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Waste Issues and Options
Question 17
Representation ID: 425
Received: 05/05/2020
Respondent: Coddington Parish Council
There is no sense of urgency or speed which is required to reduce the amount of waste produced. Different approached may be needed for rural and urban residents.
There is no sense of urgency or speed which is required to reduce the amount of waste produced. Different approached may be needed for rural and urban residents.
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Waste Issues and Options
Question 13
Representation ID: 426
Received: 05/05/2020
Respondent: Coddington Parish Council
Incentives for waste disposal and use of recycling sites
Fly tipping - management and prosecution with increased fines.
Boundary agreements with other districts to accept waste from other areas.
Objectives should be stated, linked to every policy.
There should be annual reviews to monitor progress.
Incentives for waste disposal and use of recycling sites
Fly tipping - management and prosecution with increased fines.
Boundary agreements with other districts to accept waste from other areas.
Objectives should be stated, linked to every policy.
There should be annual reviews to monitor progress.
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Waste Issues and Options
Question 3
Representation ID: 427
Received: 05/05/2020
Respondent: Coddington Parish Council
The rural community needs to be considered. Recycling provision has been reduced. Proximity to recycling should be within a given distance to off-set carbon foot print and encourage usage.
The rural community needs to be considered. Recycling provision has been reduced. Proximity to recycling should be within a given distance to off-set carbon foot print and encourage usage.
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Waste Issues and Options
Question 4
Representation ID: 428
Received: 05/05/2020
Respondent: Coddington Parish Council
Need to factor in unexpected circumstances. Ownership of utilities may change.
Need to factor in unexpected circumstances. Ownership of utilities may change.
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Waste Issues and Options
Question 5
Representation ID: 429
Received: 05/05/2020
Respondent: Coddington Parish Council
No growth. Keep to 1.5 million tonnes.
No growth. Keep to 1.5 million tonnes.
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Question 9
Representation ID: 430
Received: 05/05/2020
Respondent: Coddington Parish Council
The concept of continued economic growth may have to be reassessed in light of global warming and pandemics. There needs to be flexibility in the plan to enable dealing with unforeseen consequences.
The concept of continued economic growth may have to be reassessed in light of global warming and pandemics. There needs to be flexibility in the plan to enable dealing with unforeseen consequences.
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Waste Issues and Options
Question 10
Representation ID: 431
Received: 05/05/2020
Respondent: Coddington Parish Council
Recovery of waste should be the highest priority.
Recovery of waste should be the highest priority.
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Question 2
Representation ID: 432
Received: 05/05/2020
Respondent: Coddington Parish Council
This area has poor connectivity due to poor road and rail links, specifically congestion around Newark. A new Trent crossing is required with improvements to roads across the county to improve the transportation of waste.
This area has poor connectivity due to poor road and rail links, specifically congestion around Newark. A new Trent crossing is required with improvements to roads across the county to improve the transportation of waste.
