Question 18: Do you agree with the proposed approach with providing infrastructure in Southend Central Area? Please explain your answer.

Support

Representation ID: 1947

Received: 08/02/2016

Respondent: Essex Chambers of Commerce

Agree with the proposed approach to providing infrastructure in Southend Central Area

Comment

Representation ID: 2015

Received: 05/02/2016

Respondent: Anglian Water

Treatment capacity at Southend Water Recycling Centre is available to serve the proposed level of growth in the plan.(Infrastructure Provision 4.12 paragraph 139)

Comment

Representation ID: 2016

Received: 05/02/2016

Respondent: Anglian Water

There may be a need for upgrades to the foul sewerage network to accommodate the used water flows from the proposed development. (Infrastructure Provision 4.12 paragraph 140) This will be assessed for each site when we are approached via our pre planning service and a solution identified. Details can be found at: http://www.anglianwater.co.uk/developers/pre-planning-service-.aspx. Developers should be encouraged to submit a pre planning enquiry at the earliest opportunity.

Comment

Representation ID: 2027

Received: 05/02/2016

Respondent: Anglian Water

For Surface water disposal we would expect a SuDS solution to be utilised where at all viable and under no circumstances will surface water be permitted to discharge into the foul sewerage system. (Infrastructure Provision 4.12 paragraph 140)

Support

Representation ID: 2095

Received: 15/02/2016

Respondent: Stockvale Group

The STOCKVALE GROUP understand the concept of a much greater residential intensification of the SCAAP area and would wholeheartedly support the Councils aspirations for an additional 4000+ homes however, this must be in the context of insuring there is suitable amenity and infrastructure.
The intensification together with a greater mix of uses in the Town Centre and Central Seafront create a much more buoyant and sustainable economy and the STOCKVALE GROUP welcome the Councils proposals as part of the SCAAP planning document.

Comment

Representation ID: 2105

Received: 15/02/2016

Respondent: Stockvale Group

Before the SCAAP document is enshrined, the STOCKVALE GROUP would ask that the Council carry out thorough research, analysis and investigation into the capabilities of the existing infrastructure and the capabilities of utility suppliers to meet the aspirational growth. This is essential and will need some degree of consideration in terms of new sub stations around the SCAAP area. This directly links to townscape and Public Realm improvements as these sub stations represent an opportunity to not create a negative space in the overall townscape.
Many of the Members of the STOCKVALE GROUP are continuously seeking to improve their offer and find that the limitation of the existing utilities coming into the SCAAP area prohibit their future plans and proposals. This has not been at all addressed in the SCAAP document.

Support

Representation ID: 2198

Received: 15/02/2016

Respondent: Southend BID

The BID understand the concept of a much greater residential intensification of the SCAAP area and would wholeheartedly support the Councils aspirations for an additional 4000+ homes however, this must be in the context of insuring there is suitable amenity and infrastructure. The intensification together with a greater mix of uses in the Town Centre and Central Seafront create a much more buoyant and sustainable economy and the BID welcome the Councils proposals as part of the SCAAP planning document.

Comment

Representation ID: 2208

Received: 15/02/2016

Respondent: Southend BID

Before the SCAAP document is enshrined, the BID would ask that the Council carry out thorough research, analysis and investigation into the capabilities of the existing infrastructure and the capabilities of utility suppliers to meet the aspirational growth. This is essential and will need some degree of consideration in terms of new sub stations around the SCAAP area. This directly links to townscape and Public Realm improvements as these sub stations represent an opportunity to not create a negative space in the overall townscape. Many of the Members of the BID are continuously seeking to improve their offer and find that the limitation of the existing utilities coming into the SCAAP area prohibit their future plans and proposals. This has not been at all addressed in the SCAAP document.

Comment

Representation ID: 2249

Received: 15/02/2016

Respondent: Southend BID

Energy and Utilities 32% top priority

Comment

Representation ID: 2294

Received: 22/01/2016

Respondent: Mr Alan Grubb

The nearest Health Centre is located in North Road Westcliff, will this health centre be able to handle the additional demand which would be created by the new developments, The old Ekco site, Roots Hall site, the old college site next to the Civic Centre, Heath House and Carby House.

Support

Representation ID: 2368

Received: 15/02/2016

Respondent: Southend & District Pensioner's Campaign

Yes, any new school may decide to convert to an Academy

Comment

Representation ID: 2392

Received: 12/02/2016

Respondent: Procuresure Consulting

Southend-On-Sea Council should ensure that all new developments both business and residential have Fibre optic ultra high speed broadband infrastructure as standard. This will attract future business and technologies to the city. The Council should be the city to make Southend On Sea the first 100% fibre High speed broadband city in uk. This upgrade of communication across the city along with a wi-fi infrastructure as seen in cities across Romania (yes Romania) would make Southend extremely attractive to global business with high speed Broadband communications being a pinch point for companies across the UK both large and small.

Comment

Representation ID: 2436

Received: 01/03/2016

Respondent: National Federation for the Blind

There is no mention of Public toilets or day centres for disabled people.