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B. Ensure that land is specifically allocated for schools
Representation ID: 35122
Received: 02/03/2018
Respondent: Rayleigh Town Council
Option B
Option B
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A. Retain the current policies on schools, early years and childcare
Representation ID: 35123
Received: 02/03/2018
Respondent: Rayleigh Town Council
Option A
Option A
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B. Ensure that land is specifically allocated for schools, early years and childcare
Representation ID: 35124
Received: 02/03/2018
Respondent: Rayleigh Town Council
Option B
Option B
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How do plan to meet the needs for open space, sports and recreational facilities across the district over the next 20 years?
Representation ID: 35125
Received: 02/03/2018
Respondent: Rayleigh Town Council
: Open spaces and sports. [this number has been repeated]
These do no look like options. You seem to want to do all of them. What is there to choose?
: Open spaces and sports. [this number has been repeated]
These do no look like options. You seem to want to do all of them. What is there to choose?
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A. Retain the existing policy
Representation ID: 35126
Received: 02/03/2018
Respondent: Rayleigh Town Council
Option A
Option A
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A. Retain the existing policy
Representation ID: 35127
Received: 02/03/2018
Respondent: Rayleigh Town Council
Option A
Option A
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How do we facilitate the delivery of appropriately located and accessible play space for our communities in the future?
Representation ID: 35128
Received: 02/03/2018
Respondent: Rayleigh Town Council
Paragraph 9.57. "In order to reduce the amount of greenfield (undeveloped) land...." I do not entirely agree with this premise and think you should reconsider it. Most of the district is greenfield. Surely, building on some of that is better than trying to squash more and more development into the existing towns and villages. People in new houses can access their gardens every day, they possibly only 'go out east' to look at a field once or twice a year
Paragraph 9.57. "In order to reduce the amount of greenfield (undeveloped) land...." I do not entirely agree with this premise and think you should reconsider it. Most of the district is greenfield. Surely, building on some of that is better than trying to squash more and more development into the existing towns and villages. People in new houses can access their gardens every day, they possibly only 'go out east' to look at a field once or twice a year
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A. Retain the existing policy
Representation ID: 35129
Received: 02/03/2018
Respondent: Rayleigh Town Council
Option A
Option A
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Green Belt
Representation ID: 35130
Received: 02/03/2018
Respondent: Rayleigh Town Council
Paragraph 10.6 "A fundamental principle of the Green Belt is to keep a sense of openness between built up areas." Yes, that is what the green belt is for. However, most of the metropolitan green belt in Rochford District is maintaining a sense of openness between the built up areas to the west and the sea to the east.
Paragraph 10.6 "A fundamental principle of the Green Belt is to keep a sense of openness between built up areas." Yes, that is what the green belt is for. However, most of the metropolitan green belt in Rochford District is maintaining a sense of openness between the built up areas to the west and the sea to the east.
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B. Amend the current Green Belt policy in the Core Strategy
Representation ID: 35131
Received: 02/03/2018
Respondent: Rayleigh Town Council
Option B
Option B
