Broadclyst Neighbourhood Plan `

Broadclyst Neighbourhood Plan

Agenda What is the Neighbourhood Plan What the Neighbourhood Plan won’t do. Tiers of planning Neighbourhood Plan themes Broadclyst Neighbourhood Plan progress Getting involved in the Neighbourhood plan How to get involved? Contact details

Tiers of Planning 1st tier National Planning Policy Framework 2nd tier EDDC Local Plan 3rd tier Broadclyst Neighbourhood Plan

What is a Neighbourhood Plan? YOUR community-led planning document Guides and shapes the future development, regeneration and conservation of an area Can set out visions, aims, planning policies, proposals for our area Will form one of the ‘suite’ of planning documents, alongside N.P.P.F. and Local Plan Will have statutory (legal) force when finished

What will the NP not do? Stop development! We have to accommodate at least the scale of housing identified for Broadclyst in the East Devon Local Plan Stand still! The Neighbourhood Plan will cover an anticipated period of around 15 years once adopted.

Exploring issues in our area 1. Economy 2. Housing 3. Local community and services 4. Transport, accessibility and communications 5.Recreation, Leisure and Sport 6. Natural Environment 7. Built environment 8. Energy, low carbon, waste and minerals

Exploring issues in our area 1. Economy (including employment / jobs, employment land, retail, tourism) 2. Housing (including affordable /social housing, scale of development and potential, demand, need, type)

Exploring issues in our area 3. Local community and services (including demographic characteristics, education, young peoples’ needs, older peoples’ needs, local services, safety and crime, health and wellbeing) 4. Transport, accessibility and communications (including walking, cycling, public transport, community transport, traffic and roads, ICT / broadband / 3G & 4G)

Exploring issues in our area 5. Recreation, Leisure and Sport (including parks, open spaces, leisure and recreation opportunities, providing for sport, playgrounds, multi-use games areas, wheel parks, culture, the arts) 6. Natural Environment (including landscape character, biodiversity, wildlife, habitat, agricultural land, flood risk)

Exploring issues in our area 7. Built environment (including design, heritage sites, historic built environment) 8. Energy, low carbon, waste and minerals (including energy efficiency, low carbon energy, security of energy supply, cost of energy, waste, minerals)

He Our journey so far! Our focus at the moment Does not apply to parish areas Our focus at the moment

Progress… We have already passed early signposts along the ‘road’! Done: Neighbourhood area designated (Parish minus strategic developments e.g. Cranbrook) Steering Group established, project plan, awareness raising and initial publicity In progress: Building the Evidence Base, Community engagement & involvement To come: Themes, Aims, and Visions Then: The Plan is made!

Getting involved? The Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group meets monthly. Its tasks include: Gathering information on existing services, facilities and policies which affect us Carrying out parish-wide residents survey this summer Talking to the local community about the things that are important Draft policies for consultation Prepare Plan for submission to EDDC

Forthcoming meetings: How to get involved?? The Steering group meets 1st Wednesday’s, 1.30pm at the Pavilions, Holly Close, Broadclyst Forthcoming meetings: May 7th, June 4th, July 2nd For further information please contact: Angie Hurren 07532 286713 clerk@broadclyst.org www.broadclyst.org

Contacts / Links NP Steering Group Chair: Michelle Bailey Broadclyst Parish Council Clerk: 07532 286713 http://www.broadclyst.org Email: np@broadclyst.org Locality: http://locality.org.uk My Community rights: http://mycommunityrights.org.uk/neighbourhood-planning