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Core Strategy Issues & Options
Question 1 re. the key issues for development and change up to 2026
Representation ID: 18965
Received: 22/02/2007
Respondent: Environment Agency
Key issues are:-
Tidal and fluvial flood risk
Conservation of river, and marine habitats
Water quality
Contamination -specifically the Rye Harbour area
Water resources
Sustainable construction and climate change
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Core Strategy Issues & Options
Question 8 re. securing the necessary infrastructure to achieve sustainable development and communities
Representation ID: 18966
Received: 22/02/2007
Respondent: Environment Agency
We are particularly pleased to see the recognition that appropriate infrastructure is required to support growth, specifically foul and surface water infrastructure. The reference to Sustainable Drainage Systems is also a positive move.
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Core Strategy Issues & Options
Question 13 re. the future objectives for Bexhill
Representation ID: 18967
Received: 22/02/2007
Respondent: Environment Agency
Area Strategy A -It is important to remember when considering the linkages between Bexhill and Hastings, that the Combe Haven area is a natural buffer between the two towns. The area has both flood risk and biodiversity Issues which will of course influence the decisions made In this area.
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Core Strategy Issues & Options
Question 19 re. the most appropriate development option for Rye
Representation ID: 18968
Received: 22/02/2007
Respondent: Environment Agency
The issue of re-use of previously developed land, and potential contamination is important for this District particularly within the Rye Harbour area; As you know, the Agency has had extensive involvement in the identification of contamination and pollution of controlled waters in this location. This should be considered in the Area Strategy for Rye.