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Appendix B Call for Sites Consultation Press Release Consultee List Deposit Locations for Documents and Submission Forms Consult Appendix B Call for Sites Consultation Press Release Consultee list Deposit locations for documents and submission forms Consultation letter Consultation letter for SHLAA contacts Consultation email Letter sent to libraries Submission form (expiry date – 22nd November 2013) Submission form (expiry date – 13th January 2014) Briefing Note Acknowledgement letter Summary of Consultation Responses News Release To News Editors for Immediate Use Wednesday 30 October 2013 Have your say on green spaces and development opportunities People living and working in Allerdale are being urged to get involved in an initiative which will both safeguard our green spaces, and find those that are perfect for development. The Council’s Planning Policy team is preparing a Site Allocations Development Plan Document (DPD), which will form part two of the Local Plan for Allerdale, and will allocate sites for specific land uses. As part of the first stage of the consultation the Council has published three consultation documents and issued a ‘Call for Sites’. The consultation documents set out the issues the Site Allocations DPD will address, the types of land use that could be considered, how sites will be assessed and the sustainability objectives. Through the ‘Call for Sites’ the Council is urging members of the public, parish councils, landowners and their agents, developers and other interested parties to submit sites for development or protection. Anyone can submit a site for consideration, and, importantly, they do not need to be the owner of it. Sites can be put forward for development such as housing, employment, retail, leisure and education. Equally sites can be identified for protection such as open space, recreational areas, local wildlife sites and allotments. Allerdale House, Workington, CA14 3YJ Page 1 of 2 www.allerdale.gov.uk News Release The preparation of the Site Allocations Development Plan Document (DPD) will be subject to community involvement and consultation. Those site suggestions which are submitted will be mapped and included in a second stage consultation process that will take place in early 2014. Councillor Mark Fryer, Executive Member with responsibility for Economic Growth, said: “We are asking organisations and individuals to let us know of any sites in Allerdale which they think are suitable for development or in need of protection in our future plans. “We know that planning developments are one of the things which can divide or unite a community, and we also know how important our green open spaces are in our towns and villages. That is why I would encourage as many people as possible to take part in this process – give us your views on which areas really need our protection, as well as those which you think could be developed.” The consultation documents and ‘Call for Sites’ submission form can be viewed and downloaded from the Council’s website at www.allerdale.gov.uk/siteallocations. Hard copies of all the documents and forms can be requested from the Planning Policy team at Allerdale House, or by calling 01900 702610. -ENDS- Notes 1. For more information contact 01900 702526, [email protected] Allerdale House, Workington, CA14 3YJ Page 2 of 2 www.allerdale.gov.uk Call for Sites • The Call for Sites took place between 27th September and 22nd November 2013, later extended to 13 January 2014 • It included consultation on a Site Allocations Discussion Paper, the Sustainability Appraisal Draft Scoping Report and the Site Allocations Site Assessment methodology • Documents were available to view at: o Allerdale House (Workington) o Aspatria Library o Cockermouth Customer Service Centre o Cockermouth Library o Maryport Customer Service Centre o Maryport Library o Silloth Library o Wigton Library o Wigton Local Link o Workington Library • Consultation letters were sent to: Action with Communities in Cumbria Age UK Aggregate Industries Aikton Parish Council Airport Operators Association J. Alexander A. Allaker H. Allaker Allerdale Disability Association Allhallows Parish Council A. and S. Allison Allonby Parish Council Alpha Design AMEC Ancient Monuments Society M. Armstrong Aspatria Town Council S. Atkinson AWAZ Cumbria Barratt Homes (Manchester) Barton Willmore (Cambridge) Barton Willmore (Leeds) C. Bate J. Bate J. and E. Bell Bewaldeth and Snittlegarth Parish Council P. Bibby Big Tree Planning Ltd. Blindbothel Parish Council Blindcrake Parish Council Mr. and Mrs A. and S. Boardman Boltons Parish Council Borrowdale Parish Council Bothel and Threapland Parish Council P. Bowes Bowness Parish Council C. Brews P. Brews Brigham Parish Council Britain’s Energy Coast British Cycling Federation British Geological Survey British Telecom British Toilet Association Broadway Malyan Bromfield Parish Council Broughton Moor Parish Council A. Brown Burgh by Sands Parish Council Business, Innovation and Skills Department Buttermere Parish Council Caldbeck Parish Council CAMRA Capita Symonds Carlisle City Council Castle Sowerby Parish Council CBI North West K. Chambers R. Chapman Chemical Business Association – Planning and Policy Liaison Chesterton Humberts Church of England Churches Together in England Churches Trust for Cumbria Civil Aviation Authority Councillor N. Cockburn Cockermouth Civic Trust Cockermouth Town Council J. Cockton N. Cockton D. Colborn Colliers International Copeland Borough Council – Planning Policy Council for British Archaeology Country Guardian Country Land and Business Association D. and G. Crone Crosscanonby Parish Council F. Crowley J. Crowther Cumbria Association of Local Councils Cumbria Chamber of Commerce Cumbria Constabulary Cumbria County Council – Adult Social Care Cumbria County Council – Area Support Team Cumbria County Council – Children’s Services Cumbria County Council – Ecology Cumbria County Council – Economic Development Cumbria County Council – Fire and Rescue Service Cumbria County Council – Highways and Transport Cumbria County Council – Historic Environment Cumbria County Council – Policy and Performance Cumbria County Council – Spatial Planning Team Cumbria Disability Network Cumbria Housing Group Cumbria Local Access Forum Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership Cumbria Neighbourhood Watch Association Cumbria RIGS Cumbria Rural Enterprise Agency Cumbria Rural Forum Cumbria Strategic Partnership Cumbria Tourism Cumbria Young Farmers Cumbria Youth Alliance Cumbria Wildlife Trust Cunnane Town Planning J. and A. Day Dalston Parish Council David L. Walker Surveyors S. Davies K. Davis K. Dawson Day Cummins Ltd. De Pol Associates Dean Parish Council Dearham Parish Council Department for Culture, Media and Sport Department of Communities and Local Government Department of Energy and Climate Change Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Design Council D. Dickins Distington Parish Council G. Dodd H. Dodd DPP DPP (Manchester) Drivers Jonas Deloitte DTZ Dumfries and Galloway Council – Development Planning Dundraw Parish Council Eden District Council Eden Homes and Communities Electricity North West Employers Forum on Disability English Heritage Environment Agency Equality and Human Rights Commission Eric Telford Planning Associates Councillor D. Fairbairn Fairhurst (Manchester) Fairhurst (Newcastle) J. Farebrother Fields in Trust Councillor B. Finlay M. Fitzgerald D. Fletcher Forestry Commission Freight Transport Association Friends, Families and Travellers Friends of Deer Park Maryport Friends of Rural Cumbria’s Environment Friends of the Earth (West Cumbria) Friends of the Lake District Fusion Online Ltd. G L Hearn Gerald Eve LLP Gilcrux Parish Council S. Gimber Gingerbread North West Gladedale Estates A. Graham S. Graham Great Clifton Parish Council Great Clifton Residents Group B. Greaves Dr. M. Greaves Green Design Group L. Green Greysouthen Parish Council R. Guthrie M. Guy GVA Gypsy Roma Traveller Achievement Services Leeds E. J. Hall J. M. Hall T. E. Hall Hall Aitken Harvest Housing J. Havelock Hayton and Mealo Parish Council Councillor M. Heaslip S. Hemsley-Rose Highways Agency Himor Group M. Hodgson D. Holliday M. Holliday Holme Abbey Parish Council Holme East Waver Parish Council Holme St. Cuthbert Parish Council M. Holt Home Builders Federation Homes and Communities Agency J. and K. Howis A. Hunter Inspira Institute of Directors Invest in Cumbria Ireby Parish Council J. and M. Jepson JMP Consultants Ltd. A. Jones Jones Lang Laselle A. Kelly Keswick Town Council Kirkbampton Parish Council J. Kirkbride Kirkbride Parish Council C. Kirkpatrick M. Kirkpatrick S. and D. Kitching Lake District National Park Authority Lakeland Building Design Lakes College West Cumbria Lamplugh Parish Council J. Lancaster Lancaster Environment Centre C. J. R. Lasper V. Lewis D. Lewthwaite Little Clifton Parish Council Lorton Parish Council Lowca Parish Council Loweswater Parish Council B. Lucas R. Lucas Lucent Group N. Luckett A. and B. McHugh and Smithies G. and G. McFarlane and Conyers R. McNamara A. Macey C. Marshall Maryport Town Council Miller Homes Ltd. Mind in West Cumbria Ministry of Defence Ministry of Justice Mobile Operators Association H. and P. Moore and Albion S. Murphy S. Murray N. J. Hodgson and Co. NATS National Childminding Association (North West) National Farmers Union National Grid National Offender Management Service (c/o Lambert Smith Hampton) Natural England Network Rail (Planning) D. Newman NHS Cumbria Clinical Commissioning Group NHS North West R. Nicols J. North North Cumbria University Hospitals Northern Gas Networks Northern Housing Consortium Limited Nuclear
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