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Breckland Preferred Directions Consultation January – February 2016 Consultation Statement Breckland Preferred Directions Consultation January –February 2016 February 2016 Preferred Directions Summary of Consultations DRAFT 10.03.16 1 Table of Content Q1: Do you agree with preferred policy – PD01? Please explain your answer. .......................................................................................................... 1 Q2: Do you agree with preferred policy – PD02? Please explain your answer. .......................................................................................................... 7 Q3: Do you agree with preferred policy – PD03? Please explain your answer. ........................................................................................................ 14 Q4: Do you agree with preferred policy – PD04? Please explain your answer. ........................................................................................................ 28 Q5: Do you agree with preferred policy – PD05? Please explain your answer. ........................................................................................................ 41 Q6: Do you agree with preferred policy – PD06? Please explain your answer. ........................................................................................................ 50 Q7: Do you agree with preferred policy – PD07? Please explain your answer. ........................................................................................................ 58 Q8: Do you agree with preferred policy – PD08? Please explain your answer. ........................................................................................................ 65 Q9: Do you agree with preferred policy – PD09? Please explain your answer. ........................................................................................................ 92 Q10: Do you agree with preferred policy – PD10? Please explain your answer. .................................................................................................... 100 Q11: Do you agree with preferred policy – PD11? Please explain your answer. .................................................................................................... 114 Q12: Do you agree with preferred policy – PD12? Please explain your answer. .................................................................................................... 132 Q13: Do you agree with the proposed policy direction for policies contained in the 2012 adopted Thetford Area Action Plan? ........................ 135 Q14: Do you agree with the preferred policy – ENV 01? Please explain your answer. .......................................................................................... 141 Q15: Do you agree with the preferred policy – ENV 02? Please explain your answer. .......................................................................................... 152 Q16: Do you agree with the preferred policy – ENV 03? Please explain your answer. .......................................................................................... 160 Q17: Do you agree with the preferred policy – ENV 04? Please explain your answer. .......................................................................................... 172 Q18: Do you agree with the proposed designations? Please explain your answer. ............................................................................................... 187 Q19: Do you agree with the preferred policy – ENV 05? Please explain your answer. .......................................................................................... 191 Q20: Do you agree with the preferred policy – ENV 06? Please explain your answer. .......................................................................................... 193 Q21: Do you agree with the preferred policy – ENV 07? Please explain your answer. .......................................................................................... 196 Q22: Do you agree with the preferred policy – ENV 08? Please explain your answer. .......................................................................................... 198 Q23: Do you agree with the preferred policy – ENV 09? Please explain your answer. .......................................................................................... 200 Q24: Do you agree with the preferred policy – ENV 10? Please explain your answer. .......................................................................................... 209 Q25: Do you agree with the preferred policy – E 01? Please explain your answer. ............................................................................................... 219 Q26: Do you agree with the preferred policy – E 02? Please explain your answer. ............................................................................................... 223 Preferred Directions Summary of Consultations DRAFT 10.03.16 2 Q27: Do you agree with the preferred policy – E 03? Please explain your answer. ............................................................................................... 226 Q28: Do you agree with the preferred policy – E 04? Please explain your answer. ............................................................................................... 227 Q29: Do you agree with the preferred policy – E 05? Please explain your answer. ............................................................................................... 230 Q30: Do you agree with the preferred policy – E 06? Please explain your answer. ............................................................................................... 232 Q31: Do you agree with the preferred policy – E 07? Please explain your answer. ............................................................................................... 244 Q32: Do you agree with the preferred policy – TR 01? Please explain your answer. ............................................................................................. 245 Q33: Do you agree with the preferred policy – COM 01? Please explain your answer. ......................................................................................... 251 Q34: Do you agree with the preferred policy – COM 02? Please explain your answer. ......................................................................................... 255 Q35: Do you agree with the preferred policy – COM 03? Please explain your answer. ......................................................................................... 258 Q36: Do you agree with the preferred policy – COM 04? Please explain your answer. ......................................................................................... 263 Q37: Do you agree with the preferred policy – COM 05? Please explain your answer. ......................................................................................... 267 Q38: Do you agree with the preferred policy – COM 06? Please explain your answer. ......................................................................................... 270 Q39: Do you agree with the preferred policy – COM 07? Please explain your answer. ......................................................................................... 272 Q40: Do you agree with the preferred policy – COM 08? Please explain your answer. ......................................................................................... 274 Q41: Do you agree with the preferred policy – COM 09? Please explain your answer. ......................................................................................... 276 Q42: Do you agree with the preferred policy – COM 10? Please explain your answer. ......................................................................................... 278 Section 1 ..................................................................................................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. Section 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 286 Section 3 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 290 Section 4 ..................................................................................................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. Section 5 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 294 Section 6 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 295 Section 7 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 296 Section 8 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 305 Section 9 ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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