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Swale Borough Council

… 600.0 700.0 CO2 emissions all Kent districts 2017 kilotons Industry and Commercial Domestic Transport Source: BEIS 6 Swale Borough Council Climate and Ecological Emergency  If we look at levels of emissions over the last 12 years, we can see an overall decrease across the borough, with the exception being in the Transport sector, which has hardly changed during the same period…

… public transport and active transport. Use Local Plan Review to reduce the need to travel (e.g. for work). Short Medium Commenced 4 ECS Promote work-place car chargers (Government funding available). Medium Medium 5 Planning Through the Local Plan Review, require that 10% of parking spaces in new developments are provided with Electric Vehicle Short Medium Implemented in parking SPD 25…

… an environmental SPD). Short Small Commenced 8 Planning / EH Work with KCC to develop the Swale Local Transport Strategy (to run in parallel to the Local Plan Review) and the promotion and facilitation of a major shift in priorities to public transport and active travel. Short Medium Commenced 9 EH / CEL Establish an anti-idling campaign, initially around school sites from which it can be expanded…

… Local Plan Review underway 5 Planning Review Local Plan and incorporate recommended actions on spatial land use strategy and integrated transport strategy, including focusing development in Swale’s conurbations to utilise existing vacant sites and under-utilised sites within the settlement confines. Short Medium Local plan review underway 6 Planning Encourage high-quality, medium-high…

… strategy, favouring public transport and active travel. This could include improving urban design and the connectivity between existing and new residential developments and town 3,400.0 3,600.0 3,800.0 4,000.0 4,200.0 320.0 330.0 340.0 350.0 360.0 370.0 CO 2 em iss io ns  (k t) CO 2 em iss io ns  (k t) Year Swale's Transport Emissions  2005‐2017 (kt CO2) Swale Kent and Medwy Source: BEIS…