Working in partnership for the people of Herefordshire
Revised Preferred Options Consultation Stage
As a result of the consultation exercises undertaken in 2010 and having taken account of new evidence, a revised preferred option has now been published. We consulted on these revised proposals in October - November 2011.In summary the changes are:
- To amend the plan period to cover the period 2011-2031
- To reduce the level of housing provision in the county to an average of 825 per annum (compared to 900 per annum as previously proposed)
- To propose fewer new houses for Hereford
- To make some adjustments to the housing proposals for Leominster and Ross-on-Wye
- To increase the level of housing in rural areas
The resources box below contains the leaflet and background paper, which set out the changes in more detail.
The responses to the Revised Preferred Option consultation can also be found in the resources box below. Some of the documents have a very large file size so may take a short while to download. Please note: For data protection purposes the names and addresses of private individuals have been erased.
Video - Your guide to our vision for the county and how you can be part of it
Transcript for video (PDF document)
Help plan the future of Herefordshire - Revised Preferred Options Leaflet (September 2011)
Revised Preferred Options Background Paper (October 2011)
Revised Preferred Options - Sustainability Appraisal Note (July 2011)
Revised Preferred Options - Habitats Regulations Assessment Note (August 2011)
Responses from Burghill, Holmer and Lyde questionnaire
Responses from Here for Hereford questionnaire
Responses from It's Our County questionnaire
Responses from general emails and letters part 1
Responses from general emails and letters part 2
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