Policy DM11
Figure 3 on page 31 shows the Agricultural land classification for the district and the protection of agricultural land is loosely referred to in this Chapter. However there is no firm policy for the protection of such land which is a natural resource. The existing policy in the Local Development Plan at 8.16 states that the Council recognises that the best and most versatile agricultural land defined as Grades 1, 2 or 3a within the Agricultural Lane Classification system is a valuable natural resource for the future. It is important that as a natural resource it is protected for the future.
This policy should be retained. The proposed wording in DM11 and DM13 is inadequate to ensure the safeguarding of agricultural land falling into the of Best and Most Versatile category.
Green Tourism
At present Hall Road provides as attractive gateway to one of the mot picturesque historic towns in South East Essex and the proposals for large scale development in Hall Road does not accord with the Green Tourism aims.
Environmental Issues
Policy DM24
The policy is too weak to ensure the protection of valuable habitats. The policy should a requirement for developers to provide full environmental impact and protected species surveys to ensure adequate protection and such surveys must not be carried out during winter months.
The policy should also include a requirement that where a development abuts a protected hedgerow that an appropriate buffer zone is provided. An example of the need for this requirement is Ironwell Lane.
Development Management Policies DPD
DM24 Other Important Landscape Features - Preferred Option
Respondent: West Rochford Action Group
Representation Summary:
Policy DM24
The policy is too weak to ensure the protection of valuable habitats. The policy should a requirement for developers to provide full environmental impact and protected species surveys to ensure adequate protection and such surveys must not be carried out during winter months.
The policy should also include a requirement that where a development abuts a protected hedgerow that an appropriate buffer zone is provided. An example of the need for this requirement is Ironwell Lane.
Full text:
Greenbelt and Countryside
Objectives
The proposed allocation of one of the sites WR1-4 does not meet any of these objectives as detailed in response to the Allocations document.
The Hall Road site meets all the criteria listed on page 28 for preserving the Green Belt.
Policy DM11
Figure 3 on page 31 shows the Agricultural land classification for the district and the protection of agricultural land is loosely referred to in this Chapter. However there is no firm policy for the protection of such land which is a natural resource. The existing policy in the Local Development Plan at 8.16 states that the Council recognises that the best and most versatile agricultural land defined as Grades 1, 2 or 3a within the Agricultural Lane Classification system is a valuable natural resource for the future. It is important that as a natural resource it is protected for the future.
This policy should be retained. The proposed wording in DM11 and DM13 is inadequate to ensure the safeguarding of agricultural land falling into the of Best and Most Versatile category.
Green Tourism
At present Hall Road provides as attractive gateway to one of the mot picturesque historic towns in South East Essex and the proposals for large scale development in Hall Road does not accord with the Green Tourism aims.
Environmental Issues
Policy DM24
The policy is too weak to ensure the protection of valuable habitats. The policy should a requirement for developers to provide full environmental impact and protected species surveys to ensure adequate protection and such surveys must not be carried out during winter months.
The policy should also include a requirement that where a development abuts a protected hedgerow that an appropriate buffer zone is provided. An example of the need for this requirement is Ironwell Lane.
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