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East Grinstead Town Council
Your Town - Your Voice - Your Future
East Grinstead Neighbourhood Plan
There are changes happening in East Grinstead.
Have you heard about the neighbourhood plan for East Grinstead? The governments localism act means we all
have a chance to influence the future development of East Grinstead through what is known as the
Neighbourhood Plan. The Town Council together with local residents, business and community organisations
has already started to think about what might be included into a Neighbourhood Plan for East Grinstead. We
want to make sure that what we think is special now, stays special for years to come.
www.eastgrinstead.gov.uk/neighbourhood-plan/
Recognising the
areas unique
history and
heritage as part of
East Grinsteads
identity. 
Recognising
and responding
to traffic
congestion. 
Sensitively
and carefully
planned
growth. 
Conserving East
Grinsteads
attractive built and
rural
environments. 
Preserving and
Protecting Areas
of Outstanding
Natural Beauty.
We think our
neighbourhood is a
unique and special
place.
East Grinsteads rich history and
picturesque setting has given us an
attractive town that provides a
pleasant place to live and work as
well as ample opportunities to
enjoy both the town and
neighbouring countryside.
The town needs new homes, jobs
and public services but we believe
these should not come at the
expense of the character of East
Grinstead and its surrounding
areas.
We welcome new development in
the area however, this can lead to
added pressures on the local
community with its roads and
services often being put under
additional strain. It is important
therefore, that our Neighbourhood
Plan can find the right balance.
Why do we need a Neighbourhood Plan?
The East Grinstead Neighbourhood Plan is being
prepared to guide and manage future
development and changes within the town and
surrounding countryside.
There is a need to think more strategically and
consider all future developments together in one
plan rather than react to each and every
individual development proposal. The
Neighbourhood will enable this to happen.
Changes over the next 20 years will be geared
towards balancing local housing needs and
economic well-being as well as conserving the
considerable quality of the towns built and
natural environments, whilst recognising and
managing the acknowledged highway constraints.
The Neighbourhood Plan has policies specifically
designed to address these issues.
If you would like to see the draft plan in full or if you would just like
more information, please look at our website, send us an email, write
to us or a copy may be collected from the East Grinstead Library.
Visit: www.eastgrinstead.gov.uk/neighbourhood-plan
Email: neighbourhoodplan@eastgrinstead.gov.uk
Write: Town Clerk, East Grinstead Town Council, East Court, College
Lane, East Grinstead, RH19 3LT
A Plan to Manage Development
Through to 2031.
Our Towns Neighbourhood Plan has
been produced in response to an
opportunity to have direct influence on
development over the next 16 years.
Many of the issues are addressed on
the basis of where we are now. Policies
are designed to limit threats whilst still
promoting new opportunities for the
future.
Your Feedback is Crucial.
The Town Council which begun an 8
week consultation process ending on
the 21st September. Feedback received
during this period will be greatly
appreciated and will be carefully
reviewed with changes incorporated
into the final iteration of the plan.
The Neighbourhood Plan is
Important.
By not having a plan, East Grinstead
is at risk from development that
others wish to impose on our town.
We would have no control over
development in the neighbourhood
and would be reliant on the Mid-
Sussex District Plan. The District Plan
has removed a number of specific
polices which previously affected East
Grinstead. Therefore, it is vital that
your plan includes policies that
protect and continue to enhance East
Grinsteads special identity.
Consultation period lasting 8 weeks between 27th
July and the 21 September.
The Town Council will review responses and
determine if any changes need to be made.
Following the consultation period, the plan will be
publicaly examined and a referendum will be held
for residents. Over 50% of those who vote must
agree to the plan for it to become a legal document.
Policy EG1 
Protection of the
High Weald
AONB
Policy EG3 
Promoting Good
Design Policy
Policy EG4 
Heritage Assets
Policy
Policy EG5 
Housing
Proposals
Policy EG6A 
Housing Sites
with Planning
Permission
Policy EG9 
Temporary
Community Uses
Policy EG10 
Employment
Provision
Policy EG11 
Mitigating
Highways Impacts
East Grinstead Neighbourhood Plan
Response Form.
You may send your comments and
thoughts to the Town Council. Please
follow the format below so that we
may attribute your comments to the
correct part of the plan, thank you.
All responses will be considered as to
whether any adjustments or changes
to the plan are required. Do please be
aware that all responses will become
part of an official documentation
which may be published.
The deadline for responses is 12
noon on Monday 21st
September.
Policy EG2 
Areas of
Development
Constraint
Policy EG6B 
Housing Sites
Allocated
Policy EG8 - East
Grinstead Town
Centre
Policy EG7 -
Housing Mix
and Density
Policy EG12 
Car Parking
Policy EG13 
Embracing Modern
Technology
Policy EG14 
Protection of
Open Space
Policy EG15 
Alternative
Sports Provision
Policy EG16 
Ashdown Forest
Protection
East Grinstead
Neighbourhood Plan
Town-wide Polices
East Grinstead Neighbourhood Plan
Site Specific Polices
Policy SS1 
Railway
Approach
Policy SS2 
Queens Walk
Policy SS3 
Imberhorne
School,
Windmill Road
Policy SS4 -
Birches Industrial
Estate
Policy SS5 
Charlwoods
Industrial Estate
Policy SS6 
Queen Victoria
Hospital
Policy SS7 -
St. Margarets
Loop
Policy SS8  Land
to the south of
Birches Industrial
Estate and west
of Imberhorne
Lane.
All Responses should be addressed to: Town Clerk, East Grinstead Town
Council, East Court, College Lane, East Grinstead, RH19 3LT.
Your Name:
Your Postcode:
Policy Number
General Comments:

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  • 1. East Grinstead Town Council Your Town - Your Voice - Your Future East Grinstead Neighbourhood Plan There are changes happening in East Grinstead. Have you heard about the neighbourhood plan for East Grinstead? The governments localism act means we all have a chance to influence the future development of East Grinstead through what is known as the Neighbourhood Plan. The Town Council together with local residents, business and community organisations has already started to think about what might be included into a Neighbourhood Plan for East Grinstead. We want to make sure that what we think is special now, stays special for years to come. www.eastgrinstead.gov.uk/neighbourhood-plan/ Recognising the areas unique history and heritage as part of East Grinsteads identity. Recognising and responding to traffic congestion. Sensitively and carefully planned growth. Conserving East Grinsteads attractive built and rural environments. Preserving and Protecting Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
  • 2. We think our neighbourhood is a unique and special place. East Grinsteads rich history and picturesque setting has given us an attractive town that provides a pleasant place to live and work as well as ample opportunities to enjoy both the town and neighbouring countryside. The town needs new homes, jobs and public services but we believe these should not come at the expense of the character of East Grinstead and its surrounding areas. We welcome new development in the area however, this can lead to added pressures on the local community with its roads and services often being put under additional strain. It is important therefore, that our Neighbourhood Plan can find the right balance. Why do we need a Neighbourhood Plan? The East Grinstead Neighbourhood Plan is being prepared to guide and manage future development and changes within the town and surrounding countryside. There is a need to think more strategically and consider all future developments together in one plan rather than react to each and every individual development proposal. The Neighbourhood will enable this to happen. Changes over the next 20 years will be geared towards balancing local housing needs and economic well-being as well as conserving the considerable quality of the towns built and natural environments, whilst recognising and managing the acknowledged highway constraints. The Neighbourhood Plan has policies specifically designed to address these issues. If you would like to see the draft plan in full or if you would just like more information, please look at our website, send us an email, write to us or a copy may be collected from the East Grinstead Library. Visit: www.eastgrinstead.gov.uk/neighbourhood-plan Email: neighbourhoodplan@eastgrinstead.gov.uk Write: Town Clerk, East Grinstead Town Council, East Court, College Lane, East Grinstead, RH19 3LT
  • 3. A Plan to Manage Development Through to 2031. Our Towns Neighbourhood Plan has been produced in response to an opportunity to have direct influence on development over the next 16 years. Many of the issues are addressed on the basis of where we are now. Policies are designed to limit threats whilst still promoting new opportunities for the future. Your Feedback is Crucial. The Town Council which begun an 8 week consultation process ending on the 21st September. Feedback received during this period will be greatly appreciated and will be carefully reviewed with changes incorporated into the final iteration of the plan. The Neighbourhood Plan is Important. By not having a plan, East Grinstead is at risk from development that others wish to impose on our town. We would have no control over development in the neighbourhood and would be reliant on the Mid- Sussex District Plan. The District Plan has removed a number of specific polices which previously affected East Grinstead. Therefore, it is vital that your plan includes policies that protect and continue to enhance East Grinsteads special identity. Consultation period lasting 8 weeks between 27th July and the 21 September. The Town Council will review responses and determine if any changes need to be made. Following the consultation period, the plan will be publicaly examined and a referendum will be held for residents. Over 50% of those who vote must agree to the plan for it to become a legal document.
  • 4. Policy EG1 Protection of the High Weald AONB Policy EG3 Promoting Good Design Policy Policy EG4 Heritage Assets Policy Policy EG5 Housing Proposals Policy EG6A Housing Sites with Planning Permission Policy EG9 Temporary Community Uses Policy EG10 Employment Provision Policy EG11 Mitigating Highways Impacts East Grinstead Neighbourhood Plan Response Form. You may send your comments and thoughts to the Town Council. Please follow the format below so that we may attribute your comments to the correct part of the plan, thank you. All responses will be considered as to whether any adjustments or changes to the plan are required. Do please be aware that all responses will become part of an official documentation which may be published. The deadline for responses is 12 noon on Monday 21st September. Policy EG2 Areas of Development Constraint Policy EG6B Housing Sites Allocated Policy EG8 - East Grinstead Town Centre Policy EG7 - Housing Mix and Density Policy EG12 Car Parking Policy EG13 Embracing Modern Technology Policy EG14 Protection of Open Space Policy EG15 Alternative Sports Provision Policy EG16 Ashdown Forest Protection East Grinstead Neighbourhood Plan Town-wide Polices East Grinstead Neighbourhood Plan Site Specific Polices Policy SS1 Railway Approach Policy SS2 Queens Walk Policy SS3 Imberhorne School, Windmill Road Policy SS4 - Birches Industrial Estate Policy SS5 Charlwoods Industrial Estate Policy SS6 Queen Victoria Hospital Policy SS7 - St. Margarets Loop Policy SS8 Land to the south of Birches Industrial Estate and west of Imberhorne Lane. All Responses should be addressed to: Town Clerk, East Grinstead Town Council, East Court, College Lane, East Grinstead, RH19 3LT. Your Name: Your Postcode: Policy Number General Comments: