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307 Mr J Snow
Extra development means more demand for the utilities, only if extra provisions are made for the above should any major
development be approved. Maybe any future housing developments are made to contribute a set percentage of costs to
providing energy needs.
309 Mr J Smith Conservation of resources and non waste of energy are of prime concern.
310 Chris Teeder Anything which can save energy, water and the environment should be encouraged.
311 Mrs P A Watson Jones Important factor and should not be overlooked.
314 Mrs C Quennell Everyone should be fitted with a water meter, all should be encouraged to use low energy light bulbs.
Recycling could be improved. The development of more wind turbines could be considered. Greater exploitation of solar
315 R A Stone
energy in public buildings at least should be made.
Rainwater collection and insulation should be essential as they are relatively in expensive other more expensive methods
316 Ms S Copeman should be merely encouraged because of the cost implications.
Expert advice will no doubt have been sought by the government, and therefore, if they have produced a 'code for
317 Mr D Harris
sustainable homes' it would seem prudent to follow this code.
318 Ms W Hatton
Yes we have a new home 4 years old but were very surprised we did not have time to negotiate solar panels had to divert
our own water pipes to butts. We need wind turbines in the Estury.
319 Mr M Lang More should be done to save energy and water by the council and residents
321 R J Feather Very laudable objective but must not ask for requirements which makes homes unaffordable.
323 Mr T Beebee All new housing to be environmentally friendly and be powered by solar energy or wind power.
All new homes should have water meters and I like the idea of rain water storage. I also think the provision for renewable
324 Mrs Doward
energy is a must.
If all new homes are provided with rainwater storage, some subsidy should be provided to allow existing residents to also
325 Mr D Elwell
326 Owner/Occupier
327 Mrs C Taylor
329 Mrs M J Snowdon
330 P Mansbridge
enjoy the facility of rainwater storage.
Should be as much as possible in this area - need to enforce requirements as encouraging does not always work. Maybe
provide heavily subsidised help to install energy saving devices (eg rainwater storage, solar heating, energy saving light
bulbs).
Encourage the public to save water as much as possible - especially in the garden - using water butts and also buckets old
bowls indeed anything can be used to save rain water - free of charge. Do people really need to wash their cars every
week, its not necessary, when water is in such demand during a drought. Educate our children from a very young age eg
primary school not to waste our water - I teach mine to do this and we recycle where ever possible. Encourage more
youngsters to take up fishing. Use our resources for sailing if possible. All new Council buildings should be fitted with solar
panels.
I do not consider "requirement" is too stringent. We regularly seem to be in either a drought or flood situation and action
should be taken to ensure the situation does not get any worse.
More people might install more energy and water saving devices if the price was reduced by bulk purchase such as with
compost bins. This could include solar panels and wind turbines. More re-cycling could be encouraged by 'pay as you tip'.
Cardboard could be collected kerbside - as this makes up a large amount of the rubbish and used to be collected. People
could be encouraged not to throw bottles, cans etc in the street as there must be a vast amount being lost to re-cycling. Are
the contents of street bins sorted?