Including 5 closely related terms such as manage, management, and waste hierarchy.
… resources should be used efficiently and incorporate a proportion of recycled and/or secondary aggregates. Policy D2 (1b) Construction and demolition waste should be minimised. Waste should be reused and recycled at source or separated and collected for recycling in line with the waste hierarchy. Policies D2 (1c), D2 (2) and D1 (10) Schemes should be designed to reduce energy use in line…
… and (e) measures that enable sustainable lifestyles for the occupants of the buildings (2) When meeting these requirements, the energy and waste hierarchies should be followed except where it can be demonstrated that greater sustainability can be achieved by utilising measures further down the hierarchy. (3) Major development should include a sustainability statement setting out how the matters…
… services for space heating/cooling and hot-water systems, ventilation and internal lighting). Unregulated emissions are those arising from energy use other than for building services, such as appliances, cooking and IT equipment. 2.5 The energy and waste hierarchies (see Figure 1) set out the steps that should be followed to make development more sustainable. The key principle in both hierarchies…
… is that consumption/demand should first be eliminated wherever possible, and then reduced, before sustainable sources are used to meet any remaining need. 5 Figure 1: Energy and waste hierarchies 2.6 Sufficiently large or intensive developments (referenced in paragraph 6 of policy D2) are defined as any of the following at paragraph 4.5.35 of the Local Plan: • residential only developments…
… with the matters that relate to buildings (e.g. energy and carbon performance, water efficiency, construction and demolition waste management etc.). 3.8 The local validation list will be updated to reflect these timings in due course. The local validation list can be found here: https://www.guildford.gov.uk/article/22693/Local-Validation-List- What happens if information is not provided? 3.9…