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Mineral & Waste Operators Notification of submission The Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Joint Waste Core Strategy Development Plan Document was submitted to the Secretary of State on Friday 20 January 2012. The Document Library contains an electronic copy of the examination documents submitted. Further information is available on the Waste Core Strategy Examination webpage. Inspector Melvyn Middleton BAECON DIPTP DIPMGT MRTPI has been appointed to conduct the examination to determine whether the Development Plan Document is sound and legally compliant. The Inspector will set a timetable for the examination and details will be made available on this webpage once they are known. The Programme Officer, Mrs Vanessa Baughan, will act as the contact point for any person who has made representations at the pre submission stage, and as a liaison between the Inspector, the Councils and Representors. She acts independently on behalf of the Inspector to organise and manage the administrative and procedural matters of the Examination process and is the first point of contact for any questions relating to timetabling or procedural matters. All statements will also be submitted through her. Planning Advisory Service Legal Compliance Toolkit: Point 34 Point 34 of the Planning Advisory Service Legal Compliance Toolkit requires the Councils to provide notification that the documents prescribed in Regulation 30(1) are available for inspection and provide details of where and when they can be inspected. Question Statutory Guidance Additional Possible Evidence Requirement Reference Notes evidence provided 34 For each Regulation You should i. Copies of Yes, general 30(3)(d) do this as correspondence letters/emails consultation soon as ii. Record of sent body reasonably sending advising that invited to make practicable all representations after documents under submitting are available Regulation to the on our 25(1), have Secretary webpage. you sent: of State Hard 1. notification copies are that the available on documents request. prescribed in Regulation 30(1) are available for inspection 2. where and when they can be inspected? Letter to consultees 2nd February 2012 A letter was sent to consultees registered on our database (listed further in this document) on the 2nd February 2012. A copy of this letter is included on the following page. Planning, Policy & Development Control No. 1 Staffordshire Place Stafford ST16 2LP Consultee Address Postal Address: Staffordshire County Council Block A, Wedgwood Building Tipping Street Stafford ST16 2DH Telephone: (01785) 277293 Email: [email protected] Web site: www.staffordshire.gov.uk/planning Please ask for: Mrs Julie Castree-Denton Our Ref: Date Dear Sir/Madam, Notice of Submission of the Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Joint Waste Core Strategy 2010- 2026 Development Plan Document, in accordance with Regulation 30 of the Town and Country Planning (Local Development) (England) Regulations 2004 (as amended). I am pleased to inform you that in accordance with the above Regulations, Staffordshire County Council and Stoke-on-Trent City Council on the 20 January 2012 submitted the Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Joint Waste Core Strategy 2010- 2026 Development Plan Document to the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government for independent examination. This is a strategy for how to manage all the waste produced in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent for the period up to 2026, setting out where, when and how new waste management facilities will be developed and assessed. When adopted, this strategy will replace the existing Waste Local Plan in guiding the determination of waste planning applications. The following documents have been submitted along with an evidence base of supporting information and are available for inspection: • Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Joint Waste Core Strategy 2010-2026 (Publication Document and Appendices, September 2011); • Representations on the Publication Document; • Schedule of Minor Amendments (January 2012); • Sustainability Appraisal Final Report on Publication Joint Waste Core Strategy (September 2011). Members of the public may inspect a ‘Document Library’ containing the submission documents and an evidence base of supporting documents relevant to the preparation of the Joint Waste Core Strategy, during normal opening hours at: Staffordshire County Council Stoke-on-Trent City Council No. 1 Staffordshire Place, Civic Centre, Glebe St, Stoke-on- Stafford, ST16 2LP Trent, ST4 1RF The ‘Document Library’, and copies of all documents as submitted on 20 January 2012, are also available to view online at the County Councils website www.staffordshire.gov.uk/wcs. If any additional documents are requested by the Planning Inspector during the course of the examination, the ‘Document Library’ will be updated online. This information is also available on CD on request. Please contact me if you have any problems accessing the information. Inspector Melvyn Middleton BAECON DIPTP DIPMGT MRTPI has been appointed to conduct the examination to determine whether the Joint Waste Core Strategy Development Plan Document is sound and legally compliant. The Inspector will set a timetable for the examination and details will be made available on the County Council’s examination website www.staffordshire.gov.uk/wcs-examination once they are known. The Councils have appointed an independent Programme Officer, Mrs Vanessa Baughan to facilitate the examination process. She will act as the contact point for any person who has made representations at the pre submission stage, and as a liaison between the Inspector, the Councils and Representors. She acts independently on behalf of the Inspector to organise and manage the administrative and procedural matters of the Examination process and is the first point of contact for any questions relating to timetabling or procedural matters. All statements will also be submitted through her. If you would like to be contacted directly with further details relating to the examination of the Joint Waste Core Strategy, or should you wish to discuss any matters relating to the public examination please contact Mrs Baughan on 07773 791390 or by emailing [email protected] or by writing to Mrs Vanessa Baughan at the above County Council address. Yours faithfully Julie Castree-Denton Harmesh Jassal Team Leader-Waste Planning Policy Strategic Manager Planning and Building Regulations Staffordshire County Council Stoke-on-Trent City Council List of consultees by category Mineral & Waste Operators 1st Choice Mini Skips F. McGuiness & Sons Ltd. Mrs. K. Fletcher A C Salvage F. Watson & Sons N & H Transport Ltd. National Association of Licensed Opencast Coal Operators c/o H. J. Banks A. Dunford & Son F.G. Davis & Son Ltd. Co. Ltd. A. Redman & Son Fallows Landfill National Power plc New Haden Metals Ltd. / A.G. Hackney & Co. Framptons Cheadle Skip Hire Fuchs Lubricants (UK) Plc A.L.P. Ambrose (Century Oils Ltd) Nexen Exploration UK Ltd North Staffordshire Group of Geologists Association A.N.Robinson Fusion Online Ltd (NSGGA) A.S. Whittaker Future Waste & Reclamation NTL A.T. Finney & Sons Ltd. G. Wylie & Son Ltd. Oaktree Environmental G.D. Golding Waste Transfer A1 Express Skips Station Octagon (CBM) Ltd. G.H. Astbury Dross Orton Meadowlands A1 Mini Skips Ltd Processors Investments Ltd G.T. & C. Talbot (Mr. G.T. ABC Skips Talbot) OSS Group Ltd Able Mini Skips / Able Skip Hire Geoff Bowker Ltd Owen Brothers Ltd. Aggregate Industries UK Ltd Geoplan Ltd. P & P Gallimore AGWR Ltd Glenside (Recycling) Ltd. P. Bartram Grab Loaders Ltd Allens Spares & Salvage Grange Aggregates Pankhurst's Allwaste Services GreenCore Recycling Parkhill Estates Ltd. Andy's Skip Hire Greenpark Energy Ltd Pioneer Aggregates (UK) Ltd. Anson Skip Hire of Rugeley Griffiths Pipeline Management Ltd. GRM Development Solutions Portmeirion Potteries Apple Motors Ltd Limited (Holdings ) PLC Aquaforce Special Waste GW Minerals Environmental Limited Consultancy Potteries Demolition Co. Ltd. Ariort Ltd H & H Bowe Ltd Potteries Waste Ltd. Arthur Wright & Son H & R Johnson Tiles Ltd. PowerGen plc Association for Organics Proactive Waste Solutions Recycling H&H Bowe Ltd Ltd H. Brown & Son Recycling Quarry Products Association AT Skip Hire Ltd (QPA) H. E. Humphries Ltd. Aucott Holdings Ltd. (Bloomfield Recycling) R.A. Simpson & Son Augean Landfill H. J. Banks & Co. Ltd. R.P. Minesearch Ltd. Rainbow Waste Management Auto Line Motor Salvage H. Nickolls & Son Ltd Co. Ltd Redland Roofing Systems Auto-Cycle Union Ltd H. Skips Ltd. Aynsley China Ltd. Halletec Associates Ltd. Resource Development Ltd Hamptons (J.M. & N.W. Baggeridge Brick plc Hampton) ResourceUK Reuse Collections Ltd t/a Baker Barnett Ltdfage Hanford Waste Services Ltd. Berryman Ballast Phoenix Ltd. Hanson Aggregates Ltd Richard Raper Ltd Bardon Concrete Ltd Hanson Building Products Ltd Roger Bullivant Ltd Hargreaves Industrial Barnacle and Son Services Ltd Roger Crane Ltd. Baum's Skip Hire Harold Ratcliffe & Son Roy Blase & Sons BAV Crushers Limited Harris Lamb Royal Doulton PLC Belford Bros. Hartley's Commercials Rykneld Metals Ltd Salop Sand and Gravel Ltd Biddulph Sand Ltd. Henry Butcher Smith Vincent c/o Alliance Planning. Hepworth Building Products Salop Sand and Gravel Biffa Waste Services Ltd Ltd. Supply Co. Ltd. Blythe Gate Farm Holford Contracts (Staffs) Ltd Sarp UK Ltd Boundary Breakers Hughes Concrete Ltd Saunders Brothers Brassington & Co. Hulme Landfill Management Scally's Car Breakers Brian Robinson Associates
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