Page
reference
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Query/amendment
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Page 7
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Amended the diagram and details of the
political administration of Ceredigion County Council including the results
of the Lampeter by election.
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Page 12
Column 2
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Included the updated broadband figures
for Ceredigion: “Significant lobbying by Ceredigion County Council and others
has resulted in 31.8% coverage of full Fibre broadband giving over 100 Mbps
capability. The county wide current average download of 79mbps is one of
the highest levels for a rural local authority”.
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Page 13*
Column 1
Row 1
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Removed duplication of actions relating
to coastal defence works.
Agreed terminology is to
“complete” the works rather than “deliver” the works.
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Page 17
Bullet 1
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Amended terminology. The ambition now
reads: “Provide for the care needs of our population”
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Page 17
Bullet 7
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Clarified wording to “Welcome and support
the resettlement of refugees”.
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Page 17*
Footnote
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Added footnote to explain the role of
Community Connectors
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Page 18 Column 3
Paragraph 3
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Amended terminology. The sentence now reads
“provide for the care needs of our population”
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Page 19 Column 2
Row 9
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Clarified wording to: “We will continue
to play a leading role in helping refugees and resettling them into our
communities”.
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Page 19
Column 2
Row 10
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Upon reflection of the steps to deliver
the Creating Caring and Healthy Communities Objective, an additional step
was identified and added:
“Support community cohesion in
Ceredigion”
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Page 20
Column 2
Row 6
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Upon reflection of the steps to deliver
the Creating Caring and Healthy Communities Objective, an additional step
was identified and added:
“Proactive and robust response to civil
contingencies:
·
Combat the
spread of communicable disease
·
Prepare for, and
respond to, civil contingency emergencies”
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Page 20*
Final row
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Explanation of role of Community
Connectors added for clarity
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Page 29*
Bullet 5
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The reference to “Discourage the
ownership of second homes in the county” is referenced in the Plaid Cymru manifesto:
“We will prioritise action to discourage
the ownership of second homes in the county. Specifically
we will campaign for a change in the Planning Act to ensure that planning
permission will need to be obtained before converting a residential home
into a holiday home or holiday let. In accordance with the Co-operation
Agreement between Plaid Cymru and the Welsh Government we will support the
use of the planning, property and taxation systems
to tackle the problem.”
Members may wish to make a recommendation
to Cabinet to amend this step if required
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Page 29
Bullet 7
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Corrected wording – “Encourage the
retention of Welsh place names”.
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Page 29
Bullet 8
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Amended the ambition on page 29 relating
to the phosphates issue:
“We have recognised the seriousness of
the issue associated with phosphate levels along the Teifi Valley within
the Corporate Risk Register. Every effort will be made through the
Nutrient Management Board to find early solutions to the problem”
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Page 31*
Column 1
Row 9
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Amended the step relating to flooding to
include Llanybydder, Llandysul and other
settlements along the Teifi Valley:
“Work with all relevant agencies to find
solutions to flooding at Llanybydder, Llandysul
and other settlements along the Teifi Valley, with Natural Resources Wales
taking the lead on intervention in their role as the flood risk managers
for main rivers”.
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Page 31
Column 1
Row 10
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Corrected wording – “Encourage the
retention of Welsh-language house and place names”.
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Page 33
Column 1
Row 6
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Upon reflection of the steps to deliver
the Creating Sustainable, Greener and Well-Connected Communities, an
additional step was identified and added:
“Monitor air quality in Ceredigion and
continue to compare with national standards and objectives”
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Page 34*
Final row
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Explanation of the role of Community
Connectors included for clarity
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Consultation
Feedback Report
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Page
reference
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Query/amendment
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Page 11*
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A Members asked how many responses to the
consultation were in Welsh?
There were 51 responses in total, 3 were
in Welsh and 48 in English.
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Page 11*
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A Member referred to the Consultation
feedback report, page 11, Equalities Monitoring Questions in that the total
responses is 35 (as of 23 September) but the figures do not total 35.
All charts in the Equalities Monitoring
Section now show the number of questions that were not answered and sum to
51 responses. This is on pages 12-15 Welsh version of the report and pages
11-14 in the English version.
There is one exception, which is Q24
relating to Language - Can you understand, speak, read
or write Welsh? This is because respondents could select multiple answers.
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