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093 Mrs M J Owoo I think you are doing all you can and I think energy and water is fine.
Can existing services cope! Not only water. More other services are required. Doctors surgeries, hospitals, for example,
094 F A Browne
and general health care. I agree with current proposals. Have heat pumps been considered as an energy source?
095 Mr J Britton See comments
We can't do enough to protect precious supplies of water. Insist on proper insulation being built into any new building
096 Mr W Roberts
approved.
Recycle plastic as we used to. Encourage water conservation before putting pressure on individuals eg cheaper water butts
097 Mr & Mrs Newman etc.
098 Mrs N London Where will the water come from! The last new reservoir built in Essex, Hanningfield resevoir, was built over 50 years ago.
Encouragement is better than trict rules because people are more likely to join in if they are not forced. But we do need to
conserve energy and water where possible. More recycling support units especially for people who cannot get to the local
099 Mr & Mrs R G Headley tip.
100 Mr R Scates I have no problems with water and energy supply except the cost.
What happened to the recycling scheme? Too much stop, start, and changes. Why not compost all garden and public
space waste, and sell it back to local public but cheaper than DIY store compost. Why no information and detail on whre
and what is done with all our cans and bottles etc. Encouragement is the key to success. Water shortages are dependent
102 Mr T Newton
on the weather and population growth.
104 B Aspinall Everyone has to do more for the environment.
105 Mr R J Aldridge Electricity, water, gas should only be alllowed increases inline with inflation.
Education - let people know what Rochford's Council stance on wind turbines, solar etc. Who is recommended as suppliers
106 Ms P Melito
etc.
107 Mr P S Reid We will need more energy in the future and could have more wind turbines in areas.
109 Mr C Fantides Wind turbines should be made compulsory on all newly built domestic buildings and encouraged on older dwellings.
110 Mr P Nippard Too stringent - recycling should be a personal choice not a mandatory requirement.
I would like to be advised on things such as alternative energy (not by a company, by independent persons) also help to be
available for people to encourage such as composters - green bins. We have blue bins and red bags but nothing for
cardboard/shredded paper/plasic. Some energy could be made for council offices, old peoples homes by using wind and
111 Mr & Mrs Curtis solar. Many road signs have solar power, is it possible to use such things for public lighting etc.
Rainwater storage seems to make good sense. The benefits of solar panels and in particular Windmill generators are much
more problematic. Windmills in particular are a chimera, being almost wholly useless and not cost effective. Developers
should be made to substantially contribute towards the infrastructure, although I have no great hopes of this policy
112 A J Smythe
succeeding.
Before ANY further development the whole infrastructure needs overhaul and updating. Roads - try travelling on the
116 R S Barton
Ashingdon Road around 8-15 to 9-15 am. Water supply and sewage disposal also require attention.
117 W R H Beehag In line with development, as required.
More than encouragment needed - new homes should have rainwater storage and solar panels as well as existing
119 Mr C Gabell
requirements - more the better.
Yes we should conserve our water supplies by keeping the population at a sustainable level; other than that the Government
should pay for adequate water to be piped from the North to meet the needs of the population. Curtailing the use of water
121 Mrs S J Attfield by making it unaffordable will cause the rise of diseases such as TB.