Planning - Summary of all comments - Amazon Web Services

040 Mr D Huskisson
Communities are very vulnerable to the effects of global trading conditions when they rely on big multinational employers.
There needs to be a high proportion of employment opportunities reserved for local enterprise (retail, office, manufacturing,
construction, etc). Retail parks are too dependent on national names. Town planning showed pressure the opportunities for
local people to start up in business. By definition, they should be located close to the people too (for labour and for trading
purposes).
041 Mr McGee There is plenty of land near Mackro warehouse for development
There are empty and run down industrial estates which should be encourage to lease at a cheaper rate and encourage new
043 Mr M Yorke Wade developers to invest.
044 Mrs R Beaumont Many empty business sites on Purdey's
If you find land for new housing development, then you must find land for jobs, preferably towards Southend and the rivers.
045 Mr R Abbott
Build high!
Revolves around item 1.0 - natural expansion of existing sites (ie change of use) would work for the natural population
increase - but not for imported labour due to the development of the South East. Unless something tangiable happens with
046 Mr & Mrs J Cripps Southend Airport, the site is big enough for land for jobs.
047 Ms J Colbourne There are plenty of 'To Let' signs on the local trading/industrial estates. Why do we need more?
048 Mr S Reeves London provides plenty of work, so will 2012 Olympics. Lets leave it at this, then perhaps we can deter further settlement.
049 Mr & Mrs Kitchen Exisiting industiral estates are suitable and brown field sites should be used for new businesses
050 Mrs J Samuels Build on existing business parks.
051 Mrs D Langdon On existing sites and along railway lines.
052 Mr & Mrs D Lench
Huge swathes of land are not necessarily needed to create jobs. Type of work/jobs change as time progresses. The loss of
Rochford General Hospital saw a large number of jobs lost, the new half size hospital planned for Southend should be in
Rochford. It gives Southend one and a half hospitals, and Rochford a quarter of one. Rochford has failed miserably to
secure the new hospital.
053 E Winn Extend the industrial site at the end of Rawreth Lane.
054 Mr & Mrs Todman Exisiting states (Industrial) should be ? - Factories should not be put within residential areas.
055 Mr V Hawtree Please go to any other comments
Purdeys seems to still have a lot of land, however, seeing metal warehouses can be an eyesore. Surrounding them with
056 Mr S Lee
trees would help so they don't create an eyesore to the Essex Countryside.
Existing settlements should be used where feasable. Employment sites should be easily accessible and should be serviced
057 Mrs J Williams
by public transport links.
058 M J Jackson
Redevelopment of outdated industrial sites should be considered as essential. The further use of redundant farm buildings
for light industrial purposes should be encouraged.
059 Garfield We are already bursting at the seams with factories going down the pan adding to lack of jobs.
060 Mr S J Herbert Is there 100% employment in Rochford?
061 Mr G W Slaughter No further land for employment, leave it as it is
062 Chris Taylor
Redevelopment of existing sites and buildings must be put ahead of green-field development. Developers must be
encuoraged by flexible planning permissions etc to re-develop, rather than create from new. Empty buildings and sites are
in areas where there is population and jobs are required