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Minerals and Waste Planning Policy

Minerals and Waste Policy

The County Council is responsible for preparing Minerals and Waste planning policy for Worcestershire.

The City, Borough and District Councils are responsible for preparing planning policy relating to other matters.
   
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What's New

The Waste Core Strategy was submitted to the Secretary of State on 28th November 2011. The Secretary of State has appointed a Planning Inspector to hold an examination into the 'soundness' and legal compliance of the Strategy.

The Inspector will hold public hearing sessions for a week commencing on Tuesday 13th March 

For more detail about the programme or how you can be involved please view the examination page or contact the programme officer.
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Emerging Minerals and Waste Policy

Waste Core Stratergy

The Waste Core Strategy will be used by the County Council to determine applications for waste management development. It will replace the waste planning policies set out in the Structure Plan.

The relevant documents were submitted on the 28th November 2011

The Secretary of State has appointed a Planning Inspector to hold an examination into the 'soundness' and legal compliance of the Strategy.

Minerals Core Stratergy

The Minerals Core Strategy will be used by the County Council to determine applications for minerals development. It will replace the Minerals Local Plan and minerals policies set out in the Structure Plan.

Preparation of the Minerals Core Strategy is expected to begin in late 2011. Please contact us if you wish to register on our consultation database.   
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Current Minerals and Waste Policy

Structure Plan The saved policies in the Structure Plan set out the County's Waste planning policies and planning policies relating to minerals, alongside other policies which will be replaced over time by the City, Borough and District Planning policies.
Local Plan The Minerals Local Plan set out saved policies relating to mineral development in Worcestershire.
Community invovlement The Statement of Community Involvement sets out how we will involve the public and other stakeholders in Minerals and Waste Planning. 
Term Dates

Annual Monitoring Report

Annual Monitoring

An Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) is produced by the council every financial year. Its purpose is to assess the effectiveness of the Council's existing planning policies and progress in preparing new Minerals and Waste Planning Policy

The Annual Monitoring Report 2009/10 is now available
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Contact Information


Minerals and Waste Policy

Planning, Economy and Performance

County Hall
Spetchley Road
Worcester
WR5 2NP 

Tel: 01905 766374
Email: wcs@worcestershire.gov.uk
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The page is next due for review 31 July 2013.

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