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Scoping Report Appendix 5: Media Awareness Press Release Committed to Sustainable Development? Kennet District Council has been working with a company called Enfusion to provide independent and expert advice on how to make sure future planning policies encourage sustainable development. The Authority has been working with local interest groups and other partners to make sure any appraisal reflects the particular qualities and environment of the district. The Council now seeks the views from all sections of the community to make ensure their appraisal reflects local priorities. Cllr Tony Molland, Chairman of the Council’s Planning Policies Executive Committee, said “a core objective of the Council is to enable stakeholders and partners to care for and manage our natural, historic, cultural and built environment to provide an inheritance for future generations that protects and enhances their quality of life. Sustainable development will be key to achieving this objective.” A sustainability appraisal is a process to ensure progress is made towards sustainable development. It is now mandatory for the Council to subject all planning policies and proposals to such an appraisal. The extent of the work being carried out to prepare these appraisals is relevant across the District and to all the Council’s activities, not just planning. Cllr Molland continued “changes to the planning system now require the council to assess the sustainability credentials of all policy documents prepared by the us and provide real substance to the claim that we are keeping Kennet special”. Kennet is seeking views on the content of a draft scoping report. A summary document is available on the Council’s web site (www.kennet.gov.uk) where you can also take part in an on-line forum or submit your comments directly to the Council. A paper copy of the full Scoping Report and its appendices can be obtained by contacting Forward Planning & Transportation on 01380 73487. Any written comments on the draft Scoping Report should be returned by Friday 2nd June 2006. 33 Sustainable Appraisal Consultation Statement July 2006 Press Notice Sustainability Appraisal Draft Scoping Report for the Kennet Local Development Framework Kennet District Council is committed to promoting a better quality of life in Kennet through sustainable development. Sustainability appraisal is a tool to ensure that the Council’s planning policies take account of nationally recognised principles and priorities for making progress towards sustainable development. To make sure all locally relevant information is taken into account before the sustainability appraisal process begins the Council has prepared a draft scoping report. The report contains: information on the existing economic, social and environmental characteristics of the District; a review of relevant plans and programmes which can influence decisions within the District; and a draft sustainability framework for the assessment of emerging policies and proposals in planning and other policy documents. It is important that the scoping report reflects the particular qualities and environment of Kennet. The only way to achieve this is through the help of all sections of the community. Copies of the draft Scoping Report are available on the Council's web site (www.kennet.gov.uk). Alternatively a paper copy can be requested by phoning Fiona Stenhouse on 01380 734873 or you can visit your local library where a full set of documents are available for inspection. Please give us your views by: visiting the Council's web site and completing the questionnaire or taking part in the on line forum on the Council's web site or writing to Barbara Carroll, Director, Enfusion Ltd, Treenwood House, Rowden Lane, Bradford on Avon, BA15 2AU For general queries about the Sustainability Appraisal or the Kennet Local Development Framework please contact the Forward Planning team by phone (01380 724911) or e-mail ([email protected]) The notice was released to the Gazette and Herald on 27th April and the Andover Advertiser on 28th April. Sustainable Appraisal 34 Consultation Statement July 2006 Appendix 6: List of Consultees Organisation SCI Community Category Letter A – Parish Councils, Adjoining LAs, Service Providers etc Hampshire County Council adjoining authority North Wiltshire District Council adjoining authority Oxfordshire County Council adjoining authority Salisbury District Council adjoining authority Swindon Borough Council adjoining authority Test Valley Borough Council adjoining authority Vale of White Horse District Council adjoining authority West Berkshire Council adjoining authority West Wilts District Council adjoining authority Wiltshire County Council - Strategic Planning adjoining authority Kennet CPRE countryside Wiltshire Wildlife Trust countryside Kennet & North Wilts PCT healthcare Kennet & North Wilts Primary Care Trust healthcare Aldbourne Parish Council parish council All Cannings Parish Council parish council Alton Parish Council parish council Avebury Parish Council parish council Baydon Parish Council parish council Beechingstoke Parish Council parish council Berwick Bassett & Winterbourne Monkton Parish Council parish council Bishops Cannings Parish Council parish council Broad Hinton & Winterbourne Bassett Parish Council parish council Bromham Parish Council parish council 35 Sustainable Appraisal Consultation Statement July 2006 Burbage Parish Council parish council Buttermere Parish Council parish council Charlton & Wilsford Parish Council parish council Cheverell Parva Parish Council parish council Chilton Foliat Parish Council parish council Chirton Parish Council parish council Chute Forest Parish Council parish council Chute Parish Council parish council Collingbourne Ducis Parish Council parish council Collingbourne Kingston Parish Council parish council Devizes Town Council parish council East Kennett Parish Council parish council Easterton Parish Council parish council Easton Royal Parish Council parish council Enford Parish Council parish council Erlestoke Parish Council Parish Council parish council Etchilhampton Parish Council parish council Everleigh Parish Council parish council Fittleton Parish Council parish council Froxfield Parish Council parish council Fyfield & West Overton Parish Council parish council Grafton Parish Council parish council Great Bedwyn Parish Council parish council Ham Parish Council parish council Little Bedwyn Parish Council parish council Ludgershall Parish Council parish council Manningford Parish Council parish council Marden Parish Council parish council Market Lavington Parish Council parish council Sustainable Appraisal 36 Consultation Statement July 2006 Marlborough Town Council parish council Marston Parish Council parish council Mildenhall Parish Council parish council Milton Lilbourne Parish Council parish council Netheravon Parish Council parish council North Newnton Parish Council parish council Ogbourne St Andrew Parish Council parish council Ogbourne St George Parish Council parish council Patney Parish Council parish council Pewsey Parish Council parish council Potterne Parish Council parish council Poulshot Parish Council parish council Preshute Parish Council parish council Ramsbury Parish Council parish council Roundway Parish Council parish council Rowde Parish Council parish council Rushall Parish Council parish council Savernake Parish Council parish council Seend Parish Council parish council Shalbourne Parish Council parish council Stanton St Bernard Parish Council parish council Stert Parish Council parish council Tidcombe & Fosbury Parish Council parish council Tidworth Parish Council parish council Upavon Parish Council parish council Urchfont Parish Council parish council West Lavington Parish Council parish council Wilcot & Huish Parish Council parish council Woodborough Parish Council parish council 37 Sustainable Appraisal Consultation Statement July 2006 Wootton Rivers Parish Council parish council Worton Parish Council parish council Avon, Gloucester & Wiltshire Strategic Health Authority statutory/service provider BRB (Residuary) Ltd statutory/service provider British Telecom statutory/service provider Government Office for the South West statutory Government Office of the South East statutory Highways Agency statutory/service provider Joint Strategic Planning Unit statutory Mobile Operators Association statutory/service provider Network Rail statutory/service provider Network Rail (Western Region) statutory/service provider RCHME statutory South West Regional Assembly statutory South West Regional Development Agency statutory South West Regional Development Agency statutory Southern Electric statutory/service provider Southern Water statutory/service provider Strategic Rail Authority statutory/service provider Transco statutory/service provider Transco statutory/service provider Wessex Water statutory/service provider Wilts & Swindon Users Network statutory/service provider Wiltshire County Council statutory/service provider Army statutory/service provider Thames Water Property Ltd statutory/service provider Sustainable Appraisal 38 Consultation Statement July 2006 Letter B – Other Interested Organisations/Specialist Interests Devizes Chamber of Commerce & Devizes Development business Partnership Federation of Small Businesses business Marlborough Chamber of Commerce business SW CBI business Tidworth Chamber of Trade business Community First community partnership Devizes Development Partnership community partnership Marlborough Area Development
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