Dec 2010 - South Worcestershire Development Plan

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SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT 2010218SA Objective SEA Topic Decision Making CriteriaSignificant Effect Indicators2008/2009 Data 2009/2010 DataUnfavorable, but recovering:Wychavon- 63.62%Malvern – 30%Changepreviously monitored in this table.SAP ratings: data currentlyunavailableSAP ratings: data currentlyunavailableNo Change.To ensuredevelopmentsconform to highstandards of energyefficiencyClimateFactors, AirWill the Local DevelopmentDocument policies promoteenergy efficiency?Co2 per capita:Wychavon - 11.9UK – 8.4 (New 2007 Estimates).5MW was produced fromrenewable sources (Hill and Moorsite).7 applications for microgenerationschemes were approved.Co2 per capita:Wychavon - 8.6Malvern – 7.2Worcester - 8.6UK – 7.0 (New 2008Estimates).5MW was produced fromrenewable sources (Hill andMoor site).Wychavon - 4 applications formicro generation schemeswere approved.Worcester - 0 applications formicro generation schemeswere approvedAccording to new 2008 estimates (DEFRA),Co2 emissions per capita in Wychavon aredown by 3.3 Wychavon and also by 1.4 inthe UK.As this year is the first Joint AMR,Worcester and Malvern’s data was notpreviously monitored in this table.No Change.Wychavon - Approvals for microgenerationschemes have decreased. PermittedDevelopment Rights have seen declinealthough continue to see high numbers ofenquiries and pre-application discussions.As this year is the first Joint AMR,Worcester and Malvern’s data was notpreviously monitored in this table. Due toMalvern’s change in monitoring databasethe information was not available this year.To encouragerenewable energygeneration andmicrogeneration innew developmentsClimateFactors, AirWill the Local DevelopmentDocument policiesencourage renewableenergy sources andgeneration?Biological water quality: 79.3%good, 16.6% fair, 4.2% bad.Wychavon - Biological waterquality: 79.3% good, 16.6%fair, 4.2% poor.Malvern – 80.7% Good, 16.5%fair, 2.8% poorDue to no data update from DEFRA, thisindicator remains unchanged.
SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT 2010219SA Objective SEA Topic Decision Making CriteriaSignificant Effect Indicators2008/2009 Data 2009/2010 DataWorcester – 59% good, 13.1%fair, 27% poor.ChangeChemical water quality: 81.6%good, 12.8% fair, 5.5% poor.Wychavon - Chemical waterquality: 81.6% good, 12.8%fair, 5.5% poor.Due to no data update from DEFRA, thisindicator remains unchanged.Malvern – 87 good, 12.5 fair,0.5 poorWorcester – 55 good, 45 fair,0 poor.To improve air, soiland water qualityTo avoid floodingand otherenvironmental riskAir, Waterand soilWater andsoilWill the Local DevelopmentDocument policies helpreduce pollution?Will the Local DevelopmentDocument policies avoidenvironmental risk?CO2 per capita, % commuting bycar, Waste recycling, Wastecomposting (see above statistics)Wychavon - There was 1 objectionreceived from the EA on waterquality grounds during themonitoring period.Contaminated land: no sitesdesignated as contaminated.CO2 per capita, % commutingby car, Waste recycling, Wastecomposting (see abovestatistics)Wychavon - There were noobjections received from the EAon water quality grounds duringthe monitoring period.Contaminated land: no sitesdesignated as contaminated.N/AWychavon – This is a decrease on theprevious AMR.As this year is the first Joint AMR,Worcester and Malvern’s data was notpreviously monitored in this table.No Change.10.1
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