The What and The How - Eland House Neighbourhood Planning event, 25 September
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The What and The How - Eland House Neighbourhood Planning event, 25 September
- 1. #neighbourhoodplanning THE WHAT & THE HOW 25 September 2013 Eland House, London
- 5. This data was informally gathered from internet monitoring and is being constantly updated
- 6. This data was informally gathered from internet monitoring and is being constantly updated
- 7. 43% 727 513 44 16 3 3 Application Designation Draft Plan Examination Referendum MADE Neighbourhood Planning From the Ground Up 178 140 Local Authorities Applications Designated 55% There are 326 local planning authorities (not including county councils) #NP10
- 8. Consult :: Options :: Vision :: Policies :: Projects
- 10. Thame Count
- 11. 90% 21% turnout 40% turnout34% turnout Yes 92% Yes 76% Yes
- 12. rrtr#Yesweplan
- 14. THE MONEY
- 16. LPA = £30k £5k @ designation £5k @ submission £20k @ successful examination Support, Examination and Referendum
- 17. Parish council Neighbourhood Plan = 25% uncapped, paid to Parish Parish council Neighbourhood Plan X = 15% capped at £100 / dwelling, paid to Parish Parish council X Neighbourhood Plan = 25% uncapped, local authority consults with community Parish council X Neighbourhood Plan X = 15% capped at £100 / dwelling, local authority consults with community Community Infrastructure Levy
Editor's Notes
- Start at the end. Eden applications –seeing the change on the ground. One of the first applications for housebuilding in Upper Eden – consent for a dwelling on a farm that current (restricitve) policy doesn’t allow.
- This is Exeter SJ area – agreeing area is an opportunity & challenge in itself – raise profile – what is the identity
- This is what it looks like across the country. You can see Eden, Exeter, Thame. Good spread across the country. Particularly in some specific local authorities – Herefordshire, Mid Sussex.
- Over 50 per cent have received applications. You can see Eden, Exeter, Thame. Good spread across the country. Particularly in some specific local authorities
- Engagement (other examples http://pinterest.com/nplanning/neighbourhoodplanning/)
- Basic conditions! - Examiner checks that plans/orders: have an appropriate fit with local and national policy; have special regard for listed buildings & conservation areas; be compatible with European and equality / human rights obligations Contribute to sustainable development
- London? LA element but not Mayoral (this is for CrossRail)
- Petition now 7.5% residents or a Neighbourhood Plan in place
- Other community rights including Right to Bid – nominate an asset of community value to your LA, if put up for sale the community has a 6 month moratorium where they can purchase the asset before anyone else