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Site Allocations Report of Representations Site Allocations Report of Representations Part 2 Contains: Annex B: Results List of Respondents Number of Representations Main Issues Raised and Council’s Response Suggested changes to Site Allocations document July 2015 This publication is Part 2 of the Report of Representations to the Pre-Submission Site Allocations: it contains the results of the consultation on the Pre-Submission Site Allocations. Part 1 of the Report of Representations contains the Main Report and Annex A, which has details of the notification process. Obtaining this information in other formats: If you would like this information in any other language, please contact us. If you would like this information in another format, such as large print or audiotape, please contact us at [email protected] or 01442 228660. CONTENTS PART 1 (see separate document) 1. Introduction 2. The Council’s Approach 3. Notification and Publicity 4. Results 5. Summary of the Main Issues 6. Sustainability Appraisal (incorporating Strategic Environmental Assessment) 7. Relationship with Local Allocation Master Plans 8. Subsequent Meetings and Technical Work 9. Changes Proposed ANNEX A: METHOD OF NOTIFICATION Appendices: Appendix 1: Advertisements (including formal Notice) and press articles Appendix 2: Dacorum Digest article Appendix 3: Example of Display Material for Exhibitions Appendix 4: Organisations and Individuals Contacted Appendix 5: Sample Notification Letters Appendix 6: Cabinet Report and full Council decision (June 2014) Appendix 7: Minutes / Correspondence relating to Key Meetings Appendix 8: Cabinet Report (July 2015) ANNEX A: NOTIFICATION Appendices: Appendix 1: Advertisement Appendix 2: Dacorum Digest article Appendix 3: Organisations and Individuals Contacted Appendix 4: Sample Notification Letters Appendix 5: Cabinet Report – June 2014 Appendix 6: Minutes of Key Meetings Appendix 7: Cabinet Report – July 2015 PART 2 (this document) ANNEX B: RESULTS Page No. Table 1 – List of Groups / Individuals from whom Representations were received 1 Table 2 – Number of Representations Considered 6 Table 3 - Main Issues Raised and Council’s Response 14 Table 4 - List of Proposed Amendments to the Site Allocations Pre-Submission 117 Table 5 – Responses not considered in the Report of Representations 160 a) List of those making ‘No Comment’ b) List of those making comments on the Sustainability Appraisal (incorporating Strategic Environmental Assessment) Table 1 – List of Groups / Individuals from whom Representations were received Note: Includes both supporting and objecting comments. Person ID Full Name Organisation Details Agent ID Agent Full Name Agent Organisation Details Director 496443 Grand Union Investments 372732 Ms Jane Barnett Savills 404973 Taylor Wimpey UK Limited 875690 Ms Nicky Parsons Pegasus Group Planner 903173 Abbots Hill School 903171 Mr Brian Kavanagh Nicholas Taylor & Associates 875694 Albion Land Ltd Albion Land Ltd 875692 Miss Hannah Smith Quod 628226 Barratt North London 876515 Ms Sarah Smith Rapleys LLP 869543 Cllr Christopher Townsend 869807 Dr Lynne Dyson 868868 Dr Melvyn Else Ediston Real Estate/Tesco Pension 871155 Ediston Real Estate/Tesco Pension Fund 874746 Mr Alex Mitchell GVA James Barr F 874787 English Sangha Trust English Sangha Trust 335240 Rolfe Judd Planning Rolfe Judd Ltd 874976 Lady Valerie Corbett Sustainable Places Planning Advisor 865181 Miss Dawn Lloyd Environment Agency 864722 Miss Jenefer Rainnie Associate Director 399977 Miss Joanna Willcox 874750 Mr Andrew Black PRP Planning 865531 Mr Adam Bell 498273 Mr AlanBarker 619659 Mr David Lane DLA Town Planning Ltd 869317 Mr AlistairBrodie Henry H Bletsoe & Son LLP Town Planner 875697 Mr Andrew Brown Ash Mill Developments Ltd 875695 Mr Andrew Watson Smiths Gore 869013 Mr Andrew Whitehead 869569 Mr Barry Burchett Strategic Land Project Manager Director 871287 Mr Ben Coles 210999 Mr Martin Friend Taylor Wimpey UK Limited Vincent & Gorbing 874973 Mr Bharath Devaiah SGN, South Strategy 489516 Mr Christopher Allen Hon. Secretary 1 Person ID Full Name Organisation Details Agent ID Agent Full Name Agent Organisation Details Tring Sports Forum 869016 Mr ColinRees Planning Officer 211503 Mr Colin White Chilterns Conservation Board 485861 Mr Cornelius Nicoll 398225 Mr David Broadley Aylesbury Vale District Council 869006 Mr David Glover 864453 Mr Dennis Harvey 868530 Mr Dennis Parker 611329 Mr Derek Proctor 627639 Mr DouglasArchibald 334816 Mr Douglas Fisher 619662 Mr Euan Macdonald Unknown 619659 Mr David Lane DLA Town Planning Ltd Director 211625 Mr Gardener 611650 Mr John Heginbotham Stimpsons 868587 Mr Gary Cox Berkhamsted Town Council 868491 Mr Graham Hoad 868535 Mr Guy Moores Senior Asset Manager Senior Director 865119 MR HOWARD MARTIN 865117 MR CRAIG ALSBURY RBS Real Estate Asset Management GVA Director 871205 Mr Hugh Cooper Macdonald Hotels 871198 Mr Sebastian Tibenham Pegasus Group 868526 Mr James Malcolm 863317 Mr John Allan 868582 Mr John Monk 868581 Mr Michael Townsend Townsend Planning Consultants 869011 Mr John Savage Chairman, Environment/Planning Sub 864376 Mr John Walker Committee LGVA 871147 Mr Jonathan Culverhouse 865009 Mr Keith Everett Director 871184 Mr Kevin Brackley Chiltern of Bovingdon Ltd 2 Person ID Full Name Organisation Details Agent ID Agent Full Name Agent Organisation Details Team Leader Local Plans 868710 Mr Kevin Owen Luton Borough Council 777774 Mr Mark Matthews Thames Water Property Services 230063 Miss Carmelle Bell Savills Ecology Officer 610088 Mr Martin Hicks Hertfordshire County Council 874972 Mr Matt Brooks Senior Planning Officer 211055 Mr Matthew Wood Hertfordshire County Council Town Clerk 868541 Mr Michael Curry Tring Town Council Strategic Land Director 494131 Mr Michael Emett 743732 Mr Simon Prescott Barton Willmore CALA Homes 875689 Mr Michael Fearn Shireconsulting Land Use & Planning Adviser 214455 Mr Michael Stubbs The National Trust 864369 Mr Mike Ridley Director 626821 Mr Neville Spiers Paper Trail Trust 626819 Mr Chris Watts Maze Planning Ltd 866203 Mr Nick Gough HCC 211068 Mr Nick Harper The Crown Estate 742857 Mr. Bob Sellwood 378447 Mr Paul Donovan Hertfordshire County Council 743858 Mr PaulPhipps Whiteacre Ltd 868955 Mr Richard Allison Director 627381 Mr Richard James 627379 Mr John Boyd JB Planning Associates 868871 Mr Robert Grant The Berkhamsted Schools Group 868870 Mr Greg Dowden Indigo Planning Ltd 875698 Mr Rod Latham Director 871128 Mr Rod Rogers Castlemead Homes Ltd 626819 Mr Chris Watts Maze Planning Ltd 503097 Mr Roger Tym Quilichan Consultancy 868695 Mr Simon Vince Heathrow Airport Limited 876510 Mr Simon Ware Planning Officer 868790 Mr Stephen Borrows Chiltern District Council 3 Person ID Full Name Organisation Details Agent ID Agent Full Name Agent Organisation Details 500056 Mr Stephen Lucas Lucas Land & Planning Planning Manager Director 737184 Mr Tim Noden 868800 Mr Sam Ryan Harrow Estates Turley Estates Principal Historic Environment Planning 56252 Mr Tom Gilbert-Wooldridge Advisor Historic England 869806 Mr Zachary Thole 868691 Mr & Mrs Richard & Genny Askew Mr and Mrs Michael and Gill 627676 Glasser 490562 Mr. Michael Nidd Planning Manager 772477 Mr. Roy Warren Sport England 865560 Mr. Thomas Talbot-Ponsonby 865558 Mr. James Holmes Aitchison Raffety 869274 Mrs Christine Mildred 871135 Mrs Francoise Culverhouse 770860 Mrs Heather Ebdon 774832 Mrs Irene Chard 871216 Mrs Jane Thompson 869808 Mrs Joyce Lear 869278 Mrs Judith Wade Conservation & Planning Officer 864717 Mrs Kate Harwood Hertfordshire Gardens Trust Clerk 864135 Mrs Laurie Eagling Pitstone Parish Council 864750 Mrs Madalena Borg 868572 Mrs Margaret Stafford 868972 Mrs Nicky Harburn 869019 Mrs Shelley Savage 211488 Ms Alison Cockerill 869129 Ms Ann Hetherington 871213 Ms Carole Butcher 221884 Ms Eliza Hermann 4 Person ID Full Name Organisation Details Agent ID Agent Full Name Agent Organisation Details Planning and Conservation Advisor 617246 Ms Janet Nuttall Natural England 774843 Ms Jennie Sewell Planning Specialist 871902 Ms Keira Murphy Environment Agency 330218 Ms Lynn Riley 865540 Ms Sarah Ewart 865538 Mr Roger Dunn Planning Manager 864666 Ms Tracy Puttock Ashill Land Ltd Committee member 211658 Ms Victoria Lindsey Piccotts End Residents Association 742248 Ms. Jenny Volp Highways Agency 500752 National Grid Property & Gas 500725 Mr Mark Wilson Vincent & Gorbing 498429 Steve Baker CPRE - The Hertfordshire Society 874969 Techno Limited Techno Limited 874968 Miss Wakako Hirose Rapleys LLP Town Planner 875696 The St. Rose of Lima The St. Rose of Lima Association 875695 Mr Andrew Watson Smiths Gore Senior Consultant 502697 unknown Waterside Way Sustainable Planning Ltd 210986 Mr Stephen Harris Emery Planning Partnership W 503032 W Lamb Ltd 868494 Miss Julia Mountford Boyer Planning Lamb Chair Chair 864365 WHAG 864362 Mr Lee Royal West Hemel Action Group West Hemel Action Group 5 Table 2 – Number of Representations Considered 1 Representations recorded against a section heading relate to the whole of that section 2 The sum of the objections (columns 5 – 9) in each row does not necessarily equal the total objecting in column 4. An objector may give more than one reason for their objection. Additionally, some people have suggested an amendment to specific text, policy etc, even though their comments are registered as supporting. Number of Representations Site Allocations Reference Objections Total Total in Total received support objecting Saying the Site Allocations is Comments2 not legally not sound not justified not effective inconsistent
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