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Local Plan – Regulation 24 Second Tranche Consultation on Examination Library 8 Responses Received Part 2 of 3 – Responses 97 to 183 Table of Contents Actions, Policies & Allocations Shareene Wright .......................... 50 Addressed in Responses Table 405 Carlo Latronico ............................ 51 Gail Kershaw ............................... 10 Sandra Navesey .......................... 52 Colin Hill ...................................... 11 Peter Riley ................................... 53 Highways England ....................... 12 Edna Crowther ............................. 54 Equality & Human Rights Hourigan Connolly (Mr Teague & Commission ................................. 13 Mr Skillin) ..................................... 55 Sharon Simcock .......................... 14 Homes England ........................... 71 CM McDermott ............................ 17 Hourigan Connolly (H40 John Newcombe .......................... 19 landowners) ................................. 72 Anthony Greenwood .................... 22 David Graham .............................. 73 L & M Wilson ............................... 23 Dorothy Graham .......................... 75 Caroline Holt ................................ 24 John Atherton & Lynne Lomax .... 76 Natural England ........................... 28 Grane Residents’ Association.... 105 Tom Winstanley ........................... 29 Marie-Louise Charlton ............... 126 Jeremy Dodd & Celia Thomas .... 30 Paul & Alison Nixon ................... 130 Shelia & Matt Goodwin ................ 31 Trevor Pritchard ......................... 131 Jade ............................................. 33 CR & E McGinley ....................... 132 Chantelle Jeziorski ...................... 34 Suzanne Howarth & Chris Firth . 133 Roman Jeziorski .......................... 35 Sarah & Andrew Hardman ......... 136 Nicholas Cousins ......................... 36 Charles Ault & Beverley Hartley 142 Alan Heyworth ............................. 39 Elizabeth Tighe .......................... 145 Yvonne Peach ............................. 41 Sport England ............................ 146 Peter & Kay Livesey .................... 42 D Burns ...................................... 148 J Egan ......................................... 43 Emma Lawson ........................... 149 Kris Archer ................................... 44 Lindsay Jayne Humphreys ........ 150 Rachel Coaker ............................. 45 Valerie Balshaw ......................... 152 Sharon Simcock .......................... 46 Natasha Uttley ........................... 153 Dr Falmai Binns ........................... 47 Sally Dewhurst ........................... 154 Peter Martin ................................. 48 Ian Boucher ............................... 157 Lynn Cavanagh ........................... 49 Barrie Clinch .............................. 158 Tracey McMahon ....................... 160 Hive Land & Planning ................ 264 Matthew Ramsden .................... 162 James Cooper ........................... 402 Mr & Mrs G Oates ..................... 164 Cllr Margaret Pendlebury ........... 403 Barbara Rose ............................ 165 Lancashire Badger Group .......... 404 Deborah Brown & Emma Anforth ............................ 415 Andrew Morris ........................... 166 Anne Makin ................................ 417 Beverley Cook ........................... 167 David & Janice Walkden ............ 418 Christine Smithies ..................... 169 Freda Camps ............................. 419 Patricia Simcock ........................ 170 Harold Lord ................................ 420 Lindsay Rose ............................. 171 Ian & Patricia Dean Rose ................................ 172 Jacqueline Boswell .................... 421 Elizabeth & John Finn ............... 173 James A Attwood ....................... 424 Chris Higginbottom .................... 175 Janette Cassidy & Gary Slynn ... 427 Rajender Singh .......................... 176 S Cook ....................................... 428 Chris Allen ................................. 177 Robert & Lorraine Benson ......... 430 Sally Turner ............................... 178 Rachel O’Leary & Chris Turner .............................. 184 Mark Chapelo ............................ 431 Jason Norris .............................. 190 Historic England ......................... 432 K Abbott ..................................... 204 Darren Hall ................................. 436 George & Jamie Weir ................ 218 Danielle Dunn ............................ 438 Wesley Mort .............................. 220 Emma Bird ................................. 439 Sonia Lofthouse ........................ 221 Peter Jacques ............................ 442 Jonathan Lofthouse ................... 227 J Nicholass ................................ 443 Nina Mort ................................... 233 Kirsten Black .............................. 444 Jason & Sarah Menzies ............ 234 Carol Black ................................ 447 Jack Norris ................................ 236 Steve Black ................................ 450 Dorothy Norris ........................... 242 Paula Maxwell ............................ 453 Robert Belshaw ......................... 248 Victoria Maltby ........................... 456 Michael Abbott ........................... 249 Sam McManus ........................... 458 Christine Abbott ......................... 254 Angela Hardaker ........................ 461 Jean Howarth ............................ 259 Lisa Postins ............................... 462 Chris Howarth ............................ 260 Manchester Airport .................... 463 Jake Nixon ................................. 261 Caroline Rigby ........................... 463 Steve Holt .................................. 262 Bryan Bancroft ........................... 467 Mark Benson-Brown .................. 468 Anthony Hodbod ........................ 469 Pete Ackerley ............................. 591 Stephen Newton ........................ 473 LCC School Planning Team ...... 593 Anna Duxbury ............................ 475 Campaign to Protect Mr & Mrs J Horsfall .................... 476 Rural England ............................ 596 Paul Williams ............................. 480 Ms Barker .................................. 601 Ian Francis ................................. 484 CBRE (United Utilities) .............. 602 Shelia Goodwin ......................... 486 Rob Wells .................................. 609 Charles Ault & Beverley Hartley 487 Hollins Strategic Land ................ 610 Celia Thomas & Jeremy Dodd .. 488 Ian Francis ................................ 631 Allan Boon ................................. 489 Bacup & Stacksteads Andrew Kyme ............................ 490 Neighbourhood Forum ............... 655 Nicholas Cousins ....................... 493 Hazel Ball ................................... 656 Janet Boon ................................ 495 Phill Rawlins .............................. 657 Shelia Newton ........................... 496 Cllr Sue Brennan ....................... 658 Grane Residents’ Association ... 499 Planware Ltd (McDonald’s Restaurants Ltd) ........................ 659 Hourigan Connolly (B&E Boys) . 502 Edenfield Community Debby Macy .............................. 507 Neighbourhood Forum ............... 689 Sarah Goggins .......................... 512 Turley (Peel L&P) ...................... 855 Joanne Starbuck Ashton & K Abbott ..................................... 884 Francois Kinowski ..................... 513 Lancashire Fire & Pegasus Group (Taylor Wimpey Rescue Service .......................... 885 Ltd) ............................................ 514 Hourigan Connolly (B&E Boys).. 897 Gillian Fielding ........................... 585 Mr Dickinson (LATE) .................. 898 Marie-Louise Charlton ............... 587 Arlene Harris (LATE) ................. 900 Table Showing Actions, Policies & Allocations Addressed in Responses 405 Comment Page Action Site Allocation or Objection / Reference Number Name Status Reference Policy Reference Support T2 - 1 10 Gail Kershaw Resident 9.2 H7 Objection T2 - 2 11 Colin Hill Statutory Consultee 4.1 Tooters Quarry N/A Landowner / Developer / T2 - 3 12 Highways England Planning Agent 15.6 NE1 N/A T2 - 4 13 Equality and Human Rights Commission Statutory Consultee N/A N/A N/A T2 - 5 14 Sharon Simcock Resident 6.1 N/A N/A T2 - 6 17 CM McDermott Resident 13.2 H69 Objection T2 - 7 19 John Newcombe Statutory Consultee 16.2 ENV6 N/A Landowner / Developer / T2 - 8 22 Anthony Greenwood Planning Agent 8.9 NE4 N/A T2 - 9 23 L & M Wilson Resident 19.5 H39 Objection T2 - 10 24 Caroline Holt Resident 15.9 NE4 Objection T2 - 11 28 Natural England Statutory Consultee N/A N/A N/A T2 - 12 29 Tom Winstanley Resident 10.7 H39 Objection T2 - 13 30 Jeremy Dodd & Celia Thomas Resident 10.7 H39 Objection T2 - 14 31 Shelia & Matt Goodwin Resident 10.7 H39 Objection T2 - 15 33 Jade Resident 10.7 H39 Objection T2 - 16 34 Chantelle Jeziorski Resident 10.7 H39 Objection T2 - 17 35 Roman Jeziorski Resident 10.7 H39 Objection T2 - 18 36 Nicholas Cousins Resident 10.7 H39 Objection T2 - 19 39 Alan Heyworth Resident 10.7 H39 Objection T2 - 20 41 Yvonne Peach Resident 10.7 H39 Objection T2 - 21 42 Peter & Kay Livesey Resident 10.7 H39 Objection T2 - 22 43 J Egan Resident 10 N/A Objection T2 - 23 44 Kris Archer Resident 10.7 H39 Objection 406 Landowner / Developer / T2 - 24 45 Rachel Coaker Planning Agent N/A N/A N/A T2 - 25 46
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