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TNP-SG-Draft Plan-V20200603.Docx 1 Tiverton Neighbourhood Plan Emerging Draft Plan May 2020 Prepared by Tiverton Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group for Tiverton Town Council Contents 1 INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................... 4 Consultation .......................................................................................................... 7 Responding to the Climate Emergency ........................................................................ 7 Considering the potential impacts of Covid-19 (the Coronavirus) ...................................... 7 2 LOCAL CONTEXT ......................................................................................... 8 Geography ............................................................................................................ 8 History ................................................................................................................. 8 The local population ................................................................................................ 9 Tiverton today ...................................................................................................... 10 Profile of the community today ................................................................................ 12 Climate change as it applies to Tiverton ..................................................................... 12 3 PRINCIPLES, VISION AND OBJECTIVES ........................................................... 13 Challenges and opportunities for Tiverton .................................................................. 13 Principles for the Tiverton Neighbourhood Plan ........................................................... 14 Vision for Tiverton in 2033 ...................................................................................... 14 Tiverton Neighbourhood Plan Objectives .................................................................... 15 4 SPATIAL STRATEGY ................................................................................... 17 Location and scale of development in Tiverton ............................................................ 17 5 HOUSING ................................................................................................ 20 Meeting local housing needs .................................................................................... 20 A Community Land Trust for Tiverton ........................................................................ 23 6 DESIGN AND HERITAGE ............................................................................. 24 Character of development ....................................................................................... 24 Design of development ........................................................................................... 25 Energy efficiency and design .................................................................................... 26 Local Buildings and Structures of Merit ...................................................................... 28 Local Heritage at Risk ............................................................................................. 31 TNP-SG-Draft Plan-v20200603.docx 1 7 NATURAL ENVIRONMENT .......................................................................... 32 Network of green infrastructure ............................................................................... 32 Local Green Spaces ................................................................................................ 32 Locally significant views .......................................................................................... 33 Supporting local agricultural .................................................................................... 34 8 COMMUNITY FACILITIES ............................................................................ 35 Sports and leisure provision ..................................................................................... 35 Protecting cultural and community venues ................................................................. 37 Allotments and growing spaces ................................................................................ 38 9 TRANSPORT AND MOVEMENT .................................................................... 40 Encouraging safe and sustainable movement .............................................................. 40 Protecting access to the Grand Western Canal ............................................................. 42 10 TIVERTON TOWN CENTRE AND THE WIDER LOCAL ECONOMY ........................... 45 Retail and the town centre ...................................................................................... 45 Retaining and enhancing the vitality and viability of Tiverton Town Centre ........................ 46 A welcoming public realm ....................................................................................... 47 The wider economy ............................................................................................... 48 Protection of existing commercial premises or land ...................................................... 48 Flexible workspaces ............................................................................................... 48 Supporting a sustainable visitor economy ................................................................... 49 11 NON POLICY COMMUNITY ACTIONS ............................................................. 52 12 MONITORING AND IMPLEMENTATION ......................................................... 54 13 POLICIES MAPS ........................................................................................ 56 14 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .................................................................................I GLOSSARY ....................................................................................................... II Appendix A Profile of Tiverton Appendix B Local Green Spaces TNP-SG-Draft Plan-v20200603.docx 2 Appendix C List of evidence base documents TNP-SG-Draft Plan-v20200603.docx 3 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 This document presents the Tiverton Neighbourhood Plan (‘the Neighbourhood Plan’ or ‘the Plan’) for Tiverton parish. It represents one part of the Local Plan for the parish over the period 2019 to 2033, the other parts being the Mid Devon Core Strategy 2007, the Allocations and Infrastructure Development Plan Document 2010 and the Development Management Policies 2013. Mid Devon District Council (MDDC) is in the process of reviewing its Local Plan, which sets out a development strategy for the district up to 2033. Additionally East Devon, Exeter, Mid Devon and Teignbridge Councils are jointly preparing The Greater Exeter Strategic Plan, which will contain higher strategic policies. 1.2 As the local planning authority, MDDC designated a Neighbourhood Area for the whole of the Tiverton parish on 12 November 2018 to enable Tiverton Town Council to initiate the Plan. The Plan has been prepared by the community, led by the Tiverton Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group (the Steering Group) and associated Focus Groups. 1.3 The Plan is being prepared in accordance with the Town & Country Planning Act 1990, the Planning & Compulsory Purchase Act 2004, the Localism Act 2011 and the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 (as amended). The Steering Group has prepared the Plan to establish a framework for the future of the parish and to set out how that vision will be realised through planning land use and development change over the plan period 2019 to 2033. 1.4 The purpose of the Plan is to structure development within the parish and provide guidance to any interested parties wishing to submit planning applications for development within the parish. The process of producing the Plan has sought to involve the community as widely as possible and the different topic areas are reflective of matters that are of considerable importance to Tiverton parish, its residents, businesses and community groups. 1.5 Each section of the Plan covers a different topic. Under each heading there is the justification for the policies presented which provides the necessary understanding of the policy and what it is seeking to achieve. The policies themselves are presented in the blue boxes. It is these policies against which planning applications will be assessed. It is advisable that, in order to understand the full context for any individual policy, it is read in conjunction with the supporting text. In addition to the policies, a series of Aims have been identified during the process, which support the delivery of the vision and objectives. The Plan also sets out the Community Infrastructure Priorities for the parish. 1.6 Figure 1.1 below shows the boundary of the Tiverton Neighbourhood Plan designated area, which is contiguous with the boundary of Tiverton parish. TNP-SG-Draft Plan-v20200603.docx 4 Figure 1.1: Tiverton Neighbourhood Plan designated area The Planning Policy Context National Planning Policy 1.7 The Neighbourhood Plan must have regard to the policies set out in the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), 2019. 1.8 The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) states at paragraphs 29 and 30: “Neighbourhood planning gives communities the power to develop a shared vision for their area. Neighbourhood plans can shape, direct and help to deliver sustainable development, by influencing local planning decisions as part of the statutory development plan. Neighbourhood plans should not promote
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