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1 Example Document Cornwall Local Development Framework Framweyth Omblegya Teythyek Kernow Planning Future Cornwall Example Document St. Somewhere Neighbourhood Development Plan December 20112 Example Document Contents 1.0 The purpose of this guide St. Somewhere neighbourhood development plan 1 Background Preparation of the plan 2 Community event 2 Recording and fact finding groups 2 The big consultation event 3 Matching community needs and development 3 Addressing outstanding concerns 4 Sustainability appraisal Final consultation 5 Examination Proposals map 6 A. Heritage assets key: 8 B. Mixed development site 8 C. Small expansion to public car park. 9 D. River / nature corridor 9 E. Ancient woodland / village backdrop 10 F. The playing field 10 G. Footway to adjoining hamlet 10 H. Smaller housing site 10 I. Small employment site 11 J. Pedestrian crossing 11 K. Proposed community wind turbine 11 L. Hydro scheme 11 M. Site of community allotments. 12 Appendices 133 Example Document The purpose of this guide The St. Somewhere Neighbourhood development plan has been created as an early example of what a neighbourhood development plan might look like. It is also designed to provide some guidance with regard to the type of process which might be carried out in producing a neighbourhood development plan. It must be emphasised that a neighbourhood development plan could take a number of forms and there is no one solution or way of producing a plan. The St. Somewhere neighbourhood development plan is based on information available at the time of creation and is not definitive. It must be noted that further guidance is emerging all the time and the regulations associated with the Localism Act in early 2012 will have a bearing on the way a plan should be produced. St. Somewhere neighbourhood development plan Background Early in 2010 the local community started work on the parish plan for St. Somewhere. Throughout the process we strived to get all members of our community involved using a variety of techniques to ensure that we had a true picture of what the issues are for our community. We had considerable input from numerous community groups including:- yst Somewhere Guides, Brownies, Scouts and Cubs. yst Somewhere Women Institute yst Somewhere Old Country Society yst Somewhere Amateur Football Club yst Somewhere Rugby Football Club ybell Ringers ythe Old Spot public house pool and darts teams. By the end of 2010 we published our parish plan which clearly set out a vision for our community and identified a number of issues the community felt needed tackling. In preparing our neighbourhood development plan we had taken all of the issues from the parish plan which the community felt were linked to development in some shape or form and decided how we wanted our community to develop. Building on the success of the parish plan the Parish Council tracked down willing (and not so willing) volunteers who were prepared to give up some time to help shape the future of St. Somewhere. Without the active support, understanding and engagement of the community the plan would be of very little value, and would not have received the 99% support from the referendum.4 2 Example Document Preparation of the plan Community event Early 2011 we held a much publicised community event in the village hall, where each Parish Councillor was tasked with getting as many people to turn out as possible from the youngest to the village elders. Plenty of tea, cakes and sweets were on hand to ensure a good turn out. The event was made fun and interactive and everyone was able to have their say to ensure we identified all of the issues related to the future development of the parish. Volunteers were recruited to help run subsequent exercises including the parish walk where a good 30 people walked around the village and recorded what they felt was important and also what opportunities there were for improvement. The Old Country Society members were particularly helpful in identifying important buildings and features of local interest, and a number of people who have lived in the parish for all of their lives said that they had discovered something new. Recording and fact finding groups The main exercises undertaken after the first community event included:- yparish walk and ramble, recording all items of interest and debate on the way. ygroup recording buildings and features of local historical interest (otherwise known as heritage assets). The scouts subsequently helped to photograph these assets. ythe ramblers and bell ringers (with the assistance of Big College students) mapped out some of the key landscape and ecological sites in the parish, including the route of the village stream and the areas which are known to have flooded alongside it. yan affordable housing needs survey was carried out with the assistance of Cornwal Councill. ya group established key facts about the parish including population, age groups, where people worked and shopped. ya small chamber of commerce group was established which included some of the local farmers, the village shop keeper, pub landlord, the car garage, and the IT repair business. yall groups were asked to consider what makes their community special and distinctive, by answering questions including what are you most proud of as a resident? In identifying the working groups listed above care was taken to ensure that these groups were representative of the wider community. This did prove slightly problematic in that some of the topics attracted greater interest than others however the Parish Councillors were able to ensure that each group had an appropriate mix and was large enough to provide a suitably balanced output.5 Example Document The big consultation event All of the groups were open for anyone to attend. Each group was were tasked with producing a display board which illustrated what they had discovered. The local school kindly did some paintings which were displayed on the boards, including one which beautifully illustrated the time the helicopter had to land on the playing field due the St. Somewhere goal keeper breaking an arm during a match. (You will note that the playing field allocation notes the need to maintain helicopter access in the plan). The school also produced models to show how the parish might look in the future. The St. Somewhere IT Repair Co. kindly helped with transferring the large boards into smaller images which were displayed on the parish website to ensure that people were able to view the work and comment on it using the internet. The original boards were displayed for a week in the village hall and user groups of the village hall including the carpet bowls club were encouraged to comment. All in all we recorded that some 75% of the parish viewed the exhibition, with a considerable number making use of the comment boxes provided. The parish magazine ran a special feature as did the West Somewhere Guardian. Matching community needs and development Having assembled a wealth of information there was a need to try and make things match up. For example:- ythe Homechoice housing need evidence supplied by the Cornwall Council showed a need for 20 affordable houses in the parish. ya number of people had suggested that some new housing would be good to help boost resident numbers and sustain the shop, pub and indeed local school. ythe landscape and ecological survey identified some potential sites where new building could take place without harming the important features of the parish. ythe parish plan had identified a strong desire for some small scale employment opportunities in the parish. ysome members of the Parish Council had attended a Cornwal Councill eco settlement training session and felt that the aim of low carbon living and the eco-communities concepts should be included in the proposals. Recognising that this was a potentially sensitive part of the plan work we utilised the services of one of the free government funded community engagement specialists who helped us run a community event where people were able to cut out building shapes, colour in plans, draw pictures, talk and generally sort out a way we could meet our needs. This was particularly well attended. However, to ensure inclusivity we also used the web and local press to publicise the outcome of the event and give people a chance to comment.6 4 Example Document Addressing outstanding concerns The Parish Council s role in these exercises was to ensure that all of the community had their say and were actively involved. It was important for them to take thisoverview as it was critical that the plan received the overall support of the parish in a referendum. The Parish Council also wanted a positive plan and were tasked with promoting the various ideas which were coming forward, which helped to resolve some of the concerns expressed by providing more information. For example, the housing sites attracted concern about more on-street parking problems but this was resolved when it was proposed to seek to provide a slightly enlarged village car park. One proposal was however dropped before going out to wider consultation as the idea of a shard type building next to the Old Spot was felt to be the sort of thing which might not attract the majority vote. Although the Parish Council wish for it to be noted that they were very keen to accommodate exciting and innovative ideas, and mentioned that without being brave features such as the grade 1 listed St. Somewhere art deco outdoor paddling pool would never have been built. Being mindful of the fact that the St. Somewhere neighbourhood development plan has to conform with both national and Cornwal Councill planning policy the Parish Council consulted Cornwal Councill at various stages of the process to ensure that there was no obvious areas of conflict. The Parish Council were pleased that there was considerable flexibility and that neither central government or Cornwal Councill policy is overly prescriptive. Sustainability appraisal Cornwal Councill provided a screening opinion under the Strategic Environmental Assessment Directive which confirmed that the St Somewhere Neighbourhood development plan would not have a significant impact upon the environment. However, to avoid the risk of the plan being legally challenged for not carrying out an Sustainability Assessment and recognising that a Sustainability Assessment helps to make sure that the neighbourhood development plan is as well thoughtout and as sustainable as possible, one was carried out, and included in the appendices document.7 Example Document Final consultation The final round of consultation saw the publication of the draft St. Somewhere neighbourhood development plan. We would like to thank St. Somewhere graphic designer J. Penn for undertaking the design work for this document free of charge for the benefit of the community. To help keep costs down a short leaflet was printed to highlight the main issues and provide a copy of the plan in map form. A limited number of full copies were circulated, together with full copies being viewable/ downloadable from the Parish Council website. The five responses to this round of consultations are included in the separate appendices document to the plan. The main point arising was concern about the capacity of the roads to take more traffic however, the Parish Council overall felt that the potential for the local bus service to remain viable due to the limited number of new dwellings proposed in the plan warranted no change to the draft plan proposals. Examination Before the examination, and at a number of stages during the process, the steering group requested Cornwal Councill to check the plan for conformity, to minimise the risk of failure at the examination stage. The St. Somewhere neighbourhood development plan was the subject of an independent examination when it was found to be sound. The plan was considered to be in conformity with local and national strategic planning policy, however the inspector did raise an issue concerning the hydro proposal due to its the potential impact on European protected species. We have therefore modified the plan to meet these concerns, and the plan has been confirmed as being acceptable. The St. Somewhere neighbourhood plan now forms part of the development plan along with Cornwal Councill Local Plan, and will be used to assess the acceptability of planning applications in the parish.8 6 Example Document St. Somewhere 0 Neighbourhood 50 Plan Metres 5.0 Proposals map Tel Exch K. Potential site for community wind turbine K. Playing Field Paddling Pool Church A.3 Chapel Old Spot PH St. Somewhere s Church Cemetery Key A. Heritage assets M. M. Site of community allotments. B. Mixed development site C. Small expansion to public car park D. River/nature corridor E. Ancient woodland/landscape back drop F. Playing field (emergency helicopter landing site) G. Footway to adjoining hamlet H. Smaller housing site I. Small employment site J. Proposed pedestrian crossing This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. CC Licence No9 Example Document 7 St. Somewhere Quarry (Disused) PO Garage Old Bulls Field St. Somewhere County Primary School Village Hall A.1 The Old Tollhouse L. Old Bridge L. Potential hydro power scheme10 8 Example Document A. Heritage assets key: 5.1 A.1 The Old Tollhouse an unlisted building but of significant local importance as it marks the gateway to the village when approaching the village from St. End-of-the-World. The old toll both is still evident in this fine granite building which was constructed using stone from the old St. Somewhere Quarry which closed in It has beautiful gothic windows with fine glazing bars. The roof is constructed of natural slate which has been wet laid. The building appears on the parish website being a key landmark for the village. 5.2 A.2 St. Somewhere art deco paddling pool A grade 1 listed building and the only art deco structure in the parish. The pool is of great architectural merit being designed by the borough engineer, but is also an important community facility used by young and old and has become a meeting place for the village especially during the summer months. The changing room has brightly painted rendered walls and original Crittall metal windows. 5.3 A.3. The Old Chapel an unlisted building, but of significant local historic interest and cultural value. The Old Chapel is a fine imposing Georgian building with walls of render and granite. The entrance has a particularly fine portico. 5.4 Detailed descriptions of all of the identified local heritage assets in the parish are included in the appendices. B. Mixed development site This is the area know locally as the Old Bulls Field and consists of a largely flat area of poor quality agricultural land of little ecological value, although contained by well established hedgerows. The neighbourhood development plan allocates this for a mixed development which should include 50% affordable housing, open market housing and live work units for which the parish plan revealed a high demand. A separate development brief and Neighbourhood Development Order will be produced which provides for an outline planning permission for this development. The main points of detail include:- ya maximum of 40 dwellings, in total, five of which shall be live work units, at least 10 affordable houses. ythe dwellings shall be limited to two storeys in height only to ensure that they fit with the local character and maintain the views of the Old Chapel from the wider landscape. ya portion of the site shall be provided as an extension to the village car park see area C on the proposal map.11 Example Document 9 ythe dwellings shall be constructed to at least the Sustainable Homes Code Level 3 which will ensure that they have low running costs and high sustainability credentials. ythe hedgerows shall be retained. ya design brief is included which encourages modern design within set parameters to ensure that the development will maintain the character of St. Somewhere. The community indicated that they would be strongly against the standard housing that was recently built in St. End-of-the-Earth last year as it looks like it has been imported from Spain rather than being designed to blend in with the existing village. 5.7 It should be noted that the neighbourhood development plan group had commissioned a viability assessment which indicates that the form and scale of development would provide an acceptable return to a developer. In addition, the land owner has indicated that she is willing to sell the land for the proposed development, and would entertain an agreement whereby the affordable housing could be run by a community trust to ensure that the community retains control. Thus, there is a significant degree of confidence that the development is deliverable C. Small expansion to public car park. 5.8 This is to be provided at the same time as B above. The surface of the car park will be largely gravel minimise the risk of rain water run off flooding down the valley, however, the Cornwall Council highways officer has recommended a small strip of hard surfacing to minimise the risk of gravel being transferred to the public highway. The existing boundary walls should be retained around the proposed car parking area. An electric car charging point will be provided within the car park, together with 5 cycle stands. The ownership of the land will be transferred to the Parish Council by agreement with the land owner once the car park has been constructed. The creation of a eighbourhood Development Order proposed for B will also deal with the proposed car park expansion. D. River / nature corridor 5.9 The working group identified this area as a key asset to the parish. It is within an area liable to flooding and therefore not appropriate for development, but also offers the opportunity for quiet recreation afforded by the footpath which runs alongside the stream. The local school uses the area for nature study sessions. Of all the green spaces within the parish this area received the most support from the community to retain and enhance for future generations. The Parish Council is working with the National Village Seating trust to gain some funding for benches along side the stream, and the Cornwal Councill s ecologist has provided assistance with the creation of a nature conservation interpretation board.12 10 Example Document E. Ancient woodland / village backdrop 5.10 The landscape setting work revealed that the woodland which sits on the hill just to the north of the parish is seen by many as a key part of the character of the village, indeed it appears in the classic painting of the Old Chapel by Anon which hangs in the museum. The woodland is of exceptional ecological value, as well as forming one of the most attractive backdrops to any village in the country. The community felt that the protection of this woodland was critical. Consideration was given to seeking public access to the woodland as none currently exists, however, the owner was not keen and also it was appreciated that ecologically it was important not to disturb the woodlands habitat which includes some very rare fungi. F. The playing field 5.11 The parish plan revealed how well the playing field was used and valued by the community. The area is in fact managed by the St. Somewhere Playing Field Association which is a registered charity falling under the control of Fields In Trust. It was widely acknowledged that the association does an excellent job maintaining the facilities and should be left to carry on unrestricted. Therefore the neighbourhood development plan merely confirms the importance of retaining this area for its existing purpose, as without such a facility the parish would fall below the acknowledged standards set out by Fields in Trust. The one point of guidance is to ensure that the helicopter landing area is kept clear for emergency purposes. G. Footway to adjoining hamlet 5.12 Recognising that a number of people need to access the village from the hamlet it is proposed to create a new public footway, which will avoid the need to use the busy road which has no footway. This should then provide a safe and convenient way for people to get to the village facilities without resorting to the car every time for short trips. The land owner is willing to accommodate the footway, and whilst at the current time there is no funding yet available it has been identified as a key funding project for the Community Infrastructure Levy to help deliver. It should be noted that 98% of the survey replies received supported this proposal. H. Smaller housing site 5.13 Due to the limitations of the road serving this site (it is very narrow with no footway) it is proposed that a low density housing development of 10 detached / semi - detached dwellings be permitted on this site. A development brief / Neighbourhood Development Order has been drafted which provides for this to be delivered with suitable design controls and a requirement for 50% affordable housing.13 Example Document 11 I. Small employment site 5.14 A number of people living in the parish have expressed a desire for some low cost workshop facilities to be provided in the parish. Unfortunately these will not be provided by the private sector as they do not currently represent a viable proposition. The evidence for this is recorded in the records of the developers forum and associated viability assessment. However, the owner of site H also owns site I and has agreed to provide the employment site in the form of serviced plots. A separate Neighbourhood Development Order has been drafted which means that there is now permission for workshop buildings to be constructed. As other parishes have similar proposals we are working as a network to see if collectively we can procure the construction of the units and manage them. The Community Infrastructure Levy may be a possible source of funding to assist in delivery if required. J. Pedestrian crossing 5.15 The Cornwal Councill have some funds via Section 106 money for highway improvements in the parish and have agreed to provide the pedestrian crossing on or before the completion of the mixed development area. K. Proposed community wind turbine 5.16 This proposal proved to be somewhat controversial, as people were worried about the potential impact however the steering group arranged a trip to visit other wind turbines which helped to reassure people. The main issues examined were landscape impact, noise, potential shadow flicker and ecology. Specialist reports were obtained on all of these issues and are included in the appendices. The reports indicate that the turbine could be accommodated without harm and as such a Neighbourhood Development Order will be progressed for a 25 metre turbine. L. Hydro scheme 5.17 At this stage the hydro scheme is just a proposal however, it requires much more research before it can be progressed. Thus, the neighbourhood development plan seeks to merely identify the potential to progress, and indeed has received much support in principle. There are still significant issues; not least ecological which will take time to resolve due to the required season survey work in relation to the rare St. Somewhere spotted trout. The proposal is supported in principle but will pursued by a planning application at a later date if we are satisfied that the ecological issues can be resolved.14 12 Example Document M. Site of community allotments This site is owned by the parish council and being currently in agricultural use does not need planning permission to be used for allotments. The site has a suitable pedestrian access. The intention is that the parish council will seek to establish the site for allotment use. Due to concerns being raised regarding the number of sheds which might be built it is proposed that the parish council will apply for planning permission for a single building with individual lockable storage cubicles for allotment users to share and use for storage.15 Example Document 13 Appendices Evidence base. Consultation responses. Sustainability appraisal Detailed descriptions of heritage assets. Flood risk assessment. Contaminated land reports. Ecological report. Noise report for the community (wind turbine) Statutory Consultee Reponses16 14 Example Document For further information on this brief please contact: Andrew England Assist Head Of Planning & Regenration Central 1 Carrick House, Pydar Street, Truro, TR1 1EB Tel: If you would like this information in another format or language please contact: Cornwall Council, County Hall Treyew Road, Truro TR1 3AY Telephone: Photos: Walkers in the park - Jon Bewley/Sustrans Builder Ocean Housing Badgers - Forestry Commission Urban Design - Cabedesign Similar documents
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