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Local Aggregates Assessment for Gloucestershire | Technical Consultation for the 10th LAA (Jan to Dec 2020)
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Gloucestershire County Council has prepared a draft version of the 10th Local Aggregates Assessment for Gloucestershire. Prior to finalising this document, we are carrying out a targeted consultation on technical matters concerning the annual monitoring of aggregates within the county. The consultation is aimed at organisations identified under the duty to co-operate and industry representatives with an interest in aggregate working in Gloucestershire. A full list of those who have been notified is contained in appendix 4 of the draft 10th Local Aggregate Assessment for Gloucestershire document.
The 10th Local Aggregates Assessment for Gloucestershire covers the aggregate monitoring period – 1st January 2019 to 31st December 2020.
The technical consultation will take place from Thursday 17th March 2022.
If you / or your organisation has any comments to make please respond using our online portal. A single consultation question is set out below.
Alternatively, comments can be received via email: m-wplans@gloucestershire.gov.uk
All comments must be submitted by no later than 5pm on Thursday 12th May 2022 in order for them to be considered prior to the publication of the final 10th Local Aggregate Assessment document.
Do you have any further questions about this consultation? If so, please contact m-wplans@gloucestershire.gov.uk. A member of the team will aim to get back to you as quickly as they can.
Gloucestershire County Council has prepared a draft version of the 10th Local Aggregates Assessment for Gloucestershire. Prior to finalising this document, we are carrying out a targeted consultation on technical matters concerning the annual monitoring of aggregates within the county. The consultation is aimed at organisations identified under the duty to co-operate and industry representatives with an interest in aggregate working in Gloucestershire. A full list of those who have been notified is contained in appendix 4 of the draft 10th Local Aggregate Assessment for Gloucestershire document.
The 10th Local Aggregates Assessment for Gloucestershire covers the aggregate monitoring period – 1st January 2019 to 31st December 2020.
The technical consultation will take place from Thursday 17th March 2022.
If you / or your organisation has any comments to make please respond using our online portal. A single consultation question is set out below.
Alternatively, comments can be received via email: m-wplans@gloucestershire.gov.uk
All comments must be submitted by no later than 5pm on Thursday 12th May 2022 in order for them to be considered prior to the publication of the final 10th Local Aggregate Assessment document.
Do you have any further questions about this consultation? If so, please contact m-wplans@gloucestershire.gov.uk. A member of the team will aim to get back to you as quickly as they can.
