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That this House supports the Merton Rule, initiated by Merton Council, requiring all new developments to include measures to generate at least 10 per cent. of their energy through on-site renewable energy technologies where viable; notes that some 140 councils are following this example; further supports existing government Planning Policy Statement 22 (PPS 22), which urges that local planning authorities should consider the opportunity for incorporating renewable energy projects in all new developments; further supports the views expressed by the Minister for Housing and Planning in the House on 8th June last year that `it is essential that all authorities should follow this example' and that `the Government expects all authorities to include policies in their development plans that require a percentage of energy in new developments to come from on-site energy'; further supports the views of the same Minister in a letter to the Sustainable Energy Partnership dated 2nd October that `the Rule has acted as a real incentive to provide local renewable energy and cut carbon emissions'; is therefore very concerned that the latest draft of the Climate Change PPS to be published shortly undermines the Rule by requiring councils to avoid authority-wide blanket requirements for on-site renewable energy, thus preventing them from applying it to all new developments; and therefore calls on the Minister to ensure that the proposed weakening of PPS 22 does not appear in the final published Climate Change PPS.
That this House supports the Merton Rule, initiated by Merton Council, requiring all new developments to include measures to generate at least 10 per cent. of their energy through on-site renewable energy technologies where viable; notes that some 140 councils are following this example; further supports existing government Planning Policy...
(2) what assessment her Department has made of the potential use of contaminated land for (a) projected house building targets and (b) non-domestic purposes in (i) England and (ii) East Anglia.
(2) what assessment her Department has made of the potential use of contaminated land for (a) projected house building targets and (b) non-domestic purposes in (i) England and (ii) East Anglia.
To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (1) whether her Department has a target for the proportion of new development to take place on currently contaminated land in (a) England and (b) East Anglia;
To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (1) whether her Department has a target for the proportion of new development to take place on currently contaminated land in (a) England and (b) East Anglia;
That this House notes the findings of the research by the Environment Agency which shows that around five million people in two million properties live in flood risk areas in England and Wales; warns that the risk of both inland and coastal flooding in these areas will increase as a result of increases in the frequency of extreme weather events and sea levels rising due to climate change, which could increase the number of properties at risk from flooding to 3.5 million; highlights the fact that claims for storm and flood damage in the UK have doubled to over ??6 billion over the period 1998 to 2003; is concerned that more new developments are being situated in floodplains; and calls on the Government to take a more strategic and holistic approach to flood management and water supply by strengthening existing legislation concerning developments on flood plains, avoiding building new developments in high flood risk areas, ensuring that no new development goes ahead in at-risk areas unless it incorporates measures to mitigate the impact of flooding and devolving power over flood defences as closely as possible to community level.
That this House notes the findings of the research by the Environment Agency which shows that around five million people in two million properties live in flood risk areas in England and Wales; warns that the risk of both inland and coastal flooding in these areas will increase as a...
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, if he will make a statement on the proposals for development on flood plains in Northamptonshire. (Holding answer 5 June 2000).
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, if he will make a statement on the proposals for development on flood plains in Northamptonshire. (Holding answer 5 June 2000).
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, if he will list the planning applications for development on land classified as agricultural by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food referred to his Department since 1st May 1997; and if he will give for each...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, if he will list the planning applications for development on land classified as agricultural by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food referred to his Department since 1st May 1997; and if he will give for each...
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, if he will publish estimates of the value of his Department's regional service centres if they were sold for development. - (Holding answer 9 May 2000).
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, if he will publish estimates of the value of his Department's regional service centres if they were sold for development. - (Holding answer 9 May 2000).
Statement on when he expects to publish his final legislative proposals to increase local planning controls over the unnecessary demolition of dwelling houses by developers prior to any redevelopment activity.
Statement on when he expects to publish his final legislative proposals to increase local planning controls over the unnecessary demolition of dwelling houses by developers prior to any redevelopment activity.
Whether he has yet received a further application from Newcastle upon Tyne City Council for permission to develop the Rectory Road Allotments, South Gosforth; and whether he will undertake to consult the honourable Member for Newcastle upon Tyne Central on any such application.
Whether he has yet received a further application from Newcastle upon Tyne City Council for permission to develop the Rectory Road Allotments, South Gosforth; and whether he will undertake to consult the honourable Member for Newcastle upon Tyne Central on any such application.
Whether he has any plans to exclude large commercial markets from permitted development as defined in Schedule 2, part 4 of the Town and Country Planning: General Development Order 1988 (S.I. 1813). - No plans to make such an exclusion.
Whether he has any plans to exclude large commercial markets from permitted development as defined in Schedule 2, part 4 of the Town and Country Planning: General Development Order 1988 (S.I. 1813). - No plans to make such an exclusion.
How much public financial assistance has been paid, in each of the last three years, to the British Historic Buildings Trust; and how much public financial assistance has been paid to the Trust, to the latest available date, related to the restoration of Hanover Square in Bradford. - Inc table.
How much public financial assistance has been paid, in each of the last three years, to the British Historic Buildings Trust; and how much public financial assistance has been paid to the Trust, to the latest available date, related to the restoration of Hanover Square in Bradford. - Inc table.
What public financial assistance has been made available, to date, for the restoration of Hanover Square in Bradford; to whom assistance has been paid; and what assistance remains outstanding. - Inc figures.
What public financial assistance has been made available, to date, for the restoration of Hanover Square in Bradford; to whom assistance has been paid; and what assistance remains outstanding. - Inc figures.
If he will arrange for an independent valuation of properties for sale in Hanover Square, Bradford, which have received public financial assistance for renovation, including those being offered to former owners; and if he will arrange for an independent audit of the expenditure incurred, to date, on the restoration of...
If he will arrange for an independent valuation of properties for sale in Hanover Square, Bradford, which have received public financial assistance for renovation, including those being offered to former owners; and if he will arrange for an independent audit of the expenditure incurred, to date, on the restoration of...
If he will make available financial assistance to complete the restoration of Hanover Square in Bradford.
If he will make available financial assistance to complete the restoration of Hanover Square in Bradford.
When he expects to announce his decision on the planning application for the development of the Thamesmead town centre. - Inspectors report is under active consideration & it is hoped to issue a decision shortly.
When he expects to announce his decision on the planning application for the development of the Thamesmead town centre. - Inspectors report is under active consideration & it is hoped to issue a decision shortly.
If he will list the critical conditions highlighted by the European Commissioner for Environment concerning the Coca-Cola development in Northampton. - (Holding answer 12 November 1991).
If he will list the critical conditions highlighted by the European Commissioner for Environment concerning the Coca-Cola development in Northampton. - (Holding answer 12 November 1991).
If he has received the report of the Inspector presiding over the public inquiry into the proposed development of Thamesmead town centre; and when he expects to announce his decision on the planning application. - The report has only just been received. It is hoped to issue a decision shortly.
If he has received the report of the Inspector presiding over the public inquiry into the proposed development of Thamesmead town centre; and when he expects to announce his decision on the planning application. - The report has only just been received. It is hoped to issue a decision shortly.