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Consultation responses

On this page we list some of the key local responses to the consultation on the Minerals and Waste Preferred Strategy. Whilst those that are accepted will be published on East Sussex County Council's official consultation portal, we thought you might like to see what the locals are saying.
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CPRE Sussex response

posted 11 Feb 2010 15:55 by Peter Barron   [ updated 11 Feb 2010 16:12 ]

The Council for the Protection of Rural England has made a persuasive case which can be downloaded at their website. They invite East Sussex to back to the drawing board and discount the "medieval" practice of dumping rubbish on greenfields.

The Waste Problem's response

posted 11 Feb 2010 15:48 by Peter Barron

The Waste Problem is a group set up around Laughton and has commissioned a report from ENPLAN which looks at objections to the site between Laughton, Halland and East Hoathly. Carries good maps and photos showing the impact on the local environment.

| Attachments: The Waste Problem Report FOR PRINTING Jan 20101.pdf

Deanland response

posted 11 Feb 2010 15:17 by Peter Barron   [ updated 11 Feb 2010 15:45 ]

Deanland Wood Park have had a professional report produced by DMH Stallard lawyers which looks at the Broomham Farm site directly opposite Deanland which has a population of a reasonably-sized village.

| Attachments: Deanland Comments on Core Strategy Jan 091.pdf

Piltdown and Newick's response

posted 11 Feb 2010 14:51 by Peter Barron

Piltodown Action Against Landraise has put together a very professionally-produced report which can be downloaded from the Save Newick website (pdf 5.15 MB) which has been produced by ENPLAN. It includes a wealth of maps and photos showing the detrimental impact on the local environment of siting landraise in that particular area of search.

Chiddingly response

posted 11 Feb 2010 14:41 by Peter Barron

Chiddingly Parish Council's response to the Minerals and Waste Preferred Strategy: they raise issues with planning policy, poor transport links, proximity to where the waste has been produced and many other aspects.

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