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Good morning

In order to provide the required information in your Freedom of Information request would you please confirm the below;

1. What time period is the requestor interested in – is it since the New Carrington site was first identified in the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework (as it was known then) in 2016?
2. What is the definition of ‘plots’ – does this mean sites identified in Places for Everyone for residential or commercial development and release from the Green Belt?

When we have received the information, this will enable us to process the request and return the information to you.

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Dear Marj Powner

Thank you for your email of 24th November in which you provided information in response to our request for clarification. However, we are still unclear as to what time period you require information about. Without clarity on what period you are interested in, your request will be considered too broad and refused under reg 12(4)(C) 0f the Environmental Information Regulations.

For example, you may be interested in information only since 2016, when New Carrington was first identified in the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework.

If you require any further assistance please let us know.

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Information Governance
Legal Services | Trafford Council | Trafford Town Hall | Talbot Road | Stretford | M32 0TH
Email: [Trafford Council request email]

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Dear Marj Powner,

Thank you for your correspondence and subsequent clarifications where you
requested information about pre-application planning discussions since
2016 at sites in Carrington (as detailed in your request).

We can confirm that there have been no submissions for pre-application
planning advice since 2016 under your search criteria. Following your
clarification the Council searched its records and asked planning officers
directly for information about pre-application advice sought since 2016
for sites in the New Carrington allocation which are proposed to be
released from the Green Belt. It did not extend its search to other areas
of the New Carrington allocation which are not currently in the Green Belt
or which are proposed to remain in the Green Belt following the adoption
of Places for Everyone.

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Manager, Trafford Council, Town Hall, Talbot Road Stretford M32 0TH or via
email to [1][Trafford Council request email] 

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Jennie Ward

Senior PA to Richard Roe,

Corporate Director for Place

Trafford – where all our residents,

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