Part One: Spatial Strategy and Policies (Regulation 18)
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Part One: Spatial Strategy and Policies (Regulation 18)
Policy DLP42 Energy Infrastructure
Representation ID: 646
Received: 22/12/2023
Respondent: TfWM and WMCA
Paragraph 12.5 in the Climate Change section mentions decarbonising transport, but this should also include decarbonisation of transport infrastructure and in particular be mindful of the work WMCA is undertaking as part of Adept’s Live Lab 2 programme with the Centre of Excellence for the Decarbonisation of local Roads (CEDR).
Additionally, there needs to be more specific reference made to the climate adaptation requirements for the transport infrastructure
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Part One: Spatial Strategy and Policies (Regulation 18)
Policy DLP44 Air Quality
Representation ID: 647
Received: 22/12/2023
Respondent: TfWM and WMCA
The KRN team welcomes the section relating to Air Quality in the Climate Change chapter and would encourage embedding policy relating to air quality in all transport-related strategies, due to the high percentage of responsibility that transport holds for air pollutants.
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Part One: Spatial Strategy and Policies (Regulation 18)
The vision for Dudley Borough by 2041
Representation ID: 648
Received: 22/12/2023
Respondent: TfWM and WMCA
Overall, we very much welcome the sustainable transport ambitions set out in Dudley’s Local Plan for improved connectivity via public transport and active travel infrastructure and we can clearly see many measures in this local plan moving in a positive direction to achieve our WMLTP5 ambitions.
We hope our above policy suggestions and comments, may further help strengthen the plan, and we welcome these being included in the next stage of the local plan. Our work with you on the Area Strategy for the Black Country will further help to improve the relationship between the Dudley Local Plan and the development and delivery of transport strategy across Dudley - be it concerning those key regional transport schemes like rapid transit and our core bus networks or in ways to support more local behaviour change and those measures that can help people move around more sustainably in their local neighbourhoods.
In the meantime, please do not hesitate to contact me if you require further information or clarity on our points raised in the letter and we look forward to continuing working with Dudley MBC on their local plan and through the proposed transport policies.