Chapter 2 - Example District

22 Rushmead Close Canterbury CT2 7RP

To whom it may concern,

Policy H4 should be completely rewritten. It currently does not take account of the national policy on meeting all housing needs and falls short of the standard set by the council's own Local Plan of 2018.

Self build and custom housing needs more detailed provision in this plan. Currently it is completely inadequate and will not meet the needs of local residents. The district's infrastructure will also not support these plans.

Policy H3 also should relate directly to the number of custom build sites that will be allocated. Currently the 50 sites allocated for housing will not be served well by local infrastructure because of poor local transport links and the lack of nearby green spaces, which, are sparse at best. There needs to be a direct link between this and the main policies on these topics.

Regards,

Angry Man

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The preparation of the Local Plan review commenced in April 2020. The Council held a Regulation 18 Issues and Options consultation which sought the views of the public and stakeholders on the scope of the Local Plan. The comments received through the consultation have been used to help shape the emerging new Local Plan. The Council has also commissioned a number of evidence based studies, including housing and employment need, which will inform the Plan.
The preparation of the Local Plan review commenced in April 2020. The Council held a Regulation 18 Issues and Options consultation which sought the views of the public and stakeholders on the scope of the Local Plan. The comments received through the consultation have been used to help shape the emerging new Local Plan. The Council has also commissioned a number of evidence based studies, including housing and employment need, which will inform the Plan.

Climate Change/Net Zero
O&W drafted a brief for Climate Change evidence:
• Selection of policy approaches
• Range of policy recommendations
• PAS no real help – sent through Central Lincs Policy brief – now an adopted plan.
• Urgent need for it
Blaby at same stage – draft brief
• Probably ahead of the rest (alongside O&W)

Sharon Wiggins – minerals and waste opportunities

Harborough: no work done yet. Would need to look at strategic sites and the opportunities they present in net zero/standards etc

Central Lincs example of Local Plan

KB – housing and employment balance/ location

GY – to put together a matrix of wants/needs
SW - Quick wins and principles
List of Links to Best practice/guidance

wonderful document. reassign some text

Best Plan ever

Met Office Mountain Weather Forecast

Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park

Forecast valid from 06:00 on Thursday 06 Jun 2024 until 23:59 on Friday 07 Jun 2024

Forecast Issued on Thursday 06 Jun 2024 at 02:13

Confidence: High for overall situation, with sunny spells and the odd shower. Lower in cloud details.

Headline for Thursday 06 Jun 2024: Largely dry with sunny intervals developing.

Mountain weather hazards on Thursday 06 Jun 2024

Blizzards Heavy persistent snow Storm force winds No Likelihood No Likelihood No Likelihood

Gales Severe chill effect Poor visibility No Likelihood No Likelihood No Likelihood

Thunderstorms Heavy persistent rain Strong sunlight No Likelihood No Likelihood High Likelihood

Weather and chance of precipitation at 600m

Time 06:00 09:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00

of of of of 23

Partly cloudy Sunny intervals Sunny intervals Sunny intervals Sunny intervals Sunny intervals (night) Precipitation probability

20% 20% 10% 10% 20% 10%

Forecast for Thursday 06 Jun 2024

Weather: A largely dry day with plenty of sunny spells and only a slight chance of a shower. Late sunshine by evening and turning chillier.

Chance of cloud-free hill tops above 600m: 85% increasing to 95% or more during the morning.

Low cloud and visibility: Mediocre locally with cloud covering summits, bases as low as 600m. This breaking and lifting quickly after sunrise to become very good all-around.

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Forecast for Thursday 06 Jun 2024

Height (m) Wind Speed mean/gusts (mph) Wind Direction (blowing from)

06:00 09:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00 00:00

600 11/14 NW 12/16 NW 10/16 W 14/21 W 13/19 W 10/16 W 11/17 SW

300 5/10 W 8/15 NW 8/16 W 10/19 W 10/18 W 7/14 W 7/16 SW

Valley 5/11 W 8/14 NW 8/17 W 10/19 W 9/18 W 6/15 W 6/14 SW

Height (m) Temperature / Feels Like (C)

06:00 09:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00 00:00

600 5/2 7/4 9/7 10/7 9/6 7/4 6/3

300 8/7 10/9 13/11 13/11 12/10 9/7 8/6

Valley 9/8 11/10 13/12 14/12 13/11 9/8 9/7

Freezing Level* 1300m 1300m 1400m 1400m 1400m 1400m 1500m

*Level above which ground is expected to be frozen/snow is expected to settle.

Meteorologist's View

Winds remaining brisk at height, giving a colder feel for the start of June. Despite this, UV levels are high, with sun

protection advised.

Recent rainfall: measured at Neuadd: altitude 353m

Recorded at Last 24 hours: Last 48 hours: Last 72 hours:

02:00 on Wed 05 Jun 2024 3.4mm 3.4mm 3.4mm

Forecast for Friday 07 Jun 2024

Weather: A colder start with any mist and fog patches soon clearing. Rather cloudy with some patchy rain at first, lifting

and breaking into sunnier spells and with any rain or showers easing through the afternoon. Low cloud possible by late

evening from the west.

Maximum wind: Westerly 20 mph gusting 25-30 mph.

Chance of cloud-free hill tops 600m: 90%

Low cloud and visibility: Early valley mist and fog soon clearing with cloud bases at 600 - 800 m rising by dawn,

possibility lowering by late evening. Very good visibility though poor in any low cloud or fog first thing.

Temperature: Valleys: Plus 9 Celsius rising to plus 16 Celsius.

At 600m: Plus 5 Celsius rising to plus 10 Celsius.

Freezing level: Above summits.

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All policies are great. I agree with them all.