Consultation Question 40
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22514
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Miss Teresa McDonell
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22543
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Mrs Vicky Gordon
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22572
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Mr Robin McDonell
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22610
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Alastair Gordon
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22639
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: George Pitches
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22668
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Sarah Till
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22697
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Ken Hampton
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22726
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Aaron Henning
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22755
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Mr Daren Murray
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22799
Received: 22/03/2021
Respondent: Paul Styles
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22828
Received: 22/03/2021
Respondent: Mr John Robson
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22866
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Mrs Josie Mitchell
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22895
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Alexandra Murray
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22924
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Rebecca Cackett
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22953
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Liz Chadwick
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 22982
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Amanda Murray
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23011
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Robert Batty
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23040
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Arion Jones
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23069
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: K McGregor & M Lloyd
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23125
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: James Brooks
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23154
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Judith Wood
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23183
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Johanna Murray
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23212
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Luke Wellock
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23241
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: John Wright
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23270
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Susan Saville
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23299
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Ruth Tyson
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23328
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Mrs Emily Corbett
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23357
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Alan R Wood
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23386
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Matthew Hill
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?
Object
Draft Bradford District Local Plan - Preferred Options (Regulation 18) February 2021
Representation ID: 23415
Received: 23/03/2021
Respondent: Miss N Bateson
We fully support a policy which protects, enhances, restores and expands biodiversity and geodiversity. We have a concern over existing flora and fauna being under threat from new development - especially on Green Belt. Compensation for loss of existing biodiversity and offsetting should [4.26.17] be a last resort. How do we qualify and quantify where we need to exercise this last resort? Compensation seems to be an easy approach for developers who might make large profits from Green Belt sites. How do we protect these sites now and in the future? Do we have examples of proposals for how compensation works well and produces good results for communities? How do we get properly independent assessments on impact of development? How do we decide and who decides that benefits of a development outweighs the importance of the biodiversity interest (G)? How will the council promote recommendations for household applications [4.26.12]?