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067 J D Carr
You ? ? We have a couple of national advantages already, one of which is of course wind ? ? Of the river estuarys and the
other is water particularly the ? Which has one of the fastest tidal flows and with ? ? Some use of this could be considered.
All ? should be encouraged to store ? and so should trade and industrial premsises.
068 Mr & Mrs McDermott The majority of council tax paying public are really quite intelligent requirements are unnecessary
Ways to produce renewable energy in existing homes should be encuoraged by more information (not everyone has the
internet or time to browse it). Rainwater storage - encourage this as you have the garden composting. Re-instate the
069 Mrs B Buckland 'green' bins free of charge. Re-cycling - curbside collection of card and plastic would be a help.
072 Mr & Mrs S J Painter Rainwater storage. Tanks to be built in new housing developments.
Every new home should be fitted with solar panels. Shortage of water - pipe water from where there is plenty. Wales,
Scotland etc. Gas can be piped across continents why not water. We are an island surrounded by water. Do what the
074 Mr & Mrs Raddon continent does, extract the salt from the sea water.
As we live in the driest part of the Country any rainwater storage system will have to be very large to cope with the levels of
075 Mr K A Cooke
rainfall we curently endure.
With current water shortages, it is surprising that development has even been considered without first thinking about such
issues. Any new small and limited developments no more than 20-50 homes should be built in an energy effiecient way
076 Ms G Lunn
with wind power sources and solar power. Water must be considered first.
You have to keep your fingers on the pulse to be sure that energy and water are sufficient, planned and grow to meet
sustainable demands. Other utilities and services need similar attention. Sewerage, waste disposal, telecommunications,
077 Cllr Glen Dryhurst roads, schools, etc also need to keep pace.
078 David & Jeanne On water - our supply is low. Following the ? Project
Essex gets so little rain, rainwater storage is futile at times - as we find with our rainwater butts. Obviously renewable
materials are a good idea any encouragement is always better than the iron fist. Technology needs to improve before
079 Mrs S Clark
sunlight is viable.
080 Mr C Hathaway All new houses should be built with a solar heating capability, the cost of which can be incorporated into the sale price.
081 T S Papworth Negotiate with other countries outside of EU to recycle white goods.
082 Mr J Adkin I think the word 'encourage' is just about right.
Energy conservation incorporated in building plans. Not sure whether Hanningfield resevoir will cater for the additional
084 Miss M Andrews requirement of water.
If more developemnt is provided, energy and water supplies will be a major issue. Wind farm on Thames Estuary should be
085 C G Tabar
considered - energy.
No, the council must do more. All homes to have water butts. Water must be saved when it rains, so we do not have
086 Mr M Gorman
droughts. Sustainable homes aer a must.
087 Mr I Walker Requirement is correct. Improving existing homes should be a priority. Incentives would be useful.
9 months ago a big leak from Essex water which run all day, after I notified them the road suffered but I did not see any
road repairs from this matter moneyed to this is something which you could look into. If I done this I would be held liable for
089 J Weddell
the damage.
090 Mr B Everett We should encourage to save energy and water. Better use of waste water required for gardens
All properties should have a water meter we should promote different sources or energy solar - wind etc. Can Rochford
091 Ms P Bailey
Council provide information about this - how about Clements Hall with solar power?
092 Mrs M Hills Keep to encouragement.