What is your view on our revised plans for a new crematorium in Hooton, which include changes to the design with a green grass roof, repositioning the building to the far end of the site and including gardens and walking routes?

When planning a service for a loved one, which of the following are most important to you?
Traditional cremation serviceMemorial gardens or spaces for reflectionCommunity or remembrance eventsEco-friendly/sustainable cremation optionsLonger servicesDifferent service times, such as at sunset or sunrisePlenty of parkingOther (please specify):

When thinking about new crematoria, which of the following are most important to you?
Reducing carbon emissions through energy efficiency and renewable energy generationAccessible location with sustainable transport optionsConsideration of impact on local trafficEnhancing local wildlife and ecologyManaging potential disturbance to local people, such as noiseFacilities that the community can use such as walking routes and gardensA sensitively designed building that reduces visual impactGiving back to the local communityOther (please specify):

Do you have any other comments?

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