Category: R19

A huge number of representations went to RCC last week, so naturally it will take a while for these to be collated.

In the mean time, should you have any questions then feel free to contact us by email

THANKYOU FOR ALL YOUR EFFORTS AT SO MANY LEVELS

YOUR COUNTY NEEDS YOU MORE THAN EVER

BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE

LINKS TO ALL KEY DOCUMENTS ARE ON THIS PAGE

 

JUST CLICK ON ALL THESE BUTTONS FIRST

IF YOU ARE USING A TABLET COMPUTER OR A PHONE

THEN AFTER READING THE DOCUMENTS CLICK ON No3 BUTTON

 

We also have at least 3 reports to be delivered to RCC from specialist consultants - naturally they will form part of the Examination in Public in due course. Should there be a requirement to see these documents then we will try to assist but they are lengthy and complex so rest assured those that we have employed to do the work are doing a great job

 

 

AND THEN THESE IF NEEDED

 

 

 

All representations whether individual or group, are required by planning regulation to follow a specific format to meet the needs of the Planning Inspector.

Whilst it is the relevance of representations themselves rather than the volume of support which ultimately counts, then there is a way to do this more readily.

The most effective way is to write your own representation. This will be a challenge for many but the documentation, step by step is above

We have prepared a document that covers 10 representations that you may make as a whole HERE

Once you have read this, you may then choose to do one of two things

1. Sign HERE to say that you have read the report and are happy that your email address and limited contact details are added to the F4R Representation
The process is fully compliant with regulations and will simply add to those details that as a supporter we already retain

2. As before, sign HERE  on  the list and then download and add to the the representation directly with the RCC anything that you additionally feel strongly about. This must be sent in on the form or delivered to RCC before November 6th

Thanks in advance for your continued support.

Regards.....Fight4Rutland

Dear Supporter,

As a Fight4Rutland subscriber, you will probably be more aware than most Rutlanders of the impending deadline to the Regulation 19 Consultation on the Rutland Local Plan.

If you would like to catch up with where Rutland is on the entire journey, you might like to watch 3 videos on the RCC website which broadly summarises the current position and past history.

What these videos don’t summarise however is the detail behind how we have arrived at a Local Plan, which includes the creation of a new community of 2,300 dwellings on the site of St George’s Barracks in Edith Weston, in spite of strong objections during the 2018 consultation.

Fight 4 Rutland (F4R) is a campaign group in favour of sustainable development in England’s smallest county and in opposition to the over-development of the St George’s Barracks site.

The group provides a focus for those who feel that individual voices are not heard on this and other issues affecting Rutland’s future.

F4R has recruited legal and planning advice in order to make the strongest possible representation at this specific consultation stage. All representations whether individual or group are required by planning regulation to follow a specific format to meet the needs of the Planning Inspector.

Whilst it is the relevance of representations themselves, rather than the volume of support which ultimately counts, if you would like to add your name to the F4R representation please click HERE for more detail and the online sign up form.

Thanks in advance for your support.

Regards…..Fight4Rutland