The What and The How - Eland House Neighbourhood Planning event, 25 September
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This document discusses neighbourhood planning in the UK. It provides statistics on the number of designated neighbourhood planning areas (500) and local authorities that have applications or plans (178/140). It also outlines the neighbourhood planning process, potential sources of funding including direct support, grants of ?7k and funding from local authorities of up to ?30k. Finally, it notes that parish councils can receive 25% of Community Infrastructure Levy funds if they have an approved neighbourhood plan.
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
- #3: Start at the end. Eden applications ¨Cseeing the change on the ground. One of the first applications for housebuilding in Upper Eden ¨C consent for a dwelling on a farm that current (restricitve) policy doesn¡¯t allow.
- #4: This is Exeter SJ area ¨C agreeing area is an opportunity & challenge in itself ¨C raise profile ¨C what is the identity
- #6: 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 ¨C Herefordshire, Mid Sussex.
- #7: Over 50 per cent have received applications. You can see Eden, Exeter, Thame. Good spread across the country. Particularly in some specific local authorities
- #9: Engagement (other examples http://pinterest.com/nplanning/neighbourhoodplanning/)
- #10: 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
- #18: London? LA element but not Mayoral (this is for CrossRail)
- #19: Petition now 7.5% residents or a Neighbourhood Plan in place
- #20: Other community rights including Right to Bid ¨C 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