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MINERALS & WASTE DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK Waste Core Strategy including Development Management Policies March 2011 Waste Core Strategy including Development Management Policies- March 2011 1 Contents Chapter 1: Introduction................................................................................................. 3 Chapter 2: Vision ........................................................................................................... 7 Chapter 3: Aims and Objectives .................................................................................. 8 Chapter 4: Implementation and Monitoring................................................................ 11 Chapter 5: Spatial Portrait............................................................................................ 12 Chapter 6: Waste Planning Strategy............................................................................ 17 Policy WCS1 The Spatial Waste Planning Strategy for Suffolk ................... 17 Policy WCS2 Management of Sub-regional Apportionment (thousand tonnes)................................................................ 25 Policy WCS3 Provision for the Recycling and Composting of Waste............................................................................ 30 Policy WCS4 Allocated sites for Strategic Residual Waste Treatment Facilities............................................................. 31 Policy WCS5 Specific sites for Non-hazardous Landfill.............................. 32 Chapter 7: Development Management Policies ........................................................... 33 Policy WDM1 Safeguarding of waste management sites............................ 33 Policy WDM2 General considerations relevant to all waste management facilities ............................................................... 34 Policy WDM3 Approval of sites for disposal of inert waste by landfilling or landraise....................................................... 35 Policy WDM4 Approval of sites for disposal of non-hazardous waste by landfilling or landraise...................................... 36 Policy WDM5 General Waste Management Facilities ................................. 37 Policy WDM6 Residual Waste Treatment facilities with a capacity of less than 100,000 tonnes annual throughput ......................... 38 Policy WDM7 Waste Transfer Stations, Materials Recycling Facilities, End of Life Vehicle Facilities and Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Recovery Facilities............................................. 38 Policy WDM8 Household Waste Recycling Centres ................................... 39 Policy WDM9 Enclosed Composting Facilities............................................ 40 Policy WDM10 Open Air Composting ......................................................... 40 Policy WDM11 Anaerobic Digestion............................................................ 41 2 Waste Core Strategy including Development Management Policies - March 2011 Policy WDM12 Proposals for recycling or transfer of inert and construction, demolition and excavation waste ........................... 42 Policy WDM13 Waste Water Treatment....................................................... 43 Policy WDM14 Treatment, storage and disposal of Low and Very Low Level radioactive waste at Sizewell nuclear power stations. ....... 45 Policy WDM15 Treatment and storage of Intermediate Level radioactive waste and spent fuel generated at Sizewell nuclear power stations ................................................................... 46 Policy WDM16 Transfer, storage, processing & treatment of hazardous waste. ................................................................. 47 Policy WDM17 Waste reduction, sustainable construction and demolition and provision of waste management facilities within new development ................................................................ 48 Policy WDM18 Climate Change mitigation and adaptation ........................ 49 Policy WDM19 Design of waste management facilities .............................. 49 Chapter 8: Sites Allocated for Strategic Residual Waste Treatment Facilities.......... 50 Site 2: Former Sugar Refinery, Sproughton Road, Sproughton................... 51 Site 27: Eye Airfield Industrial Estate, Eye and Yaxley................................. 56 Site 28: Masons Quarry, Great Blakenham.................................................. 60 Site 29: Suffolk County Council Highways Depot, Lodge Lane, Great Blakenham..................................................................... 64 Chapter 9: Sites Allocated for Non Hazardous Landfill................................................ 69 Site W7: Layham Landfill Site ...................................................................... 70 Site 67: Thorington....................................................................................... 73 Site W17: Foxhall Landfill Site ..................................................................... 76 Site W11: Masons Landfill Site .................................................................... 79 Key Diagram ................................................................................................ 83 Appendix 1: Map of Waste Management Facilities in Suffolk and within 5km of Boundary...................................................................... 85 Appendix 2: Glossary....................................................................................................... 93 Appendix 3: Site Selection Criteria for Residual Waste Treatment facilities ............. 99 Appendix 4: Criteria for Selection of Sites for Landfill or Landraise ..........................102 Appendix 5: Policy Monitoring Framework ...................................................................104 Appendix 6: Saved Waste Local Plan Policies ..............................................................109 Waste Core Strategy including Development Management Policies- March 2011 3 Chapter 1: Introduction About this document 1.1 This document contains the waste planning policy for Suffolk and draws together the outcome of previous issues and options consultations in respect of policies and sites and takes into account the comments made. Proposals are made for sites suitable for the development of Strategic Residual Waste Treatment Facilities and Non Hazardous Landfill. Planning applications for other types of waste development are intended to be determined in accordance with the policies contained within this document and that of other relevant documents of the Development Plan including the East of England Plan. 1.2 Chapters 2 and 3 of this document set out the Vision, Aims and Objectives that seek to promote an overall strategy of sustainable waste management. 1.3 Chapter 4 describes the implementation and monitoring of the Waste Core Strategy. 1.4 Chapter 5 sets out the spatial potrait for waste management within Suffolk. 1.5 Chapter 6 describes the provision to be made for waste management facilities in the light of the sub-regional apportionment and other sources of information. 1.6 Chapter 7 contains policies that would be used in the determination of planning applications for waste development. 1.7 Chapter 8 identifies four specific sites or areas of search for Strategic Residual Waste Treatment Facilities, i.e. sites capable of handling 100,000 tonnes per annum or more of residual waste that is left after recyclable and compostable materials have been removed. The Waste Core Strategy is technology neutral, although there are two commonly found forms of residual waste treatment. Energy from Waste which is also known as EfW (incineration with electricity generation and use of the waste heat in buildings) and Mechanical and Biological Treatment which is also known as MBT (mechanical separation of recyclable materials followed by composting of the remaining material to produce a fuel or stabilised waste for landfilling). This does not preclude however other forms of treatment that may be proposed. 1.8 Chapter 9 identifies four specific sites for Strategic Non Hazardous Landfill. Three of the four sites are already non-hazardous landfills and these proposals involve additional or alternative void capacity or a widening of the types of waste that may be disposed of. The remaining site is a former mineral working, where landfilling would provide a means of restoring the site. 1.9 The Key Diagram and Appendices contain important information that underpins the rest of the document including a map and schedule of existing facilities and site selection criteria. 4 Waste Core Strategy including Development Management Policies - March 2011 1.10 The remainder of this Chapter explains the relationship to other relevant documents of the Minerals & Waste Development Framework. The Local Development Framework System 1.11 Suffolk County Council has responsibility for producing a Minerals and Waste Development Framework (M&WDF). In undertaking the M&WDF, the County Council has to prepare the following constituent documents: Minerals and Waste Development Scheme (the Scheme). 1.12 This is the project plan and timetable for preparing the Minerals and Waste Development Plan Documents. The latest version reflects that no proposals for non- strategic waste management facilities were put forward in response to repeated calls for sites made by the County Counci. In the absence of such proposals from industry it is not considered practical to try and identify specifically where future non strategic facilities should be located.
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