North East Cambridge Area Action Plan Issues and Options 2019
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North East Cambridge Area Action Plan Issues and Options 2019
Question 65: Do you support the plan requiring delivery of site wide approaches to issues such as energy and water, as well as the use of BREEAM Communities International Technical Standard at the mas
Representation ID: 33032
Received: 25/03/2019
Respondent: Cambridge Water
Cambridge water supports a site wide approach to water management as this is an effective way of implementing water efficiency standards beyond 110 l/p/d for domestic properties, and BREAAM Outstanding standards for non-residential buildings by including site wide water recycling and re-use. Consideration of site wide water consumption standards to 80 l/p/d at the masterplan stage can ensure that the required infrastructure is made available to support lower consumption of potable water, in an area of water stress, where available abstractions from public water supplies are reducing. There is a synergy between sustainable water consumption, and energy for heating water.
Cambridge water supports a site wide approach to water management as this is an effective way of implementing water efficiency standards beyond 110 l/p/d for domestic properties, and BREAAM Outstanding standards for non-residential buildings by including site wide water recycling and re-use. Consideration of site wide water consumption standards to 80 l/p/d at the masterplan stage can ensure that the required infrastructure is made available to support lower consumption of potable water, in an area of water stress, where available abstractions fro public water supplies are reducing. There is a synergy between sustainable water consumption, and energy for heating water.
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North East Cambridge Area Action Plan Issues and Options 2019
Question 65: Do you support the plan requiring delivery of site wide approaches to issues such as energy and water, as well as the use of BREEAM Communities International Technical Standard at the mas
Representation ID: 33037
Received: 25/03/2019
Respondent: Cambridge Water
Cambridge Water support the inclusion in planning permissions the BREAAM communities technical standards, and welcome engagement with the master planner to set design standards for the development. We would advocate that water consumption standards are 80 l/p/d, as the development is in an area of water stress, with increasing water demands due to growth and predicted reductions in water availability. We would be happy to collaborate on any water management strategy and identify opportunities for design options to reduce water consumption
Cambridge Water support the inclusion in planning permissions the BREAAM communities technical standards, and welcome engagement with the master planner to set design standards for the development. We would advocate that water consumption standards are 80 l/p/d, as the development is in an area of water stress, with increasing water demands due to growth and predicted reductions in water availability. We would be happy to collaborate on any water management strategy and identify opportunities for design options to reduce water consumption
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North East Cambridge Area Action Plan Issues and Options 2019
Question 66: Are there additional issues we should consider in developing the approach to deliver an exemplar development?
Representation ID: 33038
Received: 25/03/2019
Respondent: Cambridge Water
Cambridge Water has experience of collaboration at the design stage for implementing a site wide, dual pipe water recycling scheme at Eddington, and would welcome similar engagement for this development. We are committed to supporting developments with water efficiency standards above those required by planning.
Cambridge Water has experience of collaboration at the design stage for implementing a site wide, dual pipe water recycling scheme at Eddington, and would welcome similar engagement for this development. We are committed to supporting developments with water efficiency standards above those required by planning.
