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Affordable Housing Mawnan NDP Survey Results October 2018 Index History of the NDP The survey Survey results • Section 1: Housing • Section 2: Design of new development • Section 3: Local business • Section 4: Leisure pursuits • Section 5: Parish amenities • Section 6: Environment • Section 7: Carbon reduction • Other Landscape Character Assessment 2 Welcome to this exhibition of the results of the June 2018 NDP survey. 344 completed questionnaires were returned for analysis, representing the views of approximately 40% of the residents of the parish We understand this to be an exceptionally high response rate, and the steering group would like to thank everyone who took the trouble to fill in the questionnaire. More than 1,300 individual written comments were submitted, providing a unique insight into how the people who live here see the parish today, and its future development 3 Mawnan NDP progress to date: • The parish council resolved to develop a plan for the neighbourhood area at a council meeting on 16 March 2017 • The community had been contracted by a postal survey in late February 2017 to determine whether there was public support for the development of a neighbourhood plan. Based on a 16% return in favour of the plan development, and 1% against, the parish council determined to proceed as above • A public meeting was held on 10 May 2017, chaired by Rex Sadler then Chairman of Mawnan Parish council, at which parish councillors Graham Marsden and Liz Lloyd, supported by Mark James, Falmouth and Penryn Community Link Officer from Cornwall Council, outlined the process of a developing a neighbourhood plan. Attendees were asked to indicate their willingness to participate in the process. • A follow-up public meeting was held on 7 June 2017 at which a chair-person for the steering group was appointed and an embryo steering group formed including an administrator/secretary and a treasurer • On 25 July 2017 Cornwall Council approved the designation of Mawnan Parish as a Neighbourhood Area to be used in the creation of a neighbourhood Development Plan 4 WHAT HAPPENED NEXT 2017 ! First week of September, A4 coloured leaflet delivered by hand to all households in the parish ! 11 September, first full meeting of the steering group with 77 members of the public present; “can you help” fliers handed out ! 24 September, display and feedback stand at the Mawnan Fun Run. 58 replies to the feedback, and several offers of help obtained ! October, posters on parish notice board, and first attendance at the Farmers’ Market with a display and feedback stand ! 15 November, steering group meeting with members of public present ! Item in Mawnan Diary September, October, November, December ! December, launch of the first issue of the Mawnan NDP email newsletter and Facebook posting 2018 ! Present at most Farmers’ Markets during the spring and summer ! Items in Mawnan Diary January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August and September ! February issue of newsletter ! April issue of newsletter ! Further newsletters through the summer, and reminders of the exhibition in September ! 28 members of the public in attendance at steering group meeting on 19 February ! Steering group meeting on 18 June with members of the public present ! June distribution of 866 questionnaires to every residential household in the parish ! 344 completed questionnaires returned by the end of July with over 1,300 written comment ! 21 and 22 September, exhibition of the results! 5 Questionnaire reproduced for your reference Housing Cornwall has been set a target by central government to build 52,500 new homes by 2030. Mawnan’s current share of that new build target, as allocated by Cornwall Council and in part based on our AONB status, is NIL, but Mawnan will in all probability continue to accommodate some additional housing stock within the Parish by way of rounding off and infll. We may also see further applications from developers for larger scale housing projects. Between 2000 and 2008 approximately 20 new homes were built in Mawnan. Since then, in the period 2010-18, 73 new houses and fats have been built, 15 are currently under construction, and planning consent has been granted for a further 25 (total 113). Of those 113 homes, 33 meet the criteria of being ‘affordable’. Excluding the larger developments of Elgin Close (13 homes), and Lowena Fields (46 homes), 55 new homes were built between 2010-18, or approximately 7 per year. These 7 were provided by the use of ‘infll’ and ‘rounding off’ applications. It might be assumed that applications on these grounds will continue at a similar pace in the future. Q1. Do you think the NDP should contain a policy that infuences the numbers of new homes that are built in the parish annually between now and 2030 in addition to the on-going process of inflling and rounding off? Yes No Don’t know If you have answered yes, please answer Q2. Otherwise go to Q3. Q2. How many new homes do you think it would be reasonable to build annually across the whole of Mawnan Parish in addition to the 7 or so that might continue to be built under ‘infll’ or ‘rounding off’ applications? None 1-5 6-10 More than 10 Q3. If you wish, use this space to provide reasons for your answers, and make any further comment on housing development: Design of new development Q4. Do you think all new developments in the Parish, whether residential, retail or other business, should refect the character of the locality with respect to siting, design and use of local materials. Yes No Don’t know Q5. Do you think it would be desirable to have a village character statement highlighting the important locally distinct elements in Mawnan Parish, and ask all new development to respect this? Yes No Don’t know Q6. Do you have any comments you wish to make regarding the design of new developments? Local businesses Many of the businesses in the Parish cater for large numbers of visitors who come to Mawnan to enjoy the beauty of the area, its gardens and coastal facilities, but we also have local services, agriculture and a large number of small businesses and self employed. Q7. How important is it that local businesses within the parish should be supported by policies contained within the NDP? Very important Not important Don’t know Q8. Should the NDP make provision for small-scale business development, such as encouraging the development of disused agricultural buildings for employment sites? Yes No Don’t know Q9. Do you run a small business from home? (such as B&B, Airbnb, consultancy, IT services, art & design etc) Yes No Q10. Do you have any concerns about the impact of current businesses in the Parish, which you think the NDP should consider? 6 Leisure pursuits Q11. Are there suffcient recreational facilities within the Parish to cater for the local community (such as outdoor spaces for children, sports and keep-ft clubs, and social groups) in addition to those that in the main cater for visitors? Yes No Don’t know Q12. Do you feel the community would beneft from increased indoor sports space? Yes No Don’t know Q13. Please mention any leisure activities that you think are missing, and any others that could possibly be helped by policies developed in the NDP. Parish amenities Q14. Do you think the general amenities in the village of Mawnan Smith, and the population centres of West Bay and Helford Passage, are adequate? We have in mind such amenities as shops, pubs, cafés, parking, meeting places, workshops, frst aid support and such like. Yes No Don’t know Q15. If not, what would you like to see encouraged for development in the Parish? Environment Cherished landscapes, habitats and heritage sites in the Parish are recognised by National Designations: almost the whole Parish is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), and the tiny part that is not is designated an Area of Great Landscape Value. Also the Parish contains many prehistoric and medieval sites, whilst much of our coastline is a site of special scientifc interest (SSSI). Q16. Do you believe that the Mawnan NDP should ensure that these Designations are respected through the enforcement of existing planning policies? Yes No Don’t know Q17. Which areas of Mawnan are important to you and require special protection and / or improvement? Carbon reduction Q18. Would you support the use of currently undeveloped land for the provision of renewable energy schemes such as: (Tick as appropriate) Yes No Don’t know Solar farms Commercial wind turbines Domestic wind turbines Geothermal Other (please state) Q19. Please give your reasons for supporting or not supporting any of these. 7 Section 1: Housing Q1: Do you think the NDP should contain a policy that influences the numbers of new homes that are built in the parish annually between now and 2030 in addition to the on-going process of infilling and rounding off? Don't Know 2% No 4% Yes 94% Q2: How many new homes do you think it would be reasonable to build annually across the whole of Mawnan Parish in addition to the 7 or so that might continue to be built under ‘infill’ or ‘rounding off’ applications? 50% 45% 46.7% Mawnan NDP Questionnaire June 2018 40% 35% 30% 31.0% 25% Respondents 20% 15% 15.8% 10% 5% 6.5% 0% None 1-5 6-10 >10 Number of New Homes 8 Mawnan NDP Questionnaire June 2018 The comments made by parishioners need to be considered in light of questions 1 & 2, as those who responded were asked to provide reasons for their answers and make further comments if they wished.
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