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# 260616 - 19Jun26 - session 26-25

Printing, resizing, zoom levels, overhead photography, legends, flood alert areas, Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), flood risk areas

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### Meeting Summary for Parish Online banter session 26-25:

Jun 19, 2026 01:58 PM London ID: 897 5877 7706

### Quick recap

Stuart provided technical support to David Newman (Blackbird) for printing maps from Parish Online for an upcoming Leeds Festival stall. They worked through various map printing options, including adjusting zoom levels, changing formats between PNG and PDF, and customizing scales for different paper sizes. They encountered issues with flood alert areas not displaying properly in the printed legend, which Stuart suggested reporting as a support ticket. The session also covered printing energy performance certificates and green/blue infrastructure maps, with Stuart demonstrating how to properly title and describe the printed documents. Additionally, they briefly discussed showing evidence of change over time using aerial photography layers and planning application history.

### Next steps

#### David Newman (Blackbird)

* Print and prepare the required maps (including aerial photography, flood risk areas, EPCs, and relevant council layers) for use at the Leeds Festival stall, using appropriate scales and formats as discussed.
* Submit a support ticket to Parish Online regarding the issue of flood alert areas not showing in the printed legend, and attach the saved print file for their investigation.
* Continue monitoring updates from Parish Online about recent changes to the platform and be aware of any new functionality or design changes that may affect map printing and legend display.

### Summary

#### Leeds Festival Map Printing Discussion

Stuart and David Newman discussed printing maps for a stall at the Leeds Festival. They explored options for printing parish maps, including aerial photography and additional features like flood alert areas. Stuart guided David through the printing process, addressing technical issues and suggesting ways to handle large prints using an A4 printer and software to split images. They also touched on printing other documents like energy performance certificates.

#### Flood Alert Printing Issue Resolution

Stuart and David Newman worked on troubleshooting issues with printing flood alert areas from a map in Parish Online. They discovered that while the flood alert areas displayed correctly on the screen, they were not appearing in the printed version. Stuart guided David through submitting a support ticket to Parish Online with the printed file as evidence of the issue. They also adjusted the map scale and positioning to better display the parish area, ultimately settling on a custom scale of 11,500 to provide appropriate coverage while maintaining detail.

#### Map Scale and Format Planning

Stuart and David Newman discussed creating maps with different scales, including options for A4 and A3 formats. They worked on generating a PNG file that could be split up later, and addressed technical issues with screen sharing due to bandwidth constraints. Stuart suggested creating separate maps for actual data and potential score increases rather than combining them, and they discussed adjusting titles and descriptions for the maps.

#### Mapping Data Conversion Discussion

David Newman and Stuart discussed technical issues with Zoom crashing and screen sharing, eventually resolving the screen sharing problem. They worked on converting maps from PNG to PDF format and compared different mapping data sources including City Council, Sport England, and Natural England data, noting differences in how each organization defined green spaces and play areas.

#### City Council Maps Planning

David Newman and Stuart discussed printing maps showing city council areas and housing development changes. They identified the appropriate format (PNG for A3) and confirmed the event date as July 11th, determining there was sufficient time to prepare. The conversation concluded with David mentioning his plans to repair cracked polycarbonate motorbike panels, to which Stuart provided some technical advice about potential gluing methods.

#### Climate Center Event Discussion

Stuart and David Newman discussed an event at Climate Emergency Centre in Brazil's Park where 40-50 people attended, and Jules ran a session. They reviewed how to show evidence of change at a site using aerial photography layers and planning application details from Wealden District Council. Stuart also mentioned recent design changes to Parish Online, including new colors and tab ordering, though specific details were not fully explored.

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Stuart Bacon: Can I help with anything?

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Yeah, well, once people arrive, I'm interested in…

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): how to print out maps, because we're going to have a stall at the Lise Festival, and so…

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Want to print out some various maps to use there.

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Stuart Bacon: Yeah, no, I mean, can run you through that if you want to pull up your,

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Stuart Bacon: If you want to share your screen and whatever, we can,

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Stuart Bacon: run you through that now, if you want, because I'm not sure what…

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Stuart Bacon: Who's coming today? What anybody's doing?

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Yeah, I don't know if you or anyone else has been…

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Doing printed maps from Paris Online?

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Stuart Bacon: Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, I've printed plenty of maps and whatever in my time for Parish Online. I mean, we've moved more to,

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Stuart Bacon: such as using public maps lately, and, people using it on devices, but, yeah, no, I still… still have a need to put… to print some occasionally, and I mean, certainly when you,

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Stuart Bacon: Submitting documents, it's useful to be able to do, so…

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Stuart Bacon: Oh, if you… can you share your screen with me?

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): He says, clicking on the share button… oh.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Alright.

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Stuart Bacon: There we go, something's beginning to come through.

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Stuart Bacon: Since you've started screen sharing, oops! And it disappeared.

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Stuart Bacon: It was there, and then… went.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Alright, try again.

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Stuart Bacon: Yep, I can see your screen.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Right, okay.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): So the parish you see is Blackbird Lees.

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Stuart Bacon: Yep.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Okay… And…

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Stuart Bacon: And you want to do it with aerial photography, do you?

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Yeah, well, that… If… Possibly the first step.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): But then… There's other things.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): That… We might want to show people, because we don't actually have An emergency resilience Plan.

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Stuart Bacon: Oh, okay.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): So.

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Stuart Bacon: So is that something you want to get… begin to put into place? Is it putting a…

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Stuart Bacon: Backload mapping…

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Right, it's not there.

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Stuart Bacon: And I'd probably do the next one as well.

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Stuart Bacon: Flood alert areas.

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Stuart Bacon: Yep.

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Stuart Bacon: So…

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): And then there's another thing we might want. So, if something like that.

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Stuart Bacon: So you wanna…

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): about printing it.

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Stuart Bacon: Very simple.

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Stuart Bacon: If you go to print,

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Stuart Bacon: And… we now need to sort of work out…

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Stuart Bacon: Because if you look at what you've got.

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Stuart Bacon: The best fit has sort of cropped your parish ever so slightly, top and bottom. There are a couple of little bits there that aren't,

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Stuart Bacon: Yeah, aren't within the frame of the picture. How are you printing, the maps.

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Stuart Bacon: What type of printer are you going to be using to print them on?

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Stuart Bacon: Have you got access to an A3 printer, or is it just gonna be… April.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): got an A4 printer, although I also have software to split up

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): an image and print it on 4A4, which you then stick together.

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Stuart Bacon: Okay, yep, that could be useful. So, it,

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Stuart Bacon: Let's… Let's give the map some detail, then. Right.

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Stuart Bacon: So, the title of your map, flooding, yeah?

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Stuart Bacon: Yeah, and if you throw your description in on… that…

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Whoops.

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Stuart Bacon: Yep, so, you want a legend, and I would suggest the… the North Arrow.

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Stuart Bacon: Now… we can do two things. We can… initially, at the moment, you're printing that, or you're…

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Stuart Bacon: Let's… let's say printing is… A step off from where we are.

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Stuart Bacon: Although it says print, it's effectively just creating and saving a file.

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Stuart Bacon: as a PDF at the moment, or a PNG, dependent which option you click there, for you to print out later from

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Stuart Bacon: relative software. So, if you click print at the moment, Down the bottom.

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Stuart Bacon: That'll just, prepare the, the thing for you.

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Stuart Bacon: And if you click on the, yep.

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Stuart Bacon: That'll be what it looks like.

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Stuart Bacon: As it prints out And that'd be… on about an A4 sheet.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Yes, and, well, not just for that one, there were other things, like,

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Energy performance certificates, and so on.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): So I noticed the legend.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Only includes flood zones and none of the other stuff.

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Stuart Bacon: And where it's got legend, if you… the three… the lines there at the side,

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Stuart Bacon: Flood risk areas and climate change, there's nothing in.

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Stuart Bacon: Flood alert areas, because there aren't any…

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): There is a flood warning area.

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Stuart Bacon: Yeah, no, no, but because there aren't any flood alerts or flood warnings in place, At the moment.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): No, on the right, there's an orange area.

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Stuart Bacon: So why is that one not showing? Click cancel on that. Oh, click save on that one, sorry. Click save on that one.

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Stuart Bacon: Redo… reprint that, and see if that brings it… Through.

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Stuart Bacon: But… I think there are better ways to show your map. So if we close that one again…

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Stuart Bacon: And if we close the print screen… At the moment.

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Stuart Bacon: the magnifier, because you've limited your… because you're searching, we can only see the fields you're searching by for flood. So if you click on the magnifier again, and empty the… click on the X in that.

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Stuart Bacon: Yep. Ordinary Survey PSGA, if you click on that…

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Stuart Bacon: And go… turn off the standard and choose white instead.

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Stuart Bacon: So if you turn standard off.

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Stuart Bacon: Yep. And then minimize that as a, as a section.

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Stuart Bacon: the ordinance Survey PSGA, and… if you come back to your aerial photography, You reduced the,

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Stuart Bacon: And then if you reju… if you minimize that section again… It should look a little…

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Stuart Bacon: Easier on the eye and whatever, as we try and print that.

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Stuart Bacon: So if it's an issue with… that.

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Stuart Bacon: There we go.

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Stuart Bacon: And which one was it that wasn't working? It flood… Flood alert areas, was it?

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Yeah, flood alert areas wasn't working.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Because when we view… The legend.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): It should be there.

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Stuart Bacon: You would… It shows up in the legend and whatever on your left there, doesn't it? So…

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Stuart Bacon: When you go into print.

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Stuart Bacon: It's showing there, it's just when it produces the… When it produces the file.

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Stuart Bacon: I think that one is a issue at their… at the parish on Lyneland. If you look at what's going on.

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Stuart Bacon: The assets and maintenance and… Layers have turned green.

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Stuart Bacon: I hadn't seen them…

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Stuart Bacon: And whether that means now… This isn't showing.

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Stuart Bacon: Oh, yeah, so it shows when we're looking at it, it's just the print side of it, I don't think it's feeding through to the print side, so it might be a case of,

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Stuart Bacon: If we go into print, Now… And print that again.

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Stuart Bacon: Cause I… I think it would be useful to… Download the print file.

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Stuart Bacon: a support ticket and whatever for Parish Online to look into, so if you can download that… Yep, the…

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Stuart Bacon: And if you save that to wherever is useful.

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Stuart Bacon: All I can see is your browser at the moment, not the save functionality, so…

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Yeah, saved it.

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Stuart Bacon: legend printing, or Printing Legends, whichever.

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Stuart Bacon: Flood risk areas and flood alert areas.

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Stuart Bacon: Which are in the Environment Agency flood map of… Flood Map for Planning.

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Stuart Bacon: It should be Flood Map 4 planning.

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Stuart Bacon: David, sorry.

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Stuart Bacon: And that should allow you to attach the… The one we've just printed.

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Stuart Bacon: I can't see anything to help you at the minute.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): I've eventually found it.

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Stuart Bacon: We still need to fill in the two boxes above, or three boxes above.

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Stuart Bacon: If you click on the previous tab,

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Stuart Bacon: And fill in their 38.

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Stuart Bacon: You see…

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Stuart Bacon: And then if you click on the magnifying glass on the right-hand side of that box.

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Stuart Bacon: Down… yep, there you go. Parachian line mapping.

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Stuart Bacon: priority… Medium.

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Stuart Bacon: Chicken? Hen, is it? Yeah. Top one.

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Stuart Bacon: And submit. No, Rhino, second one down.

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David Newman (Blackbird Leys): Right, so that's admitted.

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Stuart Bacon: That's submitted that. I mean, and we've saved…

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Stuart Bacon: We've saved that, but I think for the moment, the other thing to look at is…

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David Newman: Now, the other session I went to was people talking about what they'd achieved in the climate emergency centers that had been set up.

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Stuart Bacon: Well… There's nobody else joining the session at the moment, but there was a query from Jackie.

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Stuart Bacon: If we look now at what goes on, if we bring in the aerial photography layers, they're really useful. And as you can see, they were broken down by year, up until 2024.

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Stuart Bacon: One of the problems with that is when you've got the full ordinary survey map on over the top, it can obscure part of what you're looking at. So if we turn the standard layer off.

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Stuart Bacon: But the area is this area around, Clear Hedge Farm. Looking at the map,

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Stuart Bacon: And whatever, from Wildon District Council. There isn't a… it's just a map of

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Stuart Bacon: Is there a red line drawn in the documents?

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Stuart Bacon: Which says, yeah, it's this area.

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Stuart Bacon: Which is fine. What you can do…

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Stuart Bacon: That to a custom field of, say, 1000.

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Stuart Bacon: You can… Give that a title,

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Stuart Bacon: what was the farm called? Clear.

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Stuart Bacon: Clear Hedge foam.

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Stuart Bacon: download, and save, and do with as you need. And then if we come back.

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Stuart Bacon: To the aerial photography layer.

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Stuart Bacon: Rather than current photography, we can look at how, 5 years ago, There wasn't any photography taken.

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Stuart Bacon: That was, which again, If you go in… Print that,

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Stuart Bacon: And again, then, you can download that as you need.

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Stuart Bacon: Is it, I think you asked for?

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Stuart Bacon: Yeah, 10 years, so we're looking at… 2019…

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Stuart Bacon: Again, you can print that if you, if you want.

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Stuart Bacon: To evidence for planners. There's nothing in 18, nothing in 17.

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Stuart Bacon: Print… No, sorry.

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Stuart Bacon: It'll overwrite.

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Stuart Bacon: The printing that was there, in the bottom.

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Stuart Bacon: You'll still have the tabs open at the top from ones you've opened.

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Stuart Bacon: But because I didn't open that previous one, it won't be up the top there. But that's the 2016 version. You can…

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Stuart Bacon: the, your other thing to look at,

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Stuart Bacon: presumably, the District Council will have

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Stuart Bacon: It should be a site detail… site reference.

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Stuart Bacon: That's the application, the applicant location address.

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Stuart Bacon: So, searching,

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Stuart Bacon: Where there have been… to previous applications.

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Stuart Bacon: But that only dates back to 2018.

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Stuart Bacon: If that's useful, something to give a try.

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Stuart Bacon: It is of note to see that, in general,

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Stuart Bacon: It does look as though some of the… the ordering of…

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Stuart Bacon: Yeah, just keep an eye on what's going on. Presumably there will be a… an update newsletter from Parish Online, when this work is complete, and there's a little more to explain.

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Stuart Bacon: But, in the meantime, everybody, Have a good week, and, yeah.

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