|
What is being
framed[1] |
How is this framed |
Scale |
Level |
Quote |
| |
|
NMC |
As causing environmental inconvenience only in its close
surroundings |
Spatial |
Neighborhood |
Look, in the end because we’ll concentrate we’ll realize an
environmental gain. [...] Only on the Dutch scale, on the European scale, on the
provincial scale, on the municipal scale that’s right, but somewhere
something [NMC] is being developed that in those surroundings leads to an
increase. |
|
NMC |
As inevitably resulting in local disadvantages in order to solve issues at
other locations |
Spatial |
Neighborhood/
Regional |
The moment you live next to the ADA, [...] then in your environment,
something [NMC] will come that will increase certain things. [...], and in
another area you will have a decrease. |
|
NMC |
As beneficial/advantageous for the community, the surrounding area
|
Spatial |
Municipal |
The first advantages are clearly advantages for the community. People
from the municipality move to the ADA, so somewhere else in the municipality a
farm is cleared. [..]Thus, for the people, the surrounding area, for nature, for
ecology, the environment will improve. |
|
NMC |
As creating more sustainability by solving bottlenecks somewhere
else |
Spatial |
Regional |
The strength of the concept [NMC] I think is that you solve bottlenecks
somewhere else, in nature areas. And [...] I find this something with a great
degree of sustainability. |
|
ADA |
As a development in the municipality that will solve regional
sustainability questions |
Spatial |
Municipal/
Regional |
I think it’s important that we dared to choose to think more
broadly beyond our own municipality. Otherwise such developments won’t
succeed. And if we want to solve sustainability questions then you’ll have
to dare to look further than your own church steeple. |
|
ADA |
As a development to transform the rural areas, to balance the different
functions in the rural areas |
Spatial |
Regional |
...but it’s important, you’ve got to do this [develop the ADA],
but in other places you’ve got to clear out things. Then you’ll have the
balance again.
The fact that you want to concentrate more, everything
in larger areas [...], ADAs, and also simply developing the instruments to
transform the remainder of the rural area. Thus cleaning up old farm buildings,
glasshouses, strengthening nature, openness, those things. That’s, well,
finding the balance. |
|
ADA |
As an industrial area for intensive cattle breeding |
Agricultural |
Regional food system |
An ADA is an industrial area for intensive cattle
breeding. |
|
ADA |
As providing space for future-proof farms |
Agricultural/
Time |
Regional food system/
Future |
The criteria: 6 ha, 65% covered with buildings, those are future-proof
sizes. |
|
| [1] In this table, all the scale
frames with regard to the agricultural development area (ADA) and the new mixed company (NMC) deployed by the alderman in the
interview are included. The selected quotations are in italics. We translated
the quotes as literally as possible. Additions and changes are indicated by
square brackets. |