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Trees, Landscaping & Development SPD Trees, Landscape and Development Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) Consultation Statement May 2016 Trees, Landscape and Development Supplementary Planning Document Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012 Consultation Statement in accordance with Regulation 12(a) The Town and County Planning (Local Planning) Regulations of 2012 stipulate in Regulation 12(a) that before adoption of a supplementary planning document, the local planning authority must prepare a statement setting out: I. The persons that local planning authority consulted when preparing the supplementary planning document; II. A summary of the main issues raised by those persons, and; III. How those issues have been addressed in the supplementary planning document. In accordance with that regulation 12(a) the persons and organisations listed in appendix A were consulted in preparing the Trees and Development SPD. Consultation on the draft SPD was carried out in accordance with the Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012 and the measures set out in the Council’s adopted Statement of Community Involvement. The document was made available for public inspection for a six week period between the 2nd July 2015 and the 13th August 2015. Copies of the draft SPD were available during normal office hours at the following location: Lichfield District Council Office, Frog Lane, Lichfield. Copies were also available to view on the Council’s website. Further information was available by contacting the Spatial Policy and Delivery Team or e mailing [email protected]. Responses could be made via the development plans e mail at [email protected] and via the council’s consultation system at http://lichfielddc-consult.limehouse.co.uk/portal or sent in writing to Spatial Policy and Delivery Manager. It was made clear on all publications that the consultation ended on Thursday 13th August 2015, 5.00pm The following measures were undertaken to inform persons of the draft SPD consultation and document availability: o Notification e mails where sent to all individuals/organisations/bodies that the Council considered would be affected or interested in the SPD. o A Press Notice was posted in a local paper o A press release was issued o The SPD and details of the consultation were posted on the Council’s website. Appendix B to this document sets out the responses received to the consultation and how the issues raised have been addressed in the SPD. Appendix A Persons Consulted on the Trees, Landscape and Development SPD All consultation was via email through the Planning Consultation Portal Persons Consulted SPECIFIC CONSULTATION BODIES All Parish Councils within Lichfield People on the Consultation Portal District list: over 2000 Parish Councils outside Lichfield County Councils/Unitary District Authorities Abbots Bromley Parish Council Birmingham City Council Blithfield Parish Council Derbyshire County Council Brereton & Ravenhill Parish Leicestershire County Council Council Staffordshire County Council Coton in the Elms Parish Council Stoke on Trent City Council Hoar Cross Parish Council Walsall Metropolitan Borough Lullington Parish Council Council Middleton Parish Council Warwickshire County Council Netherseal Parish Council National Organisations Newton Regis, Seckington & No Arts Council Man's Heath PC British Pipelines Agency Norton Canes Parish Council British Telecom Group Overseal Parish Council Canal & River Trust Rugeley Town Council Central Networks Shuttington Parish Council Centro Stowe by Chartley Parish Council Crown Estates Walton on Trent Parish Council Council of British Archaeology Yoxall Parish Council Defence Infrastructure Local Planning Authorities Organisation Cannock Chase Council Design Council East Staffordshire Borough Forestry Commision Council Environment Agency Newcastle under Lyme Borough Health and Safety Executive Council Heritage Lottery Fund North Warwickshire Borough Highways Agency Council Historic England - Birmingham North West Leicestershire District Office Council Home Builders Federation South Derbyshire District Council Inland Waterways Association South Staffordshire Council (Lichfield Branch) Stafford Borough Council National Federation of Gypsy Staffs Moorlands District Council Liaison Groups Tamworth Borough Council Schools National Grid (Gas) Chase Terrace Primary School National Grid Plant Protection Chase Terrace Technical College National Trust Hayes Meadow County Primary Natural England School Network Rail Holly Grove Primary School Office of Rail Regulation John Taylor High School Royal Mail Group c/o DTZ Little Aston Primary School Severn Trent Water Ltd Nether Stowe School Sport England Rawlett High School Sport England West Midlands Saxon Hill School The Coal Authority St. Stephens Primary School Western Power Distribution The Friary High School Other consultee McClean Family Pension groups/organisations Fund Aldi Stores Ltd Mease Valley Group Alpha Project Management Ltd Midland Co-op Alrewas Civic Society Miller Homes Ltd - East Alrewas Conservation Group Midlands Region Arts Foundation for Lichfield National Memorial Arboretum Ashfield Land Ltd NAYC (Whitemoor Haye) Aspen Retirement Group NFGLG AVK Motorsport Ltd NFU Mutual Office Barton Willmore NHS Cannock Chase Clinical Barwood Strategic Land II LLP Commissioning Group Beacon Street Area Residents' NHS Property Services Ltd Association NHS South East Staffordshire Beautiful Gardens & Seisdon Peninsula CCG BNP Paribas Real Estate UK Objective Corporation Booth Trustees Open Spaces Society Borrowcop & District OPT Residents' Association Orbit Housing Association Borrowcop Management Overbury Consulting Ltd Pall Mall Investments Ltd Bradshaw Bros. Ltd. Palletways UK Ltd Broome Manor Limited Paradise Found Building Research Parkridge Homes Establishment Partner Construction Ltd Burntwood Action Group PDSA Burntwood and Hammerwich Persimmon Homes (West Action Group Midlands) Ltd Burntwood Business Persimmon Homes Ltd Community Peter Roberts Burntwood Live at Home Pipe Green Trust Scheme Planning and Design Practice CALA Homes (Mids) Planware Limited Campaign for Real Ale Limited ProLogis Radleigh Homes Campaign to Protect Rural Ramblers Association England - Staffordshire District RCA Regeneration Limited Group Redrow Homes (Midlands) Ltd Cannock Chase AONB Joint Represented by Star Planning Committee Retirement Housing Group Cannock Chase AONB Unit Revelan Carillion Developments Revelan Group Plc Carnegie UK Trust Richborough Estates Ltd CBI West Midlands Region Ridware History Society Central Garage Rob Duncan Planning Central Rivers Initiative Consultancy Chartre Associates Limited ROM Ltd Chase & Partners Rowe & Sons Chasetown Preservation Royal Institute of British Group Architects Client Services Chasewater Wildlife Group Royal Sutton Cycling Club Christchurch Primary School RSPB Midlands Regional Church Commissioners Office Civic Society Rugeley Power Ltd Clifton Campville Millenium S Harrison Developments Ltd Green Trust Sainsbury's Supermarkets Clinical Commissioning Group, Limited NHS England Salton Europe Ltd Coltman Precast Concrete Ltd Satnam Planning Services Ltd Country Land & Business Savills Association Ltd Shenstone & District Car Club CPBigwood - Curborough CT Planning Shipley Estates Limited Curborough Consortium (RPS) Skills Funding Agency Cycling Club Giro Smiths Gore ATE Wales Data Identic Ltd Soleco UK Limited David Wilson Estates South Lichfield Residents Davy Developments Ltd Group Deloitte LLP South Staffordshire Mental Deltabridge Investments Health Network Derbyshire Gypsy Liaison South Staffordshire Water Plc Group Spire Healthcare Limited Development Securities Sport Across Staffordshire & (Lichfield) Ltd Stoke on Trent Dorsman Estates Ltd SSLEP Drayton Manor Park St Giles Hospice Eden Wood Limited St John's Church Shenstone Elford Homes Ltd & St Peter's Church Stonnall Entec UK Ltd St Martins Property Envirowatch UK Investments Ltd F W Ridout & Co St Pauls Res. & Commercial Field Hamlin Property Fields In Trust Fine Thompson Ltd St. Matthews Hospital Cricket First City Club Forest of Mercia Staffordshire Fire & Rescue Fosse Way Investments Service HQ Limited Staffordshire Gardens & Parks Fradley Against Curborough Trust Town Staffordshire Police - Trent Fradley Park Developments Valley Division Ltd Staffordshire Police Fradley Village Hall Partnership Management Committee Staffordshire University Fradley West Consortium Lichfield Centre Friend Associates Staffordshire Wildlife Trust Friends of Hopwas Wood Stewart Ross Associates Fulfen Primary School Stoford Developments Ltd Future Energy Solutions Streethay Against GABEM (504225) Ltd Development GBSLEP Sustrans GKN Group Services Limited Tamworth North Gladman Developments Consortium/Walton Homes Gleeson Stategic Land Taylor Wimpey UK Limited Global Mapping Ltd The Ancient Tree Forum Gregory Gray Associates The Association of Inland Grosvenor Gospel Hall Trust Navigation Authorities Hammerwich Environment The Co-operative Group Group The Crown Estate Hodgetts Estates The Landor Society of Homes and Community Rugeley Agency The Meynell & South Staffs Hopwas Methodist Church Hunt Howkins and Harrison The National Forest Company HS2 Ltd The Ramblers
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