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Environment & Planning

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Key Features


In this section...

  • Planning Regulating land use through strategic and local plans and meeting planning requirements with a development control system
  • Climate Change Addressing the causes of global warming and the impacts of climate change
  • Environmental Health Dealing with health hazards such as pollution, noise or food safety
  • Historic Environment Material remains of our ancestors across the landscape
  • Recycling What you can recycle and where you can do it
  • Housing Development planning, affordable housing, advice for vulnerable people
  • Natural Environment Protecting the best of our coasts and countryside
  • Public Rights of Way Maintaining and using the network of footpaths, bridleways and byways across the county
  • Waste Plans for reducing and disposing of all our waste
  • Pollution Responding to the challenges of environmental pollution
  • Sustainable Development Meeting the needs of today without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
  • Green Infrastructure is the asset of natural, green and blue spaces that include: open space such as parks and gardens, allotments, woodlands, fields, hedges, lakes, waterways, ponds, playing fields, coastal habitats, footpaths and cycleways etc.  

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