Environment

he protection, management and enhancement of the County’s rich and varied landscape, its unique wildlife and important historic and geological features.

  • Electric Vehicle Charging Points

    1. What email address was this request was sent to? infoman.accesstoinformation-mailbox@devon.gov.uk 2. What is the name of your local authority? Devon County Council (DCC) 3. How many public electric vehicle charging points (EVCP) are there within your local authority area? … Continue reading →

  • Local Plan and Neighbourhood Plans

    1. Does the council have a Local Plan, which has been developed and/or updated in the past seven years (i.e. from January 2016 to date)? 2. Has any area(s) been identified as suitable for wind energy development in the latest … Continue reading →

  • Taw estuary

    1. Has the Council had any contact with the Ministry of Defence regarding access to the Site of Special Scientific Interest on the Taw estuary from the families’ accommodation at RMB Chivenor? There has been contact between staff at RMB … Continue reading →

  • Flammable Liquid Spillages Data

    1. How many petrol stations are fitted with fuel interceptors in your area? Exception – Devon County Council (DCC) believes this request is manifestly unreasonable under Regulation 12(4)(b) of the Environmental Information Regulations.   Reason – DCC do not hold a central … Continue reading →

  • Air quality

    1. How many roadside vehicle emissions checks in air quality management areas (AQMA) have been conducted in the past five years? 2. How many fixed fines have been given to drivers whose vehicles do not comply with the above emissions … Continue reading →

  • Electric Vehicle Charge Points

    1. Which companies, specialising in electric vehicle recharging, including Charging Point Operators (CPOs), have received payments or are due to receive payments, from National Government, specifically OZEV funding, to install, maintain, procure or operate publicly accessible electric vehicle recharging points … Continue reading →

  • Triple-Axe Action Plan

    In respect of a publication Triple Axe Action Plan 2021 final version dated 9th March 2021 written by Acland, Maben and Saunders: 1. What was the cost of the report? £13,668.14 (includes the purchase of data) 2. What was the … Continue reading →

  • Newton Creek

    1. Details of complaints and correspondence received from local residents regarding water quality and sewage issues from 2015 – 2016. Devon County Council holds no information regarding complaints or correspondence relating to water quality and sewage issues in Newton Creek, … Continue reading →