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Appendix F: Marked-Up Codeframes London Airspace Change: Gatwick Local Area Consultation 2014 ---- Final Report 137 Appendix F: Marked-up Codeframes Gatwick Local Area Consultation Marked-up Codeframe - Response Form (General Public Responses) This document provides the topline results for a consultation on proposed changes to airspace in the vicinity of Gatwick Airport. The consultation ran from 23rd May to 15th August 2014. Respondents took part online via a survey link on Gatwick Airport's website. 2,836 members of the public aged 16 and over took part in the consultation via the online response form.. Results to each question are based on all answering. This means that the base for each question may be different. Results are also based on absolute numbers, and not percentages Total Base size: 2716 Q.1a Which ONE of the SIX alternative proposed options, if any, do you believe provides the best balance of benefits for RWY26 departures? Option A 33 Option A with night-time respite 79 Option B 7 Option B with night-time respite 33 Option C 64 Option C with night-time respite 95 None of these 1528 Don’t know 877 Base size: 2713 Q.1b Which, if any, noise concerns do you believe to be the most important for Gatwick Airport Limited to consider when determining the best option for RWY26 departures heading to the south? Noise in the day that impacts my quality of life 1878 Noise at night that disturbs my sleep 1863 Noise in the day that affects my business or company /the business or company within which I work 241 Noise at night that affects my business or company / the business or company within which I work 128 Noise in the day that affects a community facility (e.g. hospital) 446 Noise at night that affects a community facility (e.g. hospital) 437 Noise over the countryside in the daytime 1102 Noise over the countryside at night 1026 Noise over populated areas in the daytime 1463 Noise over populated areas at night 1524 Noise over Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty or National Parks 914 Noise impacts my health 1372 Potential noise impact on house prices 1568 Potential noise impact on local tourism 500 Other answers 925 CAMPAIGNS / POSSIBLE CAMPAIGNS 352 C502 - KENT COUNTY COUNCIL - PENSHURST PARISH COUNCIL 23 C502 - Complete 19 C502 - S1/3 - In favour of the continued use of the current broad swathe for arrivals into Gatwick 4 C502 - S2/3 - To centre arrivals along one centre line would create unfair stress on those who would be overflown 4 C504 - CAGNE EAST 329 C504 - Q1B 328 C504 - Q1B - S1/1 - Complete - I believe that as these proposals are not relevant to our area, they are best responded to by those affected 328 C504 - Q2C 2 C504 - Q2C - S1/1 - Complete - I support the most practical width that causes the least disturbance to those being overflown 2 CONCERNS / GENERAL 271 All of the above needs to be considered 10 Concerns about the altitude of flights / low flights (Net) 20 Concerns about altitude of flights / low flights 17 Concerns about altitude of flights over Beare Green 1 Concerns about altitude of flights over Crowborough 1 Concerns about altitude of flights over Rusper 1 Concerns about altitude of flights over Tunbridge Wells 1 Concerns about altitude of flights over Warnham 1 Concerns about compensation / lack of adequate compensation 3 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths 34 Concerns about flight paths / flight path trials 16 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over AONB/ areas enjoyed recreationally 6 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Beare Green 1 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Betchworth 2 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Brockham 1 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Crowborough 3 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Holmwood 1 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Horsham 1 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Ifold 1 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Kingsfold 1 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Leith 1 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Plaistow 1 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Rowhook 1 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Rusper 2 Concerns about flight paths / flight paths over Warnham 1 Concerns about frequency / volume of flights (Net) 17 Concerns about frequency / volume of flights 16 Concerns about frequency / volume of flights over Southborough 1 Concerns about night flights / early morning flights / respite is essential 6 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise (Net) 127 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise 65 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over peaceful / tranquil areas 12 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over rural areas / countryside 9 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over areas of historic / cultural importance 2 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over conservation areas / wildlife parks / SSSI 1 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Betchworth 2 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Bidborough 1 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Brockham 1 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Chiddingstone 1 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Farlington 1 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Five Oaks 1 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Horsham 2 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Ifold 1 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Penshurst 2 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Plaistow 1 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Rotherfield 1 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Rusper 2 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Slinfold 1 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Speldhurst 1 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Tunbridge Wells 2 Concerns about noise / additional aircraft noise over Warnham 3 Noise affects / impacts countryside / rural areas more than urban / built up areas 4 Noise affects / impacts / wakes people early in the morning / keeps people awake late at night / affects sleep 24 Noise affects / impacts me now / did not previously 6 Noise affects / impacts my sleep in the daytime / shiftworker 5 Concerns about people who purchased property to avoid noise / will be affected / now affected by noise 23 Concerns about profit being put before people / benefits only GAL 10 Concerns about safety 2 Concerns about impact 173 Concerns about the impact of arrivals 2 Concerns about the impact on Billingshurst 1 Concerns about the impact on children / young people 21 Concerns about the impact on communities / populated / residential areas 13 Concerns about the impact on community facilities 1 Concerns about the impact of departures 1 Concerns about the impact on elevated locations 5 Concerns about the impact on farms / farmland / livestock 1 Concerns about the impact on Fordcombe 1 Concerns about the impact on housing / proposed housing sites 1 Concerns about the impact on Lambs Green 1 Concerns about the impact on local businesses / tourist attractions 5 Concerns about the impact on local infrastructure 3 Concerns about the impact on local roads / transport infrastructure 6 Concerns about the impact on previously unaffected areas / people 7 Concerns about the impact on rural areas / the countryside 2 Concerns about the impact on Slinfold 2 Concerns about the impact on TV / radio signal / reception 5 Concerns about the impact on the environment 8 Concerns about the impact on wildlife 4 Concerns about the impact on Wisborough Green 1 Concerns about the impact on Woodhatch 1 Concerns about the impact to the quality of life / health & well being / sleep 91 Concerns about the impact to air quality / pollution / emissions / fuel discharge 51 ALTERNATIVE SUGGESTIONS 19 All homes affected by Gatwick noise should have air conditioning fitted 1 All homes affected by Gatwick noise should have triple glazing fitted 1 Aircraft should be quieter 1 Changes should be within the current NPR 1 Change should impact the least number of people 1 Flights should be routed further south 1 Flight paths should avoid populated areas / be routed over field / countryside 2 Frequency / volume of flights should be reduced 3 Gatwick airport activity should comply with government environmental policy / EC directives 5 Noise should be reduced / no increase in aircraft noise 6 Noise should be restricted to areas with high levels of background / ambient noise / areas already used to noise / aircraft noise 1 RWY26 departures should utilise the TIGER/DAGGA/WIZARD route more 1 SUPPORT 14 Good for the economy / economic prosperity / future employment opportunities 1 Good for the future of Sussex 1 Good for the safety / a safe proposal 1 Support (conditional( for narrow swathes 1 Support respite for night time / day time / multiple routes for respite 4 Support steeper approach / descent for arrivals 1 Support shortened NPRs / means aircraft can attain 4000 ft sooner / reduce noise on the ground 3 Support wide / broad NPR swathes / disperse noise / disturbance over a wider area / are fairer / provide respite 10 OPPOSE 45 Oppose changes to flight paths / NPRs / no new flight paths / NPRs 26 Oppose flight path trials / return to pre-trial / ADNID trial flight paths 7 Oppose increases to frequency / volume of flights 1 Oppose narrow flight path / swathe / centreline concentrates noise / disturbance / is unfair 8 Oppose night / early morning flights / no additional night
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