Browse main sections
Skip Navigation|

Deposit Habitats Regulations Assessment Documents & Response Form

The consultation has now closed

Please note

Correction to Habitats Regulations Assessment Appendices – 3 February 2011

On the 28th January the Local Planning Authority (LPA) discovered an omission from one of the documents it made available when consulting on the Ceredigion Local Development Plan (LDP). The omission relates to Appendices 4 to 10 of the 'Habitats Regulations Assessment Appendices (December 2010)' which accompanies 'The Habitats Regulations Assessment for the Ceredigion LDP Screening Report Deposit Version (December 2010)'.

This omission would have been clear to anyone reading the available documents both from the index to the Appendices document, from the fact that the fourth Appendix ends arbitrarily and from the numerous references to the omitted Appendices in the main document, 'The Habitats Regulations Assessment for the Ceredigion LDP Screening Report Deposit Version (December 2010) . No consultee has to date brought the omission to the attention of the LPA.

Having carefully considered how to deal with the omission the LPA have decided to make consultees aware of the position through this notice on the website and to proceed with the consultation commenced on the 22nd of December 2010. As such the end date for the consultation remains 12 noon on the 17th of February 2011.

The Habitats Regulations Assessment

The potential impacts the Local Development Plan (LDP) might have on Ceredigion's European sites, which contain protected wildlife and habitats have been checked. This is called a Habitat Regulation Assessment, which is also part of this Deposit consultation.

The Habitats Regulations Assessment document is in 3 parts:

A summary of the Habitats Regulations Assessment is also available, see

pdficon.gif icon The Habitats Regulations Assessment Screening Report Summary (English) [57kb]

A form for making representations is available from the above address, or by calling 01545 572123, or below.

Consultation runs from 22 December 2010 to midday on 17 February 2011. All comments must be received by midday on 17 February 2011.