Scottish
Borders Land Use Strategy pilot
‘Consultation
on the draft Framework and
Map
based information’
Please come along to one of the 4 public
meetings being held across the Borders to discuss the draft Land Use Framework:
Wednesday January
14th - Kirkhope hall, Ettrickbridge - 7.30pm.
Tuesday January
20th - Reston village hall - 7.30pm.
Wednesday January
21st - Eddleston village hall - 7.30pm.
Tuesday January 27th - Midlem
village hall - 7.30pm.
An example
map of the multiple benefits which can be achieved when implementing natural
flood management measures
Evening Programme for the
Consultation Events
After almost 18 months of widespread discussion, the draft Land Use Framework
and Maps are available for public consultation and we are hosting a series of
LUS pilot consultation events. At these events, a short presentation will be
made on the draft Framework document. This will be followed by a discussion regarding
the various maps generated. More information is available overleaf. It would be appreciated if
you could let us know of your intention to attend, by e-mailing:
Kind
Regards
Derek Robeson, Tweed Forum
Scottish Borders pilot regional Land Use Framework:
Consultation Questions
The consultation documents and maps are
available to view for your interest and comment on the Council's website at:
www.scotborders.gov.uk/info/1225/countryside_farming_and_wildlife/964/biodiversity/6
www.scotborders.gov.uk/pilotLUSconsultation/maps
www.scotborders.gov.uk/pilotLUSconsultation/maps
A set of consultation questions is also available
on the Council's website for completion via an online web form, or
via a download document if you prefer to submit your response by email or post
to lus@scotborders.gov.uk or Land Use Strategy pilot consultation, Built &
Natural Heritage, Regulatory Services, Newtown St Boswells TD6 0SA. The closing date for consultation responses
is 16th February 2015.
Ahead of the meeting, it would be beneficial to have
looked at the on-line documents, and maps, so we can discuss them. The
questions are listed below:
Question 1:
Does the Framework document provide enough background information to
explain the pilot?
Question 2:
Are you satisfied with the process undertaken to produce the Framework?
Question 3:
Are you satisfied with the stakeholder consultation undertaken to
produce the Framework?
Question 4:
Are you satisfied with the content and clarity of the maps shown?:
i) Do you have any comments on the stock maps of
natural capital?
ii) Do you have any comments on the opportunity
maps and key policy drivers?
iii) Do you have any comments on the interaction
maps?
iv) Do you have any comments on the potential
multiple benefit maps?
Question 5:
Are the mapped sets of interactions between different potential land
uses (constraints on possible land use options) together with the maps of
potential multiple benefits helpful in guiding decisions about possible land
use change?
Question 6
i)
Can you give an indication of how you might use the
mapped information?
ii)
What other elements might help make this easier for
your use?
Question 7
Are you satisfied with the Interim action plan?
Question 8:
Are you satisfied with the set of potential national, regional and local
actions as proposed in the Postscript?
Questions 9 &10: Refer to actions for organisations to consider
Question 11:
Do you feel that the proposals for Monitoring and Assessment of this
pilot are adequate for the purpose?
Question 12: Do you have any further comments you would like to make?
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