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The Bridport Area Neighbourhood Plan 2020 - 2036 THE BRIDPORT AREA NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN 2020 - 2036 - 2036 AREA NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN 2020 THE BRIDPORT THE BRIDPORT AREA NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN 2020 - 2036 Referendum Version | November 2019 A neighbourhood plan by the communities of Allington, Bothenhampton & Walditch, Bradpole, Bridport & West Bay and Symondsbury Referendum Version | November 2019 | November Version Referendum This referendum version of the Bridport Area Neighbourhood Plan has been approved by all participating councils: Bridport Town Council, Allington, Bradpole, Bothenhampton & Walditch, and Symondsbury Parish Councils, on behalf of those who live and work within the designated area. This referendum version of the Bridport Area Neighbourhood Plan has been prepared on behalf of the Joint Councils Committee by Bridport Town Council, the qualifying body responsible for plan preparation. The Joint Councils Committee has overseen the research and development of the neighbourhood plan. Community Steering Group Many community volunteers have given their time, energy and knowledge to the development of this plan, especially those involved in the Community Steering Group and the theme Working Groups set up to help research and develop policies contained in this Referendum version of the neighbourhood plan. Bridport Town Council and all the parishes wish to extend grateful thanks to all the volunteers and employees for the time and commitment given to complete this neighbourhood plan. Contact for further information: Project Manager, Bridport Town Council www.bridporttowncouncil.org.uk 01308 456 722 The qualifying body has received technical support during the preparation of the plan from Feria Urbanism and Locality’s appointed consultants AECOM and Intelligent Plans. Document reference BTC_NP_071119_Referendum Version. All maps within this document are reproduced from the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown copyright and database rights Ordnance Survey. Unauthorised reproduction infringes crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Contents 2 Introduction 6 Neighbourhood Characteristics 20 Vision Statements 22 Neighbourhood Plan Objectives 24 A Resilient Neighbourhood 26 Climate Change 30 Access & Movement 34 A Thriving Society 36 Economy & Employment 40 Housing 48 Community Facilities 52 A Unique Place 54 Heritage 60 Landscape 68 Centre of Bridport 74 Design for Living 86 Neighbourhood Plan Projects & Actions 92 What Happens Next? Referendum monitoring and review 96 Appendix A Shopfront Design Guidance Image credits: Bridport Camera Club Sal Robinson Rosie Mathisen Feria Urbanism INTRODUCTION The Government introduced the “The councils wanted the Plan to be created opportunity for local communities to by the community for the community. prepare neighbourhood plans through Over 100 people over four years have amendments to the Town and Country been working to develop this Plan. We Planning Act 1990 and the Localism Act have consulted in many different ways 2011, and through the Neighbourhood to get as many views as possible to shape Planning (General) Regulations 2012, how our area will develop over the next which set out the requirements for two decades. neighbourhood plans. The Plan has evolved as we have learnt what local people want. We can’t Bridport Town Council, working with its do everything that has been asked for four parish council partners of Allington, but we hope that the Plan will have real Bradpole, Bothenhampton & Walditch, influence over future development. The and Symondsbury, has prepared this community has prepared this plan and, referendum version of the Plan on behalf of as a result, there are different ‘voices’ those who live and work within these areas. and styles in this document. It has been As the qualifying body, the Town Council is my privilege to Chair the Steering Group entitled to submit a neighbourhood plan for and my deep and heartfelt thanks to the the Bridport Area as designated through an many, many people who have given up application made in October 2013 under the weeks of their time to deliver this Plan.” Neighbourhood Planning Regulations 2012 Phyllida Culpin, Steering Group Chair (part 2 S6) and approved by West Dorset District Council on May 2014. Relationship with the National This neighbourhood plan has been informed Planning Policy Framework by the strategic policies in the West Dorset, Weymouth & Portland Local Plan 2011-2031 The National Planning Policy Framework adopted 2015 and sets out vision for the (February 2019) sets out the Government’s area through to 2036 supported by a planning policies for England and how set of planning polices and a series of these should be applied. It provides a specific projects. In accordance with framework within which locally-prepared the neighbourhood planning regulations, plans, such as this neighbourhood plan, this plan is in general conformity with the can be produced. adopted Local Plan and has been prepared through extensive community consultation. The purpose of the planning system is to contribute to the achievement “The councils of the Plan area, fully support of sustainable development. At a very the policies in this Plan and believe that high level, the objective of sustainable it will make a real difference in our area development can be summarised as in future developments. Our area has meeting the needs of the present without many advantages in its beauty, history and compromising the ability of future arts scene but most of all our dynamic, generations to meet their own needs. challenging and wonderful people.” Ian Bark, Chair Joint Councils Committee This neighbourhood plan supports the delivery of strategic policies contained in Local Plans or spatial development strategies and will help shape and direct development that is outside of these strategic policies. Bridport Area Neighbourhood Plan Referendum Version | November 2019 3 West Dorset Local Plan Neighbourhood plans are policy-based • A Consultation Report land use plans that need to be in general This document details the community conformity with the Local Plan. Currently consultation events and processes that the Local Plan for the neighbourhood led up to this referendum version of plan area is the West Dorset, Weymouth the neighbourhood plan. It includes & Portland Local Plan 2015. Weymouth & the analysis of community feedback Portland Borough Council adopted the and the issues raised during Plan on 15th October 2015 and West Dorset pre-submission stages. District Council adopted the Plan on 22nd • An evidence base is available at: October 2015. This adopted Local Plan https://www.bridport-tc.gov.uk/bridport forms the main basis for making decisions -area-neighbourhood-plan-evidence/ on planning applications. In developing this plan consideration has been given to Developing a Shared Vision the Preferred Options review of the West Dorset, Weymouth & Portland Joint Local “Neighbourhood planning gives Plan undertaken in 2018. communities the power to develop a shared vision for their area” The Local Plan sets out a long-term Paragraph 29 planning strategy for the area and includes of the National Planning Policy Framework detailed policies and site proposals Each stage of the Bridport Area for housing, employment, leisure, and Neighbourhood Plan process has sought infrastructure. The Local Plan covers to extend the amount of common ground the administrative areas of the former between residents, business groups and Weymouth and Portland Borough and other stakeholders, narrowing down various West Dorset District and forms part of options through a transparent and open the development plan for these areas. process. At all stages, the neighbourhood planning process has allowed room for When adopted, this neighbourhood plan dissent and minority views, but the overall will become part of the development aim of the process has been to build a plan for the Bridport area. This means broad-based consensus around the it will sit alongside the Local Plan and policies and projects. be considered when deciding whether planning permission should be given and This process involved establishing a vision any conditions attached to that permission. statement, a set of themed objectives and planning policies and projects to support these. The following documents are available The planning policy sections are as follows: to support this neighbourhood plan: • Climate Change • A Basic Conditions Statement • Access & Movement This document is a requirement to appraise the extent to which • Economy & Employment this neighbourhood plan is compliant • Housing with the National Planning Policy • Community Facilities Framework (Feb 2019) and Local Planning policies and that it does • Heritage not breach or conflict, and is • Landscape compatible with, EU obligations, • Centre of Bridport and contributes to the achievement • Design For Living of sustainable development. 4 Bridport Area Neighbourhood Plan Referendum Version | November 2019 Map 1: Designated Plan Area The Plan concludes with a section on to submit a neighbourhood plan for the neighbourhood plan projects & actions and Bridport area as designated through an an appendix on shopfront design guidance. application made October 2013 under the In the made version of this neighbourhood Neighbourhood Planning Regulations 2012 plan the individual policies within each theme (part 2 S6) and approved by West Dorset will be applied to all future planning decision District Council on May 2014. making
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