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Representations Statement (Regulation 31 Statement) Town & Country Planning (Local Development) (England) Regulations 2004: Statement of Community Involvement: Submission Consultation Statement (Pursuant to Regulation 31) The Town & Country Planning (Local Development) (England) Regulations 2004 REPRESENTATIONS STATEMENT (REGULATION 31 STATEMENT) Consultation undertaken under Regulation 28 We amended the draft SCI in view of the comments received, and formally submitted this version to the Secretary of State on 16th June 2006. From 16th June to 28th July 2006, we undertook consultation on our submitted SCI. The SCI and DPD matters were available in at all East Riding libraries and Customer Service Centre. The SCI and pre-submission consultation statement and DPD matters were published on our website, along with advice on where and when paper copies were available for inspection. We placed an advertisement in Bridlington Free Press, The Holderness Gazette, Driffield Times, East Riding Mail and Advertiser Series and the Goole Times. These were carried on June 7th and 8th 2006. We sent copies of the document, along with the pre-submission consultation statement (Reg. 28 Statement), the DPD matters and details of the time and place where the documents were available for inspection, to the bodies listed in Appendix A. Notified those individuals who asked to be notified of the submission. We further publicised the submission and availability of the document in the Council’s monthly publication East Riding News, planning surgeries and letters to 950 organisations and individuals on our freestanding database. We enclose a copy of the advertisement as well as a copy of the DPD matters in Appendix B. We have received 43 representations. 15 were objecting to the SCI or part of the SCI, 3 individuals wish to appear and present their case at a public examination. 8 wish to have their objection considered as a written representation. 5 representations were made by individuals who didn’t object, but 4 of which ticked the written representations box and one wished to present their case at a public examination. The remainder did not indicate a preference. • We have made the representations received available at the same locations as the SCI was available for inspection. • We have published the representations received on our website • We have summarised the main issues raised and have included a response to the main issues raised, offering, where necessary, possible changes to the final SCI that would improve the document. See Appendix C. • We hereby send copies of all the representations received, see Appendix D Appendix A General Aviation Awareness Council Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council Highways Agency Kingston upon Hull City Council Hull and East Riding Rail Users Association North East Lincolnshire Council Strategic Rail Authority North Lincolnshire Council Humberside Fire and Rescue North Yorkshire County Council Humberside Police Ryedale District Council The Coal Authority Scarborough Borough Council British Telecom Selby District Council Kingston Communications (Hull) plc York City Council Yorkshire Forward Foxholes Parish Council Yorkshire Forward Buttercrambe with Bossall Parish Council East Yorkshire Community Hospital Trust Kirby Grindalythe Parish Council East Yorkshire PCT Wharram Parish Council Eastern Hull PCT Acklam Parish Council Health & Safety Executive Luttons Parish Council Hull & East Yorkshire NHS Trust Willerby (Staxton) Parish Council North & East Yorkshire & North Lincolnshire Strategic HealWth eAauvtehrothriotyrp e Parish Council Northern Lincolnshire and Goole Hospitals Thixendale Parish Council Scarborough & North East Yorkshire NHS Trust Scrayingham Parish Council Scarborough, Whitby and Ryedale PCT Gate Helmsley & Upper Helmsley Parish Council Scunthorpe NHS Trust Dunnington Parish Council Selby and York PCT Elvington Parish Council West Hull PCT Kexby Parish Council Yorkshire Wolds and Coast PCT Wheldrake Parish Council Hull & East Yorkshire NHS Trust Reighton Parish Council Department for Transport Hunmanby Parish Council DEFRA - Flood Management Division Thorganby Parish Council North Duffield Parish Council Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) Cliffe Parish Council Government Office for Yorkshire & the Humber Hemingbrough Parish Council Home Office Long Drax Parish Council Local Government Association Drax Parish Council Ministry of Defence Newland Parish Council National Association of Local Councils Carlton Parish Council The Home Office (Civil Defence & Prison Division) Hirst Courtney Parish Council Yorkshire and Humber Assembly Hensall Parish Council Yorkshire Forward (Hull) Heck Parish Council Department for Communities and Local Government Balne Parish Council The Planning Inspectorate Great Coates Parish Council British Gas Healing Parish Council Mobile Operators Association Humberston Parish Council Severn Trent Water Ltd Immingham Town Council The British Wind Energy Association Stallingborough Parish Council Transco Thorne-Moorends Town Council Yorkshire Electricty Sykehouse Parish Council Yorkshire Water Alkborough Parish Council Countryside Agency Barrow-upon-Humber Parish Council English Heritage Yorkshire Region Barton-Upon-Humber Town Council English Nature - North & East Yorkshire Team East Halton Parish Council Environment Agency Eastoft Parish Council East Riding and Northern Lincolnshire Local Councils Association Garthorpe and Fockerby Parish Council Humber and Wolds Rural Community Council Goxhill Parish Council Kilham Parish Council Luddington and Haldenby Parish Council Harpham Parish Council New Holland Parish Council Burton Agnes Parish Council North Killingholme Parish Council Thwing Parish Council South Ferriby Parish Council Rudston Parish Council South Killingholme Parish Council Grindale Parish Council Whitton Parish Council Bridlington Parish Council Winteringham Parish Council Goole Fields Parish Council Crowle Town Council Rawcliffe Parish Council Easington Parish Council Goole Parish Council Snaith and Cowick Parish Council Howden Town Council Swinefleet Parish Council Wressle Parish Council Ellerton Parish Council Bubwith Parish Council Reedness Parish Council Foggathorpe Parish Council Twin Rivers Parish Council Laxton Parish Council Kilpin Parish Council Blacktoft Parish Council Welton Parish Council Broomfleet Parish Council Spaldington Parish Council Gilberdyke Parish Council Holme upon Spalding Moor Parish Council Newport Parish Council South Cave Parish Council Elloughton-cum-Brough Parish Council Hotham Parish Council Ellerker Parish Council Sunk Island Parish Council Brantingham Parish Council Rowley Parish Council Eastrington Parish Council Walkington Parish Council South Cliffe Parish Council Bishop Burton Parish Council North Cave Parish Council Cherry Burton Parish Council Newbald Parish Council Wawne Parish Council Sancton Parish Council Paull Parish Council Skeffling Parish Council Thorngumbald Parish Council North Ferriby Parish Council Welwick Parish Council Swanland Parish Council Aldbrough Parish Council Anlaby with Anlaby Common Parish Council Roos Parish Council Kirk Ella Parish Council Market Weighton Parish Council Preston Parish Council Londesborough Parish Council Skidby Parish Council Bishop Wilton Parish Council Cottingham Parish Council Warter Parish Council Molescroft Parish Council Middleton Parish Council Woodmansey Parish Council Lund Parish Council Beverley Parish Council Huggate Parish Council Bilton Parish Council Fimber Parish Council Sproatley Parish Council Sledmere Parish Council Swine Parish Council Lockington Parish Council Ellerby Parish Council Tickton Parish Council Burton Constable Parish Council Leven Parish Council Skirlaugh Parish Council Beswick Parish Council Keyingham Parish Council Watton Parish Council Ottringham Parish Council Garton Parish Council Burstwick Parish Council Nafferton Parish Council Halsham Parish Council Bewholme Parish Council Burton Pidsea Parish Council Hatfield Parish Council Patrington Parish Council Cottam Parish Council Rimswell Parish Council Elstronwick Parish Council Wold Newton Parish Council Humbleton Parish Council Bempton Parish Council Withernwick Parish Council Flamborough Parish Council East Garton Parish Council Pollington Parish Council Cottingwith Parish Council Gowdall Parish Council Melbourne Parish Council Hook Parish Council Sutton upon Derwent Parish Council Barmby on the Marsh Parish Council Thornton Parish Council Asselby Parish Council Allerthorpe Parish Council Hessle Town Council Newton on Derwent Parish Council Willerby Parish Council Wilberfoss Parish Council Hedon Parish Council Barmby Moor Parish Council Coniston Parish Council Catton Parish Council Hollym Parish Council Fangfoss Parish Council Holmpton Parish Council Full Sutton Parish Council Withernsea Parish Council Skirpenbeck Parish Council Stamford Bridge Parish Council Bugthorpe Parish Council Bielby Parish Council Everingham Parish Council Fridaythorpe Parish Council Shiptonthorpe Parish Council Routh Parish Council Hayton Parish Council Catwick Parish Council Yapham Parish Council Sigglesthorne Parish Council Nunburnholme Parish Council Kelk Parish Council Goodmanham Parish Council Burton Fleming Parish Council Etton Parish Council Dalton Holme Parish Council Millington Parish Council Kirby Underdale Parish Council North Dalton Parish Council Bainton Parish Council Wetwang Parish Council Tibthorpe Parish Council Leconfield Parish Council Riston Parish Council Rise Parish Council Brandesburton Parish Council Seaton Parish
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