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St Endellion Neighbourhood Development Plan Draft St Endellion Neighbourhood Development Plan Draft Consultation Statement 2016 – 2030 Appendices Produced by the St Endellion Neighbourhood Development Plan Steering Group Date document produced Contents APPENDIX A – Neighbourhood Development Plan Steering Group ............................................................. 1 A.1 – Minutes of 1st Neighbourhood Plan meeting .................................................................................. 1 A.2 - Steering Group Minutes of meetings ............................................................................................... 4 A.3 - Working Groups proposed in January 2014 ..................................................................................... 7 APPENDIX B - Neighbourhood Plan Designation ....................................................................................... 11 B.1 – Application to designate Neighbourhood Development Plan area ............................................... 11 B.2 – Plan showing extent of Neighbourhood Development Plan area ................................................. 12 B.3 – Portfolio Holder Decision Notice ................................................................................................... 13 B.4 – Cornwall Council Officer report ..................................................................................................... 14 B.5 – Letter confirming Designation of Neighbourhood Development Plan Area ................................. 20 B.6 - In principle decision to consider preparing a Plan ......................................................................... 21 APPENDIX C – 2012-13 Business and Residents Survey .............................................................................. 22 C.1 2012-13 Business & Residents Survey Publicity ............................................................................... 22 TRIO November 2012 .............................................................................................................................. 22 C.2 – Business and Residents Survey Questionnaire Form ..................................................................... 25 C.3 – 2012-3 Business and Residents Survey results .............................................................................. 26 C.4 – 2012-3 Business and Residents Survey comments received ......................................................... 28 C.5 Parish Walks ...................................................................................................................................... 37 APPENDIX D – 2014 Scoping Survey ........................................................................................................... 38 D.1 2014 Scoping Survey Publicity .......................................................................................................... 38 D.2 2014 Scoping Survey Questionnaire ................................................................................................. 46 D.3 2014 Scoping Survey Results ............................................................................................................ 49 APPENDIX E – Joint Consultation Event ...................................................................................................... 69 E.1 2015 Food for Thought Joint Consultation Event Publicity ............................................................... 69 E.2 2015 Food For Thought Joint Consultation Event Neighbourhood Development Plan display material ................................................................................................................................................... 70 APPENDIX F – Initial Survey Consultation ................................................................................................... 74 F.1 - 2016 Initial Survey Consultation – Questionnaire .......................................................................... 74 F.2 - 2016 Initial Survey Consultation - Results ....................................................................................... 83 F.3 - 2016 Initial Survey Consultation – Comments received and NDP responses ............................... 101 APPENDIX G Spring 2016 Survey ............................................................................................................... 154 G.1 - Spring 2016 Survey – Questionnaire ............................................................................................ 154 i G.2 Spring 2016 Survey – CRCC results report ...................................................................................... 166 G.3 – Spring 2016 Survey Consultation – Comments received............................................................. 177 G.4 – Spring 2016 Survey Consultation - Responses to comments ...................................................... 219 Appendix H – Policy List ............................................................................................................................ 308 H.1 – initial policy list drawn from collating consultation responses ................................................... 308 APPENDIX J – Pre-Submission Draft St Endellion Neighbourhood Development Plan ............................. 341 J.1 – Community and Engagement Strategy for pre-submission draft ................................................. 341 J.2 – SEA Screening Opinion .................................................................................................................. 344 J.3 – List of statutory organisations to be consulted during Pre-submission consultation stage......... 346 J.4 - List of community organisations to be consulted during Pre-submission consultation stage ...... 348 J.5 - List of Individual comments received during Pre-submission consultation stage ........................ 349 Appendix K Extracts from St Endellion Parish Council Meetings .............................................................. 350 ii APPENDIX A – Neighbourhood Development Plan Steering Group A.1 – Minutes of 1st Neighbourhood Plan meeting 1 2 3 A.2 - Steering Group Minutes of meetings 4 5 6 A.3 - Working Groups proposed in January 2014 7 8 9 10 APPENDIX B - Neighbourhood Plan Designation B.1 – Application to designate Neighbourhood Development Plan area 11 B.2 – Plan showing extent of Neighbourhood Development Plan area 12 B.3 – Portfolio Holder Decision Notice 13 B.4 – Cornwall Council Officer report 14 15 16 17 18 19 B.5 – Letter confirming Designation of Neighbourhood Development Plan Area 20 B.6 - In principle decision to consider preparing a Plan TRIO article September 2012 21 APPENDIX C – 2012-13 Business and Residents Survey C.1 2012-13 Business & Residents Survey Publicity TRIO November 2012 22 TRIO March 2013 23 Posters for March and April 2013 meetings 22nd April 2013 Meeting Agenda July2013 TRIO article seeking volunteers 24 C.2 – Business and Residents Survey Questionnaire Form 25 C.3 – 2012-3 Business and Residents Survey results Initial results from Business Survey – 43 respondents Extremely Very Important Unimportant Not needed Total Important Important Local Jobs 29 9 5 0 0 43 Affordable 29 8 5 0 1 43 Housing Support for local facilities & 26 7 10 0 0 43 services Tourism 22 10 10 1 0 43 Healthcare 24 11 8 0 0 43 facilities Education & 26 9 7 1 0 43 Skills Protecting the 18 16 9 0 0 43 Environment Community & 13 20 10 0 0 43 open spaces Public 15 14 10 3 1 43 Transport Planning design - scale 15 10 14 3 1 43 & character Collated results of Business and Residents Survey – 82 respondents Extremely Very Important Unimportant Not needed Total Important Important Local Jobs 55 15 9 0 3 82 Affordable 48 15 9 3 7 82 Housing Support for local facilities & 44 18 15 2 2 81 services Tourism 43 18 15 3 3 82 Healthcare 48 17 13 3 1 82 facilities Education & 41 16 16 5 3 81 26 Extremely Very Important Unimportant Not needed Total Important Important Skills Protecting the 46 22 12 0 1 81 Environment Community & 30 27 21 0 3 81 open spaces Public 31 22 20 5 4 82 Transport Planning design - scale 36 16 20 4 5 81 & character 27 C.4 – 2012-3 Business and Residents Survey comments received Comments received in relation to priority choices question Local Jobs • Work is needed to keep young people in the area • To keep young people in the parish • Too few full-time jobs • with affordable housing the two big issues facing the young • If local means Bodmin, Wadebridge or if it means absolutely local • Not many will get worse • Important for the young • More apprenticeships needed • Jobs keep people livng in Port Isaac • More responsible approach from employers to offer full time Affordable Housing • Identify parish needs = then build houses - not vice versa • needed to keep young people in the area • with a vernacular consideration • Self-build schemes not just social • Important but in the right way • Only if a need for people of this area of St Endellion • In the right place • Need more affordable housing • with local jobs the two big issues facing the young • But only near easy accessible facilities, school, shops, doctor, etc and in style appropriate to locality. • Unaffordable • Housing should follow jobs • Important for the young • We need to retain our youngsters • For local people only • Affordable houses = new families=good schools= workers • Definitely needed to enable young people to stay in the village • Proper development not just add ons to get planning approval Support for local facilities and services • Being constantly eroded • If you don't use it you lose it • Better
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