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We have launched an eight-week consultation on our draft Air Quality Delivery Plan (AQDP) 2024 - 2029 which sets out our priorities for how we work to improve air quality in the borough.
We want to hear what those who live, work and visit Croydon think of the priorities and if they have any suggestions for other things our plan should include.
Please review the priorities and give your feedback in the survey below.
The council's key priorities for the draft Air Quality Delivery Plan 2024–2029
Work towards the World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines for reducing PM2.5 (small particles of dust)
Increase the network of air quality monitoring across the borough
Continue to engage schools on improving the air quality around them
Continue to carry out regular inspections of major developments in the borough to make sure sites have considered their environmental impact and have submitted either a construction logistics plan (CLP) or construction environmental management plan (CEMP)
Continue to review applications for new developments to ensure they are air quality positive or at least 'air quality neutral'
Continue to raise awareness and encourage behaviour change through air quality campaigns
Assess any potential impact of more electric vehicles in the borough
Increase awareness of the negative emissions that come from the burning of non seasoned wood and wood burning in the home through an awareness campaign
Review the vehicles the council uses to deliver its services and suggest reasonable changes to help reduce emissions
Improve opportunities for cycling and walking.
Survey closes 11:59pm, Sunday 22 December 2024
Privacy statement:
Personal data submitted (including any equalities data) will be processed in accordance with the requirements of the UK General Data Protection Regulations. Data will only be used for the purposes of the consultation. Details will not be shared or published. By participating, you agree to your data being used in this way. For the purposes of this survey, we are asking some equalities questions.
We have launched an eight-week consultation on our draft Air Quality Delivery Plan (AQDP) 2024 - 2029 which sets out our priorities for how we work to improve air quality in the borough.
We want to hear what those who live, work and visit Croydon think of the priorities and if they have any suggestions for other things our plan should include.
Please review the priorities and give your feedback in the survey below.
The council's key priorities for the draft Air Quality Delivery Plan 2024–2029
Work towards the World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines for reducing PM2.5 (small particles of dust)
Increase the network of air quality monitoring across the borough
Continue to engage schools on improving the air quality around them
Continue to carry out regular inspections of major developments in the borough to make sure sites have considered their environmental impact and have submitted either a construction logistics plan (CLP) or construction environmental management plan (CEMP)
Continue to review applications for new developments to ensure they are air quality positive or at least 'air quality neutral'
Continue to raise awareness and encourage behaviour change through air quality campaigns
Assess any potential impact of more electric vehicles in the borough
Increase awareness of the negative emissions that come from the burning of non seasoned wood and wood burning in the home through an awareness campaign
Review the vehicles the council uses to deliver its services and suggest reasonable changes to help reduce emissions
Improve opportunities for cycling and walking.
Survey closes 11:59pm, Sunday 22 December 2024
Privacy statement:
Personal data submitted (including any equalities data) will be processed in accordance with the requirements of the UK General Data Protection Regulations. Data will only be used for the purposes of the consultation. Details will not be shared or published. By participating, you agree to your data being used in this way. For the purposes of this survey, we are asking some equalities questions.
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