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Thursday, 22 September 2011

Shepway LDF - Making a representation!!

Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2011 4:17 PM
Subject: Making a representation
Dear Mr Lello
Please see the form which can be downloaded and saved from this link:
You will see after the promotion of the internet site (portal) there are two forms – in pdf or Word IT versions depending on your preference.
Please email back to planning.policy@shepway.gov.uk by Friday as discussed.
This is the government’s expression of the rules against which it will be assessed:
Soundness
To be “sound” a core strategy should be JUSTIFIED, EFFECTIVE and consistent with NATIONAL POLICY.           
“Justified” means that the document must be:
  • Founded on a robust and credible evidence base
  • The most appropriate strategy when considered against the reasonable alternatives
“Effective” means that the document must be:
  • Deliverable
  • Flexible
  • Able to be monitored 
Mark Aplin
-Planning Policy
Team Leader.
Planning & Communities Directorate
SHEPWAY DISTRICT COUNCIL,
1st Floor, Civic Centre,
Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone,
Kent CT20 2QY.
01303 853485
See plans for the future of the District (LDF):

Friday, 16 September 2011

Shepway LDF Core Strategy Consultation - points to consider in your response

At the top of Section 6 - Shepway Housing/Village Green, there is a new link which takes you to a document produced by Monks Horton Parish, asking their residents' key questions and points to consider regardig the Shepway LDF Core Strategy Consultation.

These are key points for us all to consider whilst making our response by next Friday 23rd September 2011.

The link is repeated here ...

Monks Horton Parish 'key questions/considerations'regarding Shepway's LDF for planning

Once finished reading, click on the back arrowin the top left corner of your screen to return to here.

Thursday, 8 September 2011

1) How to 'simply and quickly ' Comment on the Sellindge section of the Shepway LDF Strategy plan

These guidance notes are intended to help Sellindge residents comment on the Sellindge section of the Shepway LDF Core Strategy by providing a simple, direct link to the Sellindge section (Policy CSD9: Sellindge Strategy). They should be read in conjunction with Shepway's email to local residents in the next 'post' which describes how to make comments (representations) on the Shepway Core Strategy. 

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The easiest and best way to comment is on-line (it only takes 2 minutes, you have the proposed map in front of you at the time and you can see other people's comments). To do this simply click on the following link: 
Policy CSD9: Sellindge Strategy section  and then use the 'Add Comments' button half way down the screen on the right.

You can also complete a representation form with your contact details, which can be obtained via www.shepway.gov.uk, email to  planning.policy@shepway.gov.uk or by writing to Planning Policy, 1st Floor Civic centre, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone. CT20 2QY.

If you have questions over the process please call Shepway Planning Policy staff on (01303) 853266 / 853318 or email via the above link to see how they can assist.

All comments must be submitted by 5pm on Friday, 23rd September 2011.

2) There's still time to make representations on the Shepway Core Strategy!

Here is a copy of an email received by local residents
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From: Piran.Cooper@shepway.gov.uk [mailto:Piran.Cooper@shepway.gov.uk]
Sent: 07 September 2011 17:07
To: Planning.Policy@shepway.gov.uk
Subject: FW: There's still time to make representations on the Shepway Core Strategy!

Shepway District Council has published the proposed plan for the long-term future development of the area, the Core Strategy.

The Shepway Core Strategy (Proposed Submission) Document has been out for comment and the period to make representations lasts until Friday 23rd September 2011. This is a reminder email following earlier formal notification (see below).

In order to make representations and to view the proposed submission documents or the range of supporting evidence, please see http://consult.shepway.gov.uk/portal/core_strategy/cspropsubdocconsult (using the blue 'Read and Comment' link two thirds down). Thank you if you have already commented – many of the representations made so far against particular parts of the Core Strategy can be seen on the portal website (via the above link).

To ensure your views are expressed in the most effective way please use the website or the representations form -which is available on the link below or by emailing  planning.policy@shepway.gov.uk. The website and the representations form are structured so that they relate comments to the government’s self tests for the Core Strategy.

Comments should be made in writing and received by 23rd September 17.00hrs. Further information on the Proposed Submission process and guidance documents are available on: http://www.shepway.gov.uk/currentconsultation.

If you have questions over the process, or viewing the document and supporting reports, or are facing difficulty commenting by 23rd September please call (01303) 853266 / 853318 or email to see how we can assist.

D Shore

Dave Shore
Planning Policy & Economic Development Manager
Shepway District Council


SENT PREVIOUSLY:
Dear Sir/Madam

Planning & Compulsory Purchase Act 2004
Town and Country Planning (Local Development) (England) Regulations 2004 as amended – Regulations 27 and 28

Shepway Local Development Framework:
Representations on the Core Strategy proposed submission document.

Shepway District Council is writing to notify you of commencement of the period in which you can make formal representations on the above document: 29th July 2011 to 23rd September 2011 (17.00 hrs).

In order to view the proposed submission documents/supporting evidence and to make representations pleas see:
http://consult.shepway.gov.uk/portal/core_strategy/cspropsubdocconsult
Any representations that are made on the document must relate to its soundness, meaning comments must focus on whether it is justified, effective and consistent with national policy.

Friday, 2 September 2011

What's new on the website - July/August/September 2011

There are Sections for each of the main issues facing Sellindge today in the right-hand column, with the information/stories added to the appropriate Section as it becomes available. Click on the story you are interested in to read the full story. The information added since July is (with articles added in the last 2 weeks highlighted in red) are:

Note - Older (pre-July 2011) information has been archived to the same named Section (prefixed with 'old') lower down in the right-hand column.

Section 1 - Home Page

Home page - Click here any time to return to the 'Home' page

Section 2 - Village Meeting - 1st September 2011

1) Sellindge Village Meeting Agenda
2) Damian Collins letter to the Village
3) Village meeting Thursday 1st September 7.30pm - School Hall
4) Why is the Village meeting important to attend
5) Poster / leaflet regarding the Village meeeting
9) Contacts

Section 3 - Otterpool Waste treatment

1) General waste article - making good use of your waste - 21 July 2011

Section 4 - Wind Farm

1) MoD objection halts turbine plan - 25 August 2011
2) A 2nd Wind Mast application - land adjoining Somerfield Court Farm
3) Planning Portal - Onshore wind farms refusals increase - 14 July 2011
4) Proof that the PM is tilting at windmills - 3 July 2011
5) The Wind turbine backlash - 11 July 2011
6) Approved wind masts must have bat detectors - 11 July 2011
7) Power slump as wind farms are left becalmed - 1 July 2011
info a) Windfarm at Deeping St Nicholas - Noise and Hum
info b) Waubra Wind farm - Noise Impact Assessment report
info c) Den Brook Wind farm Judicial review information
info d) stop woodlane wind farm - information

Section 5 - Lorry Park

1) Firefighters' concern over Operation Stack lorry park - 5 September 2011
2) Lorry park plan 'unmanageable' - 1st September 2011
3) Lorry park plans spark debate + Risk factors - 1st September 2011
4) Water supplies inadequate - 1st September 2011
5) Operation Stack's £25m solution will soon be revealed - 7 July 2011
6) Stack lorry park plans to be revealed - 8 July 2011
7) Stack forum books ministerial meeting - 14 July 2011
8) An answer to Operation Stack could be agreed by Christmas
9) Hoping that freight trains can lighten the load on roads - 16 June 2011

Section 6 - Shepway - Housing/Village Green

1) Shepway LDF Core Strategy - Sellindge - Documentation - How to Access
2) Final Shepway LDF: view and comment - by 23rd September 2011 latest - 29 July 2011
3) Planning for our district's future - 28 July 2011
4) District's future is going to plan - 28 July 2011
5) CPRE fears 'open season' on Kent countryside 1 August 2011
6) MPs will be punished by voters if they force .... - August 2011
7) Proposal for 30mph limit in villages - 18 August 2011

Section 7 - Sellindge Convertor Station - including application number

0) Our Objections stirred Ashford Council
1) Letter re Land at western side of National Grid Converter Station, Church Lane, Aldington
2) to 10) various plans and view diagrams as labelled on the website links

Section 8 - Correspondence including replies from KCC

1) National Planning Protest Grows
2) Ministers hit back at development claims - 25 August 2011
3) Paul Carter response - Otterpool Application, Hollingbourne, Lorry park - 27 July 2011
4) A Second Wind farm - Shepway LDF - 28 July 2011
5) Look for an alternative to residential area - 11 July 2011
6) Otterpool - Contamination and pollution control - 22 June 2011
7) Kent Waste Sites Development plan - 27 June 2011
8) KCC asked to send people to Sellindge to explain - 30 June 2011
9) Turbines - Black Noise
10) Mr Cameron - people will not have policies forced on them - law

Wind Farms given £34m to switch off in bad weather. Households stung by secretive payments

Click on the link below (which will open in a new tab) to read the Daily Mail article entitled:

'Wind Farms given £34m to switch off in bad weather. Households stung by secretive payments'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210986/Wind-farms-given-34m-switch-bad-weather-Households-stung-secretive-payments.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

Thursday, 1 September 2011

George Osborne's CO2 tax will double UK electricity bills

Click on the link below (which will open in a new tab) to read the Daily Mail article published at the end of September 2012 entitled: 'George Osborne's CO2 tax will double UK electricity bills'


or if you prefer read the article below. To enlarge the print, click on the image below. 

Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the website and then navigate your way around as usual. Use the 'Home' page link in Section 1 to return to the start if you prefer. 


parking on the M20 once in a while - economic proposition

From: Bob Edden [mailto:bobedden@aol.com]
Sent: 13 October 2012 10:33
Subject: Re: more news.


If Paul Carter wants a no-frills, low-cost solution to the occasional need for something like this.......then parking up on the M20 once in a while seems to be a very economic proposition.

Foreign hauliers to pay for using the roads in the UK

Click on the link below (which will open in a new tab) to read the Daily Mail article published on Thursday 27 September 2012, entitled:

'Foreign hauliers to pay for using roads in the UK'


http://www.thisiskent.co.uk/Foreign-hauliers-pay-using-roads-UK/story-16998155-detail/story.html

Racecourse rescue bid sustains further blow

The article below was published on 4th October 2012 in the Folkestone Herald. To read the article (enlarge the print) click on the image below.

Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the website and then navigate your way around as usual. Use the 'Home' page link in Section 1 to return to the start if you prefer.

UK vignette could help pay for lorry park at Aldington

The article below was published in the local press on 13th October. To read the article (enlarge the print) click on the image below.

Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the website and then navigate your way around as usual. Use the 'Home' page link in Section 1 to return to the start if you prefer.


Why the £250bn wind power industry could be the greatest scam of all time!

Click on the link below (which will open in a new tab) to read the Daily Mail article entitled:

'Why the £250bn wind power industry could be the greatest scam of our age - and here are the three "lies" that prove it'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1361316/250bn-wind-power-industry-greatest-scam-age.html

Villagers spell out turbine opposition - 4th October

The article below was published on 4th October in the Kentish Express. To read the article (enlarge the print) click on the image below. 

Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the website and then navigate your way around as usual. Use the 'Home' page link in Section 1 to return to the start if you prefer. 


Mininster Signals End Of The Wind Farm

Click on the link below (which will open in a new tab) to read the Daily Mail article published on 31st October 2012 entitled: 'Minister Signals End of The Wind Farm'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2225531/Minister-signals-end-wind-farm-We-pepper-turbines-country--declares-energy-minister.html

Once finished, return to the original tab.

Revised Planning Application for 1 Swan Lane from 1 Dwelling to 4 - Comments by 16th November 2012


Amended/additional plans have now been received in respect of the Planning Application Y12/0293/SH for 1 Swan Lane, Sellindge.

The main alterations to the original plans are as follows:

 1.   Reduction in number of houses to 4.

 2.   Original buildings on site will now be demolished and replaced with new.

 3.   Increase in parking to 9 spaces.

 4.   Greater separation distance from 1 Downs Way.

 5.   Changes to design.

The details can be found on Shepway's website under Application Number - Y12/0293/SH or you can use the links below which will take you directly there .:... (note - the links will each open in a new tab)  .

Details:

Associated documents/maps (again - this will open a new tab)
·      Note - the closing date for Comments (to be received by Shepway) is Friday 23rd November 2012.

Tim Worstall - Observer - Independant Power Sources

Click on the link below (which will open in a new tab) to read the article by Tim Worstall on Independant Power Sources. 

Tim Worstall - Independant Power Sources

Sellindge wind farm protesters create 'human turbine'

Click on the link below (which will open in a new tab) to read the BBC Kent News article with the heading:

Sellindge wind farm protesters create 'human turbine'

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-19777142

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