1 Pathway to Zero Waste Workshop 12 November 2010 Waste Data and LDF Preparation Trevor Brown Principal Planning Officer
Nov 03, 2014
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Pathway to Zero Waste Workshop 12 November 2010
Waste Data and
LDF Preparation
Trevor BrownPrincipal Planning Officer
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Waste Core Strategy - Purpose
• Identify waste capacity requirement• Plan for a period of at least 15 years • Identify a strategy for site identification• Set a policy framework for development
management
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Waste Core Strategy - Aims
• Self-sufficiency (as far as possible)
• Accommodate neighbouring needs
(where necessary)
• Identify how special needs should be met
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Waste Core Strategy - Process
• Establish (most) reliable base data
• Estimate future levels of waste
• Decide on how to manage the waste
• Establish existing waste capacity
• Develop strategy– for deficiency in waste capacity– for surplus in waste capacity
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Waste Core Strategy - ProcessC & I WasteCurrent 630,000 tpaEstimate 690,000 tpa
AimRecycle 70%Treat 25%Landfill 5%
ExistingRecycle 40%Treat 0%Landfill 60%
Develop StrategyRecycle requirement 189,000 tpaTreatment requirement 157,500 tpaLandfill surplus ???
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Waste Data: base data
• MSW: local authorities
• C&I: survey / E.A. data
• CDE: survey / E.A. data
• Haz : E.A. data
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Waste Data: Growth Rates
• Current trends
• Population/employment projections
• Waste targets on reduction
• Behaviour change
Get a Consultant??
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Waste Data: Managing the waste
• European / National targets
• Regional Spatial Strategy (revoked)
• New focus on Localism– Municipal waste strategy– Recycling/composting/landfill diversion aims– Approach to self-sufficiency– Stakeholder consultation
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Waste Data: Existing Capacity
• Average annual throughput?
• E.A. Licensed capacity limit?
• Planning condition limit?
• Site size?
• Waste market / operator opinion?
• PPS10 Guide: ‘maximum amount a site can take in annually’
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Waste Data: how important?
• Berkshire Waste Core Strategy
• Submission to SoS
• EiP adjourned“…….if the base data of existing waste management facilities is incorrect, the requirements for additional waste management capacity….may be incorrect”
- Waste Core Strategy withdrawn
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Oxon: Waste Site Profile (content)
• Facility identification
• Contact Details
• Operator Aspiration
• E.A. data (throughput, capacity etc)
• Planning history
• Preliminary planning assessment
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Oxon: Waste Site Profile (process)
• Call for sites form
• Prepare draft profile
• Discuss Operator
• Finalise profile
• Monitor
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Oxon: Waste Site Profile (stats)
• Summer 2008 commencement
• 110 waste sites
• 149 separate facilities
• 87 site nominations
• 60% operator returns
• 36 completed profiles (to date)
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Waste Data and the LDF
Thank you
Questions?