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Hello

Your request has been dealt with under the Environmental Information
Regulations rather than Freedom of Information as it relates to
environmental information. The majority of the information you seek is
already in the public domain.

The map of development parcels at Carrington can be found in the New
Carrington Allocation Topic Paper on pg. 60. [1]Report
(greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk)

Current planning applications in Carrington are available on a map base by
using the search function on the Council’s Public Access planning database
system. [2]Map Search (trafford.gov.uk)

Places for Everyone is one of the suite of development plan documents for
Trafford. All planning applications are subject to its policies, whether
at Carrington or elsewhere in the Borough. Planning applications in
Carrington are subject specifically to Policy JPA30 of PfE. This requires
(among other things) that development comes forward in accordance with a
masterplan. The New Carrington Masterplan remains under preparation. If
planning applications in Carrington come forward ahead of the masterplan
then the Council will need to take a view on the level of compliance with
Policy JPA30. This will be a matter of planning judgement, will depend
entirely on the facts of the case and relevant material considerations and
will be set out in future officer report(s) on individual planning
applications. Additionally, the Council has set out its position in
relation to infrastructure contributions at Carrington in a report to
Planning Committee and I would refer you particularly to section 9 of that
report. [3]Report (trafford.gov.uk)

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Kind regards,

Jennie Ward

Senior PA to Richard Roe,

Corporate Director for Place

Trafford Council | Trafford Town Hall
Talbot Road | Stretford | M32 0TH

Trafford, a place where all our residents,

communities and businesses thrive.

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Good afternoon

Some reasons for departing from PfE policy are given in the report already provided on the interim infrastructure contributions strategy. Anything outside of this report is asking officers to speculate which is outside of the scope of FOI / EIR - there is no information 'held' on this matter.

Kind regards,
 
Jennie Ward
Senior PA to Richard Roe,
Corporate Director for Place
Trafford Council | Trafford Town Hall
Talbot Road | Stretford | M32 0TH

Trafford, a place where all our residents,
communities and businesses thrive.

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