Proposals from the Boundary Commission would have:
Weaverham at the eastern extremity of Merseybanks
Sandiway, Cuddington and Winsford in the north east extremes of Eddisbury
The rest of Northwich in Tatton.
You can comment on the revised proposals during an eight week consultation which is running from 16 October 2012 to 10 December 2012
See http://consultation.boundarycommissionforengland.independent.gov.uk/whats-proposed/north-west/cheshire-and-the-wirral/
Baron's Quay Consultation
There’s an online consultation questionnaire on the Weavervalley website, also
available as hard copy from Northwich Information Centre.
The consultation papers themselves are on the Talking West
Cheshire website - http://www.talkingwestcheshire.org/talking_northwich_and_rural_no/my_community/barons_quay.aspx
Some thoughts (please get in touch if you'd like to add more):
In Vision, design and principles - “Sustainability – achieving a balance between the natural and built environment“
In Masterplan - Baron's Square is triangular
The market, which should be central to the town and an excellent place for startup businesses, in neither mentioned nor marked on the map.
A splendid weeping willow and two magnificent poplars are not in the plans, and I trust some of the excellent feral apple trees, between existing car park and river, are to stay enhancing the place (and per their ideas of sustainability).
Draft Weaver Valley document and the Sustainability Appraisal - closed
The Sustainability appraisal doc for the Weaver Valley is at http://www.vren.btik.com/documents/1518669258.ikml (I've knocked the size of this down by reducing the image quality: still readable. It was too big to upload; it now downloads faster.)
consultation closed
consultation closed
Regional Strategy 2010 - closed
Principles & Issues Paper Consultation
The Regional Strategy for the Northwest (RS2010) provides a unique opportunity to bring together its spatial, economic, social and environmental strategies and build a new long term vision for the region.
The goal is to produce an agreed strategy for the region. The region needs to have a clear and distinctive vision for its future and identify a limited number of priorities.
A key element in the development of the RS2010 is the production of a Principles and Issues Paper.
http://www.nwregionalstrategy.com/StrengthsAndChallenges
Consultation Closed
The Regional Strategy for the Northwest (RS2010) provides a unique opportunity to bring together its spatial, economic, social and environmental strategies and build a new long term vision for the region.
The goal is to produce an agreed strategy for the region. The region needs to have a clear and distinctive vision for its future and identify a limited number of priorities.
A key element in the development of the RS2010 is the production of a Principles and Issues Paper.
http://www.nwregionalstrategy.com/StrengthsAndChallenges
Consultation Closed
What Defines a Zero Carbon Home? closed
The Government consulted on the definition of Zero Carbon Homes until 18th March 2009.
Can renewable heat and power be imported from off the development site?
Can energy be saved in nearby dwellings in lieu of savings in the new buildings?
More info from the press release at http://www.communities.gov.uk/news/corporate/1101131
The Zero Carbon consultation document is available at: www.communities.gov.uk/planningandbuilding/theenvironment/zerocarbonhomes/
Consultation closed
Can renewable heat and power be imported from off the development site?
Can energy be saved in nearby dwellings in lieu of savings in the new buildings?
More info from the press release at http://www.communities.gov.uk/news/corporate/1101131
The Zero Carbon consultation document is available at: www.communities.gov.uk/planningandbuilding/theenvironment/zerocarbonhomes/
Consultation closed
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