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SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES Policy DP/6 National Planning Policy and Guidance Rep No Name 139 Mr J Williams [237] 1 Summary I am satisfied with the LDP as it stands. I write in support of the Green Wedges Policies, and of Policy DP/1 to protect prime agricultural land from development. Change Sought: <strong>Non</strong>e 51 Ryan Bowen (Mr Ryan Bowen) [110] Summary We would expect the Development Plan to accord with national policy. 196 RWE Npower Renewables (Mr Martin Cole) [474] Summary 4.30 POLICY DP/6 - NATIONAL PLANNING POLICY AND GUIDANCE This should be amended to read that "Development proposals must comply with relevant national planning policy and guidance. " People Type 1232 Ms Aneesha Jain [1480] 1 Support Summary Sainsbury's support the Council's intention to assess applications for retail development on their own merit and in accordance with the provisions of national policy as identified within policy DP/6. 894 Environment Agency Wales (Mrs Deborah Hemsworth) [1036] 1 Object Summary We would suggest that the Deposit version of your plan should not be taken forward until the Strategic Flood Consequence Assessment is complete. Without this work being completed the plan would be at risk of being 'unsound' as it would not comply with soundness test CE2. Change Sought: Undertake an SFCA prior to proceeding with the deposit plan. 1424 Leith Planning Ltd (Mr Chris Plenderleith) [1791] 1 Object Summary Clearly the deposit draft document has paid insufficient regard to Tan 15 on flooding, there is also a concern that the approach to affordable housing is unduly onerous and does not reflect the guidance contained within TANs 1 and 2 on housing. Change Sought: Clearly the deposit draft document has paid insufficient regard to Tan 15 on flooding, there is also a concern that the approach to affordable housing is unduly onerous and does not reflect the guidance contained within TANs 1 and 2 on housing. 1 1 Support Support Support 100
SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES Policy DP/7 Local Planning Guidance Rep No Name 131 Llandudno Safe Cycling Group (Dr Neil McKenzie) [207] Summary p.Listed Buildings and Buildings and Structures of Local Importance Plas Gogarth on Church Walks, Llandudno, should be placed on this list asap to ensure it is not destroyed People Type 612 The National Trust (Mr Chris Lambart) [872] 1 Support Summary The National Trust supports the proposed production of SPG relating to historic parks and gardens. We would welcome the opportunity to participate in the production of the guidance. 1201 BWEA (Ms Gemma Grimes) [1190] 1 Support Summary BWEA welcomes forthcoming SPG on renewable energy development and looks forward to working closely with the council in developing this guidance. BWEA ask that the council publish a clear timetable for the development of this SPG in order to ensure that all relevant stakeholders are able to provide input into this guidance. 198 RWE Npower Renewables (Mr Martin Cole) [474] 1 Support Summary We welcome the fact that a SPG will be produced to provide guidance on renewable energy. Given CCBC's recognition of the county's susceptibilities to climate change, their iminent nature and the role renewable energy has in mitigating these adverse impacts we urge CCBC to act quickly in producing and adopting an appropriate SPG. Change Sought: No change to LDP but we urge CCBC to act quickly in producing and adopting an appropriate SPG. 456 Chris Wynne (Mr Chris Wynne) [721] Summary We support the proposal for the provision of SPG on biodiversity 1515 Sian Hooson (Ms Sian Hooson) [828] 1 Object Summary Incorporate the statistics in the attached document and their implications into all other major planning documents across CCBC (where relevant) as few documents currently address the practical issues facing an ageing society. Change Sought: Incorporate the statistics in the attached document and their implications into all other major planning documents across CCBC (where relevant) as few documents currently address the practical issues facing an ageing society. (Note possibility for incorporating into SPGs where relevant). 1503 Community Development Services - Conwy County Borough Council (Mr Robert Dix) [1878] 1 Object Summary 2. DP/7 lays out an impressive list of briefs and SPG to be prepared. It is unclear if this includes for the redevelopment of existing employment sites, with Llandudno Junction particularly in mind. Equally reference is made to a 'masterplan' for the Strategic Regeneration Area. This should be edited to refer to the town centres only we would suggest. This equally raises the issue of whether or not reference should be made to the existing Junction Master Plan and the potential of a similar document required for Llandudno. Change Sought: See summary. 1485 Mr Jonathan Cawley [1876] Summary There is no suggested date for the publication of the renewable energy SPG - this is necessary to ensure its timely delivery. Change Sought: A date is required for the publication of the Renewable Energy SPG. 1 1 1 Support Support Object 101
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