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SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES 4.259 Rep No Name People Type 850 Hanson Aggregates (A.P Bower) [1017] 1 Object Summary 1. Paragraph 4.259 Change Sought: We would suggest that paragraph 4.259 of the deposit LDP should be amended to reflect the duel purpose of buffer zones, including to protect permitted and proposed mineral workings from encroachment by sensitive forms of development. This would ensure consistency with paragraph 4.268 of the deposit LDP and reflect paragraph 40 of Minerals Planning Policy Wales (Dec 2000) and paragraph 70 and 71 of MTAN1: Aggregates (Mar 2004). 1. Paragraph 4.259 We would suggest that paragraph 4.259 of the deposit LDP should be amended to reflect the duel purpose of buffer zones, including to protect permitted and proposed mineral workings from encroachment by sensitive forms of development. 337 CEMEX UK Operations Ltd. (Mr Shaun Denny) [636] 1 Object Summary Buffer zones should also prevent the encroachment of development likely to be sensitive to the lawful implementation of planning permissions for the winning and working of minerals. Change Sought: Addition of a further sentence: - 1760 "Such zones will also be used to control new development likely to be sensitive to the presence of existing quarries." Mineral Products Association ltd (Mr Andrew Bromley) [2000] 1 Object Summary Para 4.259 - The emphasis of the sentence is the protection of other forms of development from mineral workings. It is equally important that mineral workings are protected from encroachment from non-minerals development. Change Sought: The emphasis of the sentence is the protection of other forms of development from mineral workings. It is equally important that mineral workings are protected from encroachment from non-minerals development. 270
SPATIAL POLICIES, KEY DIAGRAMS AND SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT CONTROL POLICIES Policy MWS/1 Strategic Policy on Minerals and Waste Rep No Name 340 CEMEX UK Operations Ltd. (Mr Shaun Denny) [636] Summary Paragraph 2 of Policy MWS/1 Change Sought: <strong>Non</strong>e. Supports the plan's policy People Type 1011 Environment Agency Wales (Mrs Deborah Hemsworth) [1036] 1 Support Summary MSW/1 Essentially, we consider that all the main elements are covered in this policy. We appreciate the difficulty in finding a suitable landfill site and we are aware that you have requested guidance on our Landfill Location Policy. We are also aware that the large amount of limestone in the area acts as a major aquifer which seriously limits the land available. 1579 Countryside Council for Wales (Mr Richard Ninnes) [1948] Summary CCW supports the policy of not permitting new hard rock quarries or extensions to existing quarries. 339 CEMEX UK Operations Ltd. (Mr Shaun Denny) [636] 1 Object Summary Buffer zones should also prevent the encroachment of development likely to be sensitive to the lawful implementation of planning permissions for the winning and working of minerals. Change Sought: Buffer zones should also prevent the encroachment of development likely to be sensitive to the lawful implementation of planning permissions for the winning and working of minerals. 338 CEMEX UK Operations Ltd. (Mr Shaun Denny) [636] Summary Paragraph 1 of this policy contradicts the following statement in paragraph 4.258 of the Draft Plan: - "and this document concludes that there is no need to allocate land for hard rock in Conwy at present, unless there are specific technical or environmental circumstances that would justify an allocation." Furthermore, the policy implies that hard rock quarrying by default results in harm being caused to the landscape and the environment, a view that is not shared by the Company. Change Sought: It is suggested that paragraph 1 of the policy is deleted and replaced by the following: - "Further new or extensions to existing hard rick quarries will not be permitted unless justified by specific technical or environmental circumstances." 1763 Mineral Products Association ltd (Mr Andrew Bromley) [2000] 1 Object Summary It is vital that all mineral deposits which society may need are safeguarded for possible use by future generations. Not just sand and gravel resources at Tal y Cafin. As currently worded this point is not in line with national policy (MPPW, Para.13) or recommendations in the North Wales RTS (Page 75). Change Sought: It is vital that all mineral deposits which society may need are safeguarded for possible use by future generations. Not just sand and gravel resources at Tal y Cafin. As currently worded this point is not in line with national policy (MPPW, Para.13) or recommendations in the North Wales RTS (Page 75). 1762 Mineral Products Association ltd (Mr Andrew Bromley) [2000] 1 Object Summary Policy MWS/1 bullet point 3 - The emphasis of the sentence is the protection of other forms of development from mineral workings. It is equally important that mineral workings are protected from encroachment from non-minerals development. Change Sought: The emphasis of the sentence is the protection of other forms of development from mineral workings. It is equally important that mineral workings are protected from encroachment from non-minerals development. 1761 Mineral Products Association ltd (Mr Andrew Bromley) [2000] 1 Object Summary Policy MWS/1 bullet point 1 - The need to protect landscape and environment is not a stated justification for that action. Quarrying does not necessarily cause adverse effects on either landscape or environment. Change Sought: The need to protect landscape and environment is not a stated justification for that action. Quarrying does not necessarily cause adverse effects on either landscape or environment. 1 1 1 Support Support Object 271
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