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    Portfolio Holder for Economic Development, Planning and Housing - Wednesday, 9th December, 2020

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    Endorsement of the South Wales Regional Aggregates Working Party Regional Technical Statement 2nd Review (2020) pdf icon PDF 469 KB

    Additional documents:

    • Appendix 1 - RTS 2nd Review - Main Document - FINAL version (English) (002) , item 1. pdf icon PDF 3 MB
    • Appendix 1 continued - RTS 2nd Review - Appendix B (South Wales) - FINAL version (English) (002) , item 1. pdf icon PDF 3 MB

    Minutes:

    Decisions taken by Individual Portfolio Holders

     

    County Councillor Iain McIntosh  

    Portfolio Holder for Economic Development, Planning and Housing

     

     

    Decisions Taken 9 December 2020

    Decisions Published 9 December 2020   

    Decisions Effective 17 December 2020      

     

     

    Endorsement of the South Wales Regional Aggregates Working Party Regional Technical Statement 2nd Review (2020)

     

    DECISION that the Portfolio Holder endorses the Regional Technical Statement Second Review (2020) in Appendix 1 of the report.

     

    The main purpose of the endorsement is to confirm that Powys County Council accepts the apportionment for aggregates for the Powys LPA area, as set out in the Second Review of the RTS (figures as detailed at 3.4.4 above).

     

    In accordance with national policy, the revised or replacement Powys Local Development Plan will include the latest RTS requirements to ensure that the required land bank for the supply of aggregates  (crushed rock in Powys, sand and gravel land bank not relevant) as required for the construction industry and economic health is maintained.

     

    It should be noted that if individual local authorities do not accept the Regional Technical Statement Second Review, the Welsh Government will, as a last resort, consider its default powers to intervene in the Development Plan process (MTAN 1, paragraph A3).