Planning - Summary of all comments - Amazon Web Services

298 Mr & Mrs Hewitt
299 Mr & Mrs Tuson
Nothing more should be done. RDC is within easy reach of Basildon, Southend, Chelmsford, London, and areas between,
for jobs.
This is another brown site issue, making better use of this land. We must keep industry and housing separate otherwise the
quality of life is affected. Better use of public transport is needed to allow workers easy access to their work from their
homes.
300 Mrs Upson Better employment sites factors. Sell or let empty sites first, and try and stop cheap labour from abroad (across the seas).
302 Mr B Short There are plenty of existing industrial sites already if need be just expand around these.
Industrial estates should not be mixed with residential housing. They should be located on the outskirt of the district and be
303 Mr K Hatfield
well screaned by trees or earth banking.
304 Mr A Rutter Enlarge Stambridge area make it a 'garden town area'.
305 E L Strangleman Yes.
306 Mr E C Cook See comments under 9
Utilize existing industrial areas to their full potential, otherwise amalgamate under used sites and release others for housing
307 Mr J Snow
or redevelopment.
Main factors are clearly accessability, easy parking or frequent public transport. Shops must have parking facilities to carry
things home. Without facilities we'll simply drive to where there are parking facilities. Existing settlements or nearby will
probably have at least the beginnings of infrastructures esp. important to keep lorries away from narrow streets which affect
308 The Occupier
all our villages.
309 Mr J Smith Are there not enough farms; commercial businesses in Rochford providing sufficient employment.
If we restricted development we would not need to provide more jobs for the new residents. I can't believe that automotive
industries are being set up in Cherry Orchard Lane at a time when we should be encouraging Green Industries. It would
310 Chris Teeder
seem that most jobs are being given to people of non-local origins, rather than people who live locally.
Empty properties on existing sites ie Brook Road, Rayleigh, Basildon and Southend Industrial estates should not be ignored.
311 Mrs P A Watson Jones Use these premises, improve Industrial areas we have now.
312 Mr D Foyle Again, develop the existing industrial sites and shopping/business areas.
Southend, Rochford, and Rayleigh are very central for people to comute to London and outskirts, the airport if extended
would bring in many more jobs. More wasted land along A127 could be used as industrial estates if we can get businesses
314 Mrs C Quennell to invest.
Better use of existing brown field sites has to be the best way forward. Infrastructure to work effectively with the Thames
315 R A Stone
Gateway will provide further and significant employment opportunity.
316 Ms S Copeman Further develop existing sites.
Where existing businesses are prosperous enough to justify expansion, they should be allowed to expand where they are,
even if they occupy a 'green belt' site. Businesses that do not adjust (expand) to meet market trends will ultimately become
317 Mr D Harris
uncompetitive and will fail. It is not always possible to 'move' the business to a larger site.
Don't lose the retail areas for conversion to flats they should be always available for employment. New industrial units
estates are much more accessible. Tidy Cherry Orchard Way will be a great standard for others to be redeveloped as
318 Ms W Hatton
modern sites.
319 Mr M Lang No new land available, should use existing land.
320 J Feather Yes.