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Allocations DPD Discussion and Consultation Document

Option TC3 - Existing Town Centre Boundary

Representation ID: 25376

Received: 06/05/2010

Respondent: Rochford Chamber of Trade

Representation Summary:

We support this option

We certainly do not support change if, by making the boundary smaller, this will put the existing buildings outside of the conservation area.

We maintain that option TC3 should be the basis of any Town Centre Study and that to introduce any change will put constraints on the economic development of Rochford and there should not be any change without proper consultation and the production of a report on the findings of previous consultation.

Full text:

Option TC3 - Rochford Town Centre Boundary

We support this option

We certainly do not support change if, by making the boundary smaller, this will put the existing buildings outside of the conservation area.

We maintain that option TC3 should be the basis of any Town Centre Study and that to introduce any change will put constraints on the economic development of Rochford and there should not be any change without proper consultation and the production of a report on the findings of previous consultation.

Is it your intention to publicise the findings of the original consultation?

We see no evidence in this document that responses from the Rochford Area Action Plan Consultation have been taken into account. The Allocations Document should give due consideration to the views of stakeholders in the community.

The Chamber of Trade took part in the Rochford Town Centre Area Action Plan consultation and consequently do not agree with the proposed boundary changes as it was not an issue raised in this consultation.

The town centre should be an area that consists of the primary shopping area and areas that are predominantly business, leisure and other associated town centre uses. i.e not only retail.

If the boundary was made smaller as in TC4, TC5 and TC6 there is a danger that existing businesses that fall outside of the boundary could be put in jeopardy. For example, the businesses in the lower half of West Street and the Riverside Industrial Estate could be outside the boundary which makes no sense at all. If it is not the case that these businesses are excluded from the protection of the boundary, then we see no merit, advantage or argument for change.

Bradley Way should remain within the boundary.

We do not agree with Back Lane car park being outside the boundary and again can see no merit in this proposal.

Comment

Allocations DPD Discussion and Consultation Document

Rochford

Representation ID: 25377

Received: 06/05/2010

Respondent: Rochford Chamber of Trade

Representation Summary:

We see no evidence in this document that responses from the Rochford Area Action Plan Consultation have been taken into account. The Allocations Document should give due consideration to the views of stakeholders in the community.

The Chamber of Trade took part in the Rochford Town Centre Area Action Plan consultation and consequently do not agree with the proposed boundary changes as it was not an issue raised in this consultation.

Full text:

Option TC3 - Rochford Town Centre Boundary

We support this option

We certainly do not support change if, by making the boundary smaller, this will put the existing buildings outside of the conservation area.

We maintain that option TC3 should be the basis of any Town Centre Study and that to introduce any change will put constraints on the economic development of Rochford and there should not be any change without proper consultation and the production of a report on the findings of previous consultation.

Is it your intention to publicise the findings of the original consultation?

We see no evidence in this document that responses from the Rochford Area Action Plan Consultation have been taken into account. The Allocations Document should give due consideration to the views of stakeholders in the community.

The Chamber of Trade took part in the Rochford Town Centre Area Action Plan consultation and consequently do not agree with the proposed boundary changes as it was not an issue raised in this consultation.

The town centre should be an area that consists of the primary shopping area and areas that are predominantly business, leisure and other associated town centre uses. i.e not only retail.

If the boundary was made smaller as in TC4, TC5 and TC6 there is a danger that existing businesses that fall outside of the boundary could be put in jeopardy. For example, the businesses in the lower half of West Street and the Riverside Industrial Estate could be outside the boundary which makes no sense at all. If it is not the case that these businesses are excluded from the protection of the boundary, then we see no merit, advantage or argument for change.

Bradley Way should remain within the boundary.

We do not agree with Back Lane car park being outside the boundary and again can see no merit in this proposal.

Comment

Allocations DPD Discussion and Consultation Document

Option TC4 - Town Centre Boundary Centred around Market Square

Representation ID: 25378

Received: 06/05/2010

Respondent: Rochford Chamber of Trade

Representation Summary:

If the boundary was made smaller as in TC4, TC5 and TC6 there is a danger that existing businesses that fall outside of the boundary could be put in jeopardy. For example, the businesses in the lower half of West Street and the Riverside Industrial Estate could be outside the boundary which makes no sense at all. If it is not the case that these businesses are excluded from the protection of the boundary, then we see no merit, advantage or argument for change.

Full text:

Option TC3 - Rochford Town Centre Boundary

We support this option

We certainly do not support change if, by making the boundary smaller, this will put the existing buildings outside of the conservation area.

We maintain that option TC3 should be the basis of any Town Centre Study and that to introduce any change will put constraints on the economic development of Rochford and there should not be any change without proper consultation and the production of a report on the findings of previous consultation.

Is it your intention to publicise the findings of the original consultation?

We see no evidence in this document that responses from the Rochford Area Action Plan Consultation have been taken into account. The Allocations Document should give due consideration to the views of stakeholders in the community.

The Chamber of Trade took part in the Rochford Town Centre Area Action Plan consultation and consequently do not agree with the proposed boundary changes as it was not an issue raised in this consultation.

The town centre should be an area that consists of the primary shopping area and areas that are predominantly business, leisure and other associated town centre uses. i.e not only retail.

If the boundary was made smaller as in TC4, TC5 and TC6 there is a danger that existing businesses that fall outside of the boundary could be put in jeopardy. For example, the businesses in the lower half of West Street and the Riverside Industrial Estate could be outside the boundary which makes no sense at all. If it is not the case that these businesses are excluded from the protection of the boundary, then we see no merit, advantage or argument for change.

Bradley Way should remain within the boundary.

We do not agree with Back Lane car park being outside the boundary and again can see no merit in this proposal.

Comment

Allocations DPD Discussion and Consultation Document

Option TC5 - Town Centre Boundary inclusive of Residential Areas

Representation ID: 25379

Received: 06/05/2010

Respondent: Rochford Chamber of Trade

Representation Summary:

The town centre should be an area that consists of the primary shopping area and areas that are predominantly business, leisure and other associated town centre uses. i.e not only retail.

If the boundary was made smaller as in TC4, TC5 and TC6 there is a danger that existing businesses that fall outside of the boundary could be put in jeopardy. For example, the businesses in the lower half of West Street and the Riverside Industrial Estate could be outside the boundary which makes no sense at all. If it is not the case that these businesses are excluded from the protection of the boundary, then we see no merit, advantage or argument for change.

Full text:

Option TC3 - Rochford Town Centre Boundary

We support this option

We certainly do not support change if, by making the boundary smaller, this will put the existing buildings outside of the conservation area.

We maintain that option TC3 should be the basis of any Town Centre Study and that to introduce any change will put constraints on the economic development of Rochford and there should not be any change without proper consultation and the production of a report on the findings of previous consultation.

Is it your intention to publicise the findings of the original consultation?

We see no evidence in this document that responses from the Rochford Area Action Plan Consultation have been taken into account. The Allocations Document should give due consideration to the views of stakeholders in the community.

The Chamber of Trade took part in the Rochford Town Centre Area Action Plan consultation and consequently do not agree with the proposed boundary changes as it was not an issue raised in this consultation.

The town centre should be an area that consists of the primary shopping area and areas that are predominantly business, leisure and other associated town centre uses. i.e not only retail.

If the boundary was made smaller as in TC4, TC5 and TC6 there is a danger that existing businesses that fall outside of the boundary could be put in jeopardy. For example, the businesses in the lower half of West Street and the Riverside Industrial Estate could be outside the boundary which makes no sense at all. If it is not the case that these businesses are excluded from the protection of the boundary, then we see no merit, advantage or argument for change.

Bradley Way should remain within the boundary.

We do not agree with Back Lane car park being outside the boundary and again can see no merit in this proposal.

Comment

Allocations DPD Discussion and Consultation Document

Option TC6 - Town Centre Boundary Centred on Market Square

Representation ID: 25380

Received: 06/05/2010

Respondent: Rochford Chamber of Trade

Representation Summary:

The town centre should be an area that consists of the primary shopping area and areas that are predominantly business, leisure and other associated town centre uses. i.e not only retail.

If the boundary was made smaller as in TC4, TC5 and TC6 there is a danger that existing businesses that fall outside of the boundary could be put in jeopardy. For example, the businesses in the lower half of West Street and the Riverside Industrial Estate could be outside the boundary which makes no sense at all. If it is not the case that these businesses are excluded from the protection of the boundary, then we see no merit, advantage or argument for change.

Full text:

Option TC3 - Rochford Town Centre Boundary

We support this option

We certainly do not support change if, by making the boundary smaller, this will put the existing buildings outside of the conservation area.

We maintain that option TC3 should be the basis of any Town Centre Study and that to introduce any change will put constraints on the economic development of Rochford and there should not be any change without proper consultation and the production of a report on the findings of previous consultation.

Is it your intention to publicise the findings of the original consultation?

We see no evidence in this document that responses from the Rochford Area Action Plan Consultation have been taken into account. The Allocations Document should give due consideration to the views of stakeholders in the community.

The Chamber of Trade took part in the Rochford Town Centre Area Action Plan consultation and consequently do not agree with the proposed boundary changes as it was not an issue raised in this consultation.

The town centre should be an area that consists of the primary shopping area and areas that are predominantly business, leisure and other associated town centre uses. i.e not only retail.

If the boundary was made smaller as in TC4, TC5 and TC6 there is a danger that existing businesses that fall outside of the boundary could be put in jeopardy. For example, the businesses in the lower half of West Street and the Riverside Industrial Estate could be outside the boundary which makes no sense at all. If it is not the case that these businesses are excluded from the protection of the boundary, then we see no merit, advantage or argument for change.

Bradley Way should remain within the boundary.

We do not agree with Back Lane car park being outside the boundary and again can see no merit in this proposal.

Comment

Allocations DPD Discussion and Consultation Document

What are your views on these options for town centre boundaries for Rochford?

Representation ID: 25381

Received: 06/05/2010

Respondent: Rochford Chamber of Trade

Representation Summary:

Bradley Way should remain within the boundary.

We do not agree with Back Lane car park being outside the boundary and again can see no merit in this proposal.

Full text:

Option TC3 - Rochford Town Centre Boundary

We support this option

We certainly do not support change if, by making the boundary smaller, this will put the existing buildings outside of the conservation area.

We maintain that option TC3 should be the basis of any Town Centre Study and that to introduce any change will put constraints on the economic development of Rochford and there should not be any change without proper consultation and the production of a report on the findings of previous consultation.

Is it your intention to publicise the findings of the original consultation?

We see no evidence in this document that responses from the Rochford Area Action Plan Consultation have been taken into account. The Allocations Document should give due consideration to the views of stakeholders in the community.

The Chamber of Trade took part in the Rochford Town Centre Area Action Plan consultation and consequently do not agree with the proposed boundary changes as it was not an issue raised in this consultation.

The town centre should be an area that consists of the primary shopping area and areas that are predominantly business, leisure and other associated town centre uses. i.e not only retail.

If the boundary was made smaller as in TC4, TC5 and TC6 there is a danger that existing businesses that fall outside of the boundary could be put in jeopardy. For example, the businesses in the lower half of West Street and the Riverside Industrial Estate could be outside the boundary which makes no sense at all. If it is not the case that these businesses are excluded from the protection of the boundary, then we see no merit, advantage or argument for change.

Bradley Way should remain within the boundary.

We do not agree with Back Lane car park being outside the boundary and again can see no merit in this proposal.

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