Minerals Plan: Key Issues & Options

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Roger Caisley - Suon Ltd 12 Aug 2010

Derby & Derbyshire Minerals Core Strategy: Key Issues & Options Part One: Background Information Chapter 4: A Portrait of Minerals in Derbyshire the Geology of Derbyshire section

  • Comment ID: /3981825/7
Para 4.2: It would be more correct to say that older rocks were eroded by the glacial melt waters and deposited as sand, gravel and silt materials.
Andrew Barton - Peak District National Park Authority 16 Jul 2010

Derby & Derbyshire Minerals Core Strategy: Key Issues & Options Part One: Background Information Chapter 4: A Portrait of Minerals in Derbyshire the Geology of Derbyshire section

  • Comment ID: /3680481/12
Key Points from the Portrait of Minerals in Derbyshire There is duplication between the first two bullet points relating to sand and gravel, which is listed both as a mineral with a 'nationally significant role to play' in the first bullet point and as an 'other mineral' in the second bullet point.