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Question 1
Representation ID: 457
Received: 07/05/2020
Respondent: Waste Management
We feel this appropriate and are happy to be led by the Planning Policy Team with regards to the time period proposed.
We feel this appropriate and are happy to be led by the Planning Policy Team with regards to the time period proposed.
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Question 2
Representation ID: 458
Received: 07/05/2020
Respondent: Waste Management
We feel no further information needs to be included in the overview of the Plan area.
We feel no further information needs to be included in the overview of the Plan area.
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Question 3
Representation ID: 459
Received: 07/05/2020
Respondent: Waste Management
We feel there needs to be more clarity over what is included in the Local Authority Collected Waste as this figure contradicts the figures used for the various scenarios of growth. Upon discussion with members of the Planning Policy Team it seems that this figure of circa 570,000 tonnes includes trade waste but this needs to be clarified on any future draft.
We feel there needs to be more clarity over what is included in the Local Authority Collected Waste as this figure contradicts the figures used for the various scenarios of growth. Upon discussion with members of the Planning Policy Team it seems that this figure of circa 570,000 tonnes includes trade waste but this needs to be clarified on any future draft.
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Question 4
Representation ID: 460
Received: 07/05/2020
Respondent: Waste Management
No comments to add.
No comments to add.
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Question 5
Representation ID: 461
Received: 07/05/2020
Respondent: Waste Management
We expect either scenario A or B to be the most appropriate due to factors including Brexit, Covid-19 and the Resources and Waste Strategy.
As mentioned above, there needs to be further clarity of what waste is included within this definition as this figure is lower than that stated in the waste estimate due to the apparent inclusion of trade waste in the previous number.
The stated scenario A mentions the Waste and Resources Strategy, this should be the 'Resources and Waste Strategy' for all future documents.
We believe that the likely scenarios are either A or B due to factors including Brexit and Covid-19 which are expected to have a significant impact on the UK economy in the short to medium-term. Should measures from the Resource and Waste Strategy come to fruition this will also likely contribute to a reduction in waste per household as people become more aware of the waste they are throwing away, particularly in the case of food waste.
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Question 6
Representation ID: 462
Received: 07/05/2020
Respondent: Waste Management
No comments to add.
No comments to add.
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Question 7
Representation ID: 465
Received: 07/05/2020
Respondent: Waste Management
No comments to add.
No comments to add.
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Question 8
Representation ID: 467
Received: 07/05/2020
Respondent: Waste Management
No comments to add.
No comments to add.
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Question 9
Representation ID: 474
Received: 07/05/2020
Respondent: Waste Management
Whilst a 10% rise in recycling rates is in our opinion achievable we believe this is on the optimistic side of and will depend on the levels of any Government contribution to implement proposals set out in the Resources and Waste Strategy. This may be under threat due to the impact on the economy that we face as a result of Covid-19 and Brexit.
Whilst a 10% rise in recycling rates is in our opinion achievable we believe this is on the optimistic side of and will depend on the levels of any Government contribution to implement proposals set out in the Resources and Waste Strategy. This may be under threat due to the impact on the economy that we face as a result of Covid-19 and Brexit.
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Question 10
Representation ID: 476
Received: 07/05/2020
Respondent: Waste Management
Clarity should be given around what is meant by '750,000 tonnes of permitted annual energy recovery capacity.' It is understood this is with regards to planning permission rather than environmentally permitted.
We would support measures that support facilities that promote the waste hierarchy.
Clarity should be given around what is meant by '750,000 tonnes of permitted annual energy recovery capacity.' It is understood this is with regards to planning permission rather than environmentally permitted.
We would support measures that support facilities that promote the waste hierarchy.
