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Draft RSS for the SW Panel Report Contents ….. Section 2: Appendices A, B & C Appendix Page A: Housing Market Areas (i) Housing Market Areas Sub-Regional Level: Draft RSS and DCLG Household Projections (ii) Comparison of Housing Market Areas, Unitary Authorities & Districts: Draft RSS Housing Totals, 2003 DCLG Housing Projections & Panel Modifications (iii) Draft RSS HMA Strategic Assessments: District Level & Locations and Panel Modifications (iv) Employment Projections by Housing Market Area A1 A3 A7 A23 B: Housing Market Areas Figures (i) Draft RSS: HMA Figures and Panel Modifications B1 C: Recommended RSS Policy Changes (i) Index to Draft RSS Policies and Panel’s Recommended Policies (ii) List of Panel Recommendations (iii) List of Panel Modifications to Policies and New Policies (iv) New Studies (v) Policy H1 and H2 Panel Modifications to Table 4.1 (vi) Policy H1 and H2 Panel Modifications to Table 4.2 (vii) Schedule of Carbon Reduction Requirements C1 C9 C27 C77 C79 C83 C85 Section 3: Appendices D, E & F Appendix Page D: Timetable, Matters and Participants (i) Timetable, Final List of Matters and Participants (ii) List of Participants - Update D1 D55 E: Examination Library Documents E1 F: Changing Context F1
Draft RSS for the South West: Panel Report Preface i. The Draft Regional Spatial Strategy for the South West (June 2006) covers the period 2006 to 2026 and is intended to replace the existing Regional Planning Guidance for the South West. Throughout this Report ‘the draft RSS’ has been used to refer to The Draft Regional Spatial Strategy and ‘the RSS’ to refer to the final Regional Spatial Strategy and its successors. Regional Planning Guidance for the South West to 2016 (RPG10) was published in September 2001. Following the commencement of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 Regional Planning Guidance (RPG) became RSS in each region outside of London and now forms part of the statutory Development Plan. The Examination in Public Process ii. iii. iv. The draft RSS was placed on deposit from 6 June 2006 to 30 August 2006. As a result, responses were received from individuals, organisations, interest groups and local authorities generating approximately 1,982 separate responses and a total of 14,786 representations. We were appointed by the Secretary of State 1 , to conduct an Examination in Public (EiP) of selected issues arising out of the draft RSS. Based on the objections and representations received, nine matters for examination were selected by the Panel in consultation with the South West Regional Assembly (SWRA) and the Government Office for the South West (GOSW). We selected the participants to be invited to appear at the EiP also in consultation with the SWRA and the GOSW. In total, 184 individuals or organisations were initially invited and all but a few accepted. Subsequent invitations were extended to additional participants, resulting in 191 organisations and individuals participating in the EiP. Our report is in three sections: we refer to Section 1 as the Main Report, which comprises the ‘Executive Summary’, a number of ‘Thematic Chapters’ one of which contains a series of ‘Sub-Regional Sections’ together with a ‘Glossary”; we regard Section 2 as comprising Appendices A, B and C ‘Housing Market Areas’, ‘Housing Market Area Figures’, ‘Recommended RSS Policy Changes’ and finally we include in Section 3 Appendices D, E and F ‘Timetable, Matters and Participants’, ‘Examination Library Documents’ and ‘Changing Context’. All participants were given the opportunity to submit statements prior to the commencement of the EiP and these were circulated before the EiP opened. Statements prepared by the South West Regional Assembly were likewise circulated. Written statements put in by those who were invited but unable to attend, as well as those who were not invited, have also been taken into account. A library was available both before and during the EiP where copies of core documents, participants’ documents and other EiP documents were available for inspection. v. The independent EiP web site www.southwesteip.co.uk, was regularly updated to provide information on the progress of the EiP. This contained summaries of the representations received organised by policy number, and copies of the participants’ written statements. The documents library contained many of the documents in electronic format for viewing over the Internet. 1 Ruth Kelly MP; Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government. i
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