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Nottinghamshire Minerals Local Plan Publication Version

Overview, Vision and Strategic Objectives

Representation ID: 139

Received: 07/10/2019

Respondent: Coddington Parish Council

Representation Summary:

Positively prepared
• The assessments for future aggregate requirements are more realistic than previous plans, taking more account of lower demand in recent years, and this is welcomed by Coddington Parish Council.

Justified
• Coddington Parish Council supports the policy of spatial distribution of aggregates and the consideration given to distance and access to markets. The policy is well presented.
• Coddington Parish Council supports priority being given to the extension of existing sites providing there is no adverse effect on communities.
• Coddington Parish Council strongly supports the need for sustainable methods of transport to be used where possible, with the location of aggregate sources close to existing markets for minimum distances by road.

Full text:

COMMENTS ON SOUNDNESS

Positively prepared
• The assessments for future aggregate requirements are more realistic than previous plans, taking more account of lower demand in recent years, and this is welcomed by Coddington Parish Council.

Justified
• Coddington Parish Council supports the policy of spatial distribution of aggregates and the consideration given to distance and access to markets. The policy is well presented.
• Coddington Parish Council supports priority being given to the extension of existing sites providing there is no adverse effect on communities.
• Coddington Parish Council strongly supports the need for sustainable methods of transport to be used where possible, with the location of aggregate sources close to existing markets for minimum distances by road.

SOUNDNESS

Consistent with National Policy
• Where possible the re-introduction of agricultural land should be prioritised over biodiversity for increased production to meet future food needs of the UK population.

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