Environment Agency. 6. Under the EPR10, the Agency is responsible on non-nuclear sites for granting environmental permits for the:
Environment Agency. 1.1.6 Xxx Valley Regional Park Authority;
Environment Agency. H4 Odour Management Guidance published April 2011.
Environment Agency a) All Vessel Owners are reminded that any vessel on the Thames must be licensed with the Environment Agency. A licence application form may be obtained from Reception.
Environment Agency. Conditions relating to contaminated land are required Headstone Residents’ Association: To be reported Thames Water: No response received Housing Enabling: On the basis of the viability assessment submitted together with the supporting third party evidence, it is considered that no affordable housing contribution can be made by this proposal whilst maintaining a deliverable scheme If viability demonstrates the development cannot support Affordable Housing, the Council requires a re-appraisal prior to the occupation of 80% of the residential units permitted, 50% of the surplus residual above the agreed land value benchmark is to be paid to the Council as a contribution towards the provision of Affordable Housing in the borough. Highways Authority: No objection Drainage Engineers: Drainage conditions would be required Advertisement Major Development Expiry: 28-Feb-2013 Site Notice Expiry: 27-Feb-2013 Notifications Sent: 29 Replies: 6 Expiry: 27-Feb-2013 Addresses Consulted Headstone Lane: 189, 189a, 191, 191a, 193, 193a, 195, 195a, 197, 197a, 199, 201, 201a, 203a, 203b, 205, 205a, 207, 207a, 209, 252, 254, 256, 258 Fernleigh Court: 1, 20 Summary of Responses • Site is on a busy corner. The addition of 10 flats will increase the traffic problems • 11 Car parking spaces are not sufficient as each flat will have two cars • Design is clever, but needs to be scaled back • Building is too high and should be a normal two-storey building the same height as Xxxxx Xxxxx • Proposal would result in overspill parking on already congested neighbouring roads • Access for residents must be maintained during construction • Development should have access onto Headstone Lane not Fernleigh Court • No indication of proposed materials • Density of the building is too high and not compatible with Metroland plan aspiration APPRAISAL Conformity of the Local Plan with the National Planning Policy Framework The Inspector’s report on the Harrow Core Strategy concluded that the Core Strategy is in conformity with the National Planning Policy Framework. To the extent that policies in The London Plan (2011) and the saved policies of the Harrow Unitary Plan (2004) are referred to in this appraisal, it is considered that they may be given due weight insofar as they are consistent with the National Planning Policy Framework.
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Environment Agency. The Environment Agency has no objection in principle to the proposed development. It has advised that it is a statutory consultee for any development of land of 1 hectare or more, however it does not wish to receive a direct consultation on this application and asks the Council to apply the Standing Advice provided. It has commented that whilst not a planning issue, the applicant would require Land Drainage Consent for any new outfall structure proposed to Stewards Brook.
Environment Agency. Issue flood warnings for flooding from rivers, the sea and groundwater • Receives and records details of flooding incidents • Monitors the situation and advises other organisations • Deal with emergency repairs and blockages on main rivers • Responds to pollution incidents • Advise on waste disposal issues Northumberland County Council As a part of a multi-agency response to flooding Northumberland County Council will undertake and support in a number of duties. Northumberland County Council’s responsibilities include: • Deploying road cleansing and tree surgery equipment • Providing Highways support - road closures/ signage etc. • Providing emergency transport for evacuation / people to temporary accommodation if required. • Providing Rest Centres/ temporary accommodation for those evacuated from flood areas (if required) • Supporting the identification of vulnerable people • Arranging and coordinating voluntary support organisations activities • Providing representation at Bronze(Operational), Silver (Tactical) and Gold (Strategic) Command if required. • Undertaking door knocking/ letter distribution activities if required- utilize County Council Wardens and other available staff • Undertaking environmental management (clean-up) in conjunction with EA and Public Health England • Health and welfare issues relating to vulnerable people and children (Adult, Community and Children’s Care Services) • Undertaking re-housing of those affected by flooding in conjunction with Council Housing and other registered providers • Providing community support • Host multi agency Silver Command • Liaising with partner agencies and local flood groups • Assisting where appropriate with environmental issues which have occurred as results of flooding i.e. liaise with EA and DEFRA about the removal of animal carcases, contaminated Council owned properties, removal of sandbags and flood damaged debris, silt, general pollution and assistance with contaminated sites of special scientific interest (SSSI’s). For further information refer to the NCC Restoration and Recovery Plan. • Lead recovery phase and participate in multi-agency de-brief. Refer to the Northumberland County Council Flood Action Plan available on the County Council Website xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx for more information Flood Warning Ref Code: 121FWF115 Location: River Wansbeck at East Mill & Morpeth Riverside Leisure Centre Description: Properties and low lying areas at East Mill, Wansbeck Street, and the Riversid...
Environment Agency. The Aire Rivers Trust recommends that the Environment Agency adopts the plan as a contribution to the River Basin Planning activities, supports Collaborative Catchment Management and uses its best endeavours to assist in achieving the visions set out in the plan. This would include working with Yorkshire Water and others on a water quality improvement programme and other activities.
Environment Agency. Ministry of International Trade and Industry Comments This program is based upon “The Law Concerning Reporting, etc. of Release to the Environment of Specific Chemical Substances and Promoting Improvements in their Management” and designed not only for monitoring of POPs but also other chemicals which may be hazardous to human health and/or environment. PCBs and dioxins and furans are designated as tartget substances Japan Title Objective(s) Monitoring of hazardous water pollutants (PCBs, dioxins and furans are included) To grasp the state of public water pollution by hazardous chemicals including PCBs, dioxins and furans at a number of monitoring points throughout the country. Timeframe 1971 - continuing.
