Decision details

WBS Response to the West Berkshire Minerals and Waste Local Plan Preferred Options document

Decision Maker: Executive - Individual Member Decisions

Decision status: For Determination

Is Key decision?: Yes

Is subject to call in?: Yes

Purpose:

That the Executive Member for Environment, Sports, Environmental Heath and Leisure and Libraries:

 

1)     Approves the submission of a holding objection to the West Berkshire Minerals and Waste Local Plan Preferred options document on the basis that: West Berkshire Council’s site selection is reconsidered to ensure supply across the wider area of Berkshire and in particular given the potential delivery problems outlined in paragraph 4.17. Not ensuring supply would result in the Plan being found unsound at Examination;

 

2)     Approves that Wokingham Borough Council ask West Berkshire Council to provide clarification that it can meet its sand and gravel extraction quota;

 

3)     Approves that Wokingham Borough Council ask West Berkshire Council to re-name and amend the wording of Policy 3 (self-sufficiency in waste management) given that it will still rely on neighbouring authorities in Berkshire for some waste processing, and

 

4)     Approves that Wokingham Borough Council ask West Berkshire Council to continue to engage with its neighbours as work on the Minerals and Waste Local Plan progresses, through the Duty to Co-operate mechanism

 

Decision:

That

 

1)     A holding objection to the West Berkshire Minerals and Waste Local Plan Preferred options document be submitted on the basis that: West Berkshire Council’s site selection is reconsidered to ensure supply across the wider area of Berkshire and in particular given the potential delivery problems outlined in paragraph 4.17. Not ensuring supply would result in the Plan being found unsound at Examination;

 

2)     West Berkshire Council provide clarification that it can meet its sand and gravel extraction quota;

 

3)     West Berkshire re-name and amend the wording of Policy 3 (self-sufficiency in waste management) given that it will still rely on neighbouring authorities in Berkshire for some waste processing, and

 

4)     West Berkshire Council continue to engage with its neighbours as work on the Minerals and Waste Local Plan progresses, through the Duty to Co-operate mechanism

 

Wards Affected: None Specific;

Declarations: None

Dispensations: None

Reference Number: IMD 2017/20

Consultees


SUMMARY OF CONSULTATION RESPONSES

Director of Corporate Services

No comment

Monitoring Officer

No comment

Leader of the Council

No comment

 

Contact: Heather Read Email: heather.read@wokingham.gov.uk Tel: 0118 974 6453.

Publication date: 07/07/2017

Date of decision: 07/07/2017

Decided at meeting: 07/07/2017 - Executive - Individual Member Decisions

Effective from: 15/06/2017

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