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Full Text of the East Sussex and Brighton &  Hove - Waste Local Plan (as adopted)

February 2006

Contents of the Waste Local Plan

Chapter 1 The Waste Local Plan and its contexts [PDF 395kb] 
  
 (i)    The Plan  
 (ii)   Preparation of the Waste Local Plan   
 (iii)  Environmental Appraisal of the Plan  
 (iv)  Technical Background Papers  
   

Chapter 2 The legislative and policy framework for the Waste Local Plan Strategy [PDF 497kb]

  (i)   What is Waste? 
  (ii)  Responsibilities for Waste Management  
  (iii) Legislative and Policy Framework 
  (iv) Key Principles for Waste Planning  

   
Chapter 3 Waste facilities [PDF 492kb]

  (i)   Waste Reduction 
  (ii)  Waste Re-use 
  (iii) Waste Recovery   - Recycling Facilities  
  (iv) Waste Recovery  - Composting Facilities 
  (v)  Waste Recovery  - Energy from Waste Facilities  
  (vi) Waste Disposal to Land 

   
Chapter 4 Existing waste management in the plan area [PDF 520kb]

 (i)   East Sussex and Brighton & Hove – Setting the Scene 
 (ii)  Types of Waste 
 (iii) Waste Arisings 
 (iv) Current Arrangements for Waste Management in  the Plan area 

   
Chapter 5 Developing the plan's strategy: targets for recovery of waste and distribution of facilities [PDF 536kb]

  (i)   Objectives for Sustainable Waste Management 
  (ii)  Targets for the Recovery of Waste 
  (iii)  Scenarios to achieve the Plan’s Strategy – Municipal Waste 
  (iv)  Plan Strategy for Commercial and Industrial Non-inert Waste 
  (v)   Selection of Plan Strategy for Waste Recovery 
  (vi)  Plan Strategy for Inert Waste 
  (vii) Identification of Sites for Waste Management Facilities 

   
Chapter 6 Policies - implementing the plan's strategy [PDF 260kb]

  (i)   Strategic Policies 
  WLP 1 The Plan’s Strategy 
  WLP 2 Transport Strategy 
  WLP 3 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty  
   
  (ii)  Site Policies  
  WLP 4 Road to Rail or Water Transfer 
  WLP 5 Safeguarding Sites 
  WLP 6 Expansions or Alterations to Existing Facilities 
  WLP 7 Site Specific Allocation for Road to Rail Transfers 
  WLP 8 Site Specific Allocations for Material Recovery Facilities/ Waste
   Transfer Facilities 
  WLP 9 Site –specific Allocations for Energy from Waste and Materials
   Recovery Facilities 
  WLP 10 Site-specific Allocations for Waste Disposal to Land 
   
  (iii) ‘Design for Waste’ Policies 
   WLP 11 Reduction, Re-use and recycling during Demolition and Design, 
   and Construction of New Developments 
   
  (iv) Waste Recovery  - Recycling Policies  
  WLP 12 Recycling as part of Major Development 
  WLP 13 Recycling, Transfer and Materials Recovery Facilities 
  WLP 14 Recycling and Recovery facilities for Construction and Demolition 
  Waste 
  WLP 15 Small Scale Recycling Collection Facilities 
  WLP 16 New Household Waste Sites 
   
  (v)  Waste Recovery  - Composting Policies 
  WLP 17 Reprocessing Industries 
  WLP 18 Composting Facilities 
   
  (vi)  Waste Recovery - Energy from Waste Policies  
  WLP 19 Energy from Waste Facilities 
   
  (vii) Land Disposal Policies  
  WLP 20 Landfilling – Non-Inert Waste 
  WLP 21 Landraising – Non-Inert Waste 
  WLP 22 Landfill Gas 
  WLP 23 Landfilling – Inert Waste 
  WLP 24 Landraising/Improvement with Inert Waste 
  WLP 25 Landfill Mining 

   
Chapter 7 Other wastes [PDF 489kb]

  (i)    Mineral Waste 
  WLP 26 Mineral Waste 
   
  (ii)   Special and Difficult Waste 
  WLP 27 Special and Difficult Wastes 
   
  (iii)  Clinical waste 
  WLP 28 On Site Clinical Waste Facilities
  WLP 29 Independent Clinical Waste Facilities 
  WLP 30 Wastewater and Sewage Sludge 
   
  (iv)  Wastewater and Sewage 
  WLP 30A Wastewater and Sewage Sludge (Brighton &  Hove/Peacehaven Catchment) 
   
  (v)   Landspreading of Liquid Wastes and Dredgings 
  WLP 31 Disposal of Liquid Waste and Dredgings on Land for its Improvement 
   
  (vi)  Liquid Waste Facilities 
  WLP 32 Liquid Waste Facilities 
   
  (vii)  Agricultural and Farm Waste 
  WLP 33 Agricultural and Stable Waste 
   
  (viii) Animal Carcass Waste 
  WLP 34 Animal Carcass Waste
 
  (ix) Nuclear and Radioactive Waste 

  (x)  Contaminated Land Waste 

Chapter 8 General policy considerations for all waste development [PDF 469kb]

  (i)   General Amenity Considerations 
  WLP 35 General Amenity Considerations 

  (ii)  Traffic Considerations 
  WLP 36 Transport Considerations 

   (iii)  Protection of Water Resources, Flood Prevention and Pollution Control
   WLP 37 Flood Defences, Flood Plains and Surface Water Runoff 
   WLP 38 Surface and Groundwater 

   (iv)  Design Considerations 
   WLP 39 Design Considerations 

   (v)   Environmental Improvements and other Benefits 
   WLP 40 Environmental Improvements and Other Benefits 

   (vi)  Enforcement 

  (vii) Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) 

Chapter 9 Implementation, monitoring and review [PDF 408kb]

(i)   Implementation  
(ii)  Monitoring
 

Appendices [PDF 2.52mb]

1  Glossary of Technical Terms 
2  Bibliography  
3  Plan Area Waste Facilities 
4  Inset Plans  
5  Transition to Waste Development Framework 


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