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Llangarron Parish Neighbourhood Plan 2019 - 2031 NDP Review V1 Llangarron Parish Neighbourhood Plan 2019 - 2031 NDP Review v1 Llangarron Parish Neighbourhood Plan 2019 - 2031 NDP Review - Draft for Informal Public Consultation, Spring 2019 Welcome to the revised and updated Draft Neighbourhood Development Plan (NDP) for Llangarron parish. This version of the document has been prepared following consideration of the comments and representations submitted during The Llangarron Parish the previous Regulation 14 public consultation which was undertaken Neighbourhood from 6th February 2017 until 20th March 2017. The Draft NDP also Development Plan is being prepared to includes significant changes to housing policies and proposed site help local people to allocations following a second call for sites in 2018 and technical site have a say in future assessment process undertaken by planning consultants Aecom in early 2031 development in the - 2019. parish. The Llangarron Parish Neighbourhood Development Plan is being prepared to help local people have more say in the location, type and design of future development. It will provide a local policy framework to guide development in the settlements of Llangrove, Llancloudy and 2019 Plan ourhood Llangarron, as well as the wider rural area. All responses from the public and consultees submitted to the Parish Council will be considered very carefully and used to inform the final Draft Plan which will be published for a further 6 week period of formal Parish Neighb Parish (Regulation 14) public consultation. Following further revisions likely to arise as a result of the public consultation, the amended plan and supporting documents will be submitted to Herefordshire Council. Following a further formal period of consultation the NDP will be Llangarron examined by an independent examiner. The Draft Plan and accompanying background evidence and supporting documents can be inspected on the following websites: Insert - link from pc website? Paper copies of the plan can be viewed at: • Llangarron Village Hall, St Deinst Church and the Garron Centre • Llangrove Village Hall, Llangrove CE Academy, The Royal Arms Public House and Christ Church • Llancloudy Chapel • Three Ashes Premier Plants Garden Centre Please use the accompanying response form or submit comments in 1 writing and email them to the Parish Clerk [email protected] or by post them to XXX by XX 2019. Contents 1.0 Introduction ................................................................................................................... 3 2.0 Plan Preparation ............................................................................................................ 5 3.0 Background and History of the Parish .......................................................................... 6 4.0 Vision and Objectives .................................................................................................. 10 5.0 Planning Policies .......................................................................................................... 12 6.0 Sustainability ............................................................................................................... 13 7.0 The Environment ......................................................................................................... 16 8.0 Employment ................................................................................................................. 25 9.0 Housing ........................................................................................................................ 29 10.0 Roads and Traffic ......................................................................................................... 36 11.0 Community Facilities ................................................................................................... 39 12.0 Communication ........................................................................................................... 43 13.0 Energy .......................................................................................................................... 44 14.0 Monitoring and Review ................................................................................................ 46 Appendix One ............................................................................................................................ 47 Appendix 2................................................................................................................................. 49 2 1.0 Introduction 2031 - 2019 Plan ourhood Map 1 Llangarron Parish Designated Neighbourhood Area and Parish Boundary Parish Neighb Parish 1.1 The Llangarron Parish Neighbourhood Development Plan (NDP) is a new type of planning policy document. NDPs form part of the Government’s Localism agenda and are designed to help residents and stakeholders set out non-strategic (locally detailed) planning policies which will be used to shape development in their local area. Llangarron 1.2 Following on from a consultation on the Neighbourhood Plan area in September 2012, the Parish Council applied to Herefordshire Council for designation as a neighbourhood area on 16th October 2012. The area was designated on 6th December 2012. The designated neighbourhood area is the same as the Parish boundary and is shown on Map 1. 1.3 Building on subsequent public meetings, events and questionnaires, the Parish Council published a Draft Plan for formal consultation (Regulation 14) in 2017. However following consideration of the submitted responses, including those from Herefordshire Council which set out a number of concerns relating to the general conformity of the Draft Plan Policies with the adopted Local Plan Core Strategy 2011 - 2031, the Parish Council made the decision to undertake a Review of the NDP. The Review process has included a second Call for Sites and Technical Site Assessment process of submitted sites. There has also been a fresh look at the entire Draft Plan, covering its supporting text, Draft Policies, identified settlement boundaries and proposed site allocations. 3 1.4 This is the NDP Review version of the Plan and it has been prepared for informal public consultation with local residents, stakeholders and landowners. 1.5 Neighbourhood Plans cannot be prepared in isolation. They have to have regard to national planning policy (as currently set out in the most up to date version of the National Planning Policy Framework, February 2019)1 and advice such as National Planning Practice Guidance2. NDPs also have to be in general conformity with the strategic planning policies of the local authority's development plan; here Herefordshire Council's adopted Local Plan Core Strategy 2011 - 20313. In addition there are various other 'basic conditions' against which the NDP will be tested at examination including contributing to the achievement of sustainable development and being compatible with EU obligations. 1.6 The plan has been prepared taking into account the key issues and objectives identified in the consultation process. Each key theme makes reference to both the NPPF and the Core Strategy. 1.7 The chapters and policies are not set out in order of importance and are not mutually exclusive. They should be read in conjunction with other policies in the Neighbourhood Plan. 4 1 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/national-planning-policy-framework--2 2 https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/planning-practice-guidance 3 https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/info/200185/local_plan/137/local_plan_-_core_strategy/2 2.0 Plan Preparation 2.1 This NDP Review Draft Plan has been prepared by Llangarron Parish Council. The Draft NDP has been significantly revised and updated but it takes account of the earlier work of the former Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group, which included Parish Council members and residents. The Steering Group had significant help from community volunteers and from the dedicated Neighbourhood Planning Team at Herefordshire Council. 2.2 The Steering Group was set up in January 2013 following consultation with the community in the form of two public meetings. An application for the designation of the Neighbourhood Plan Area was approved on 5th December 2012 and work commenced on a detailed consultation process which included: • Initial questionnaires seeking the key issues • Discussions with various community groups and associations • A presentation to the local primary school • A stand at the Llangarron Village Fete in July 2013 2031 - • A questionnaire to all households in the Parish and an invitation to a Neighbourhood Planning for Real Event in November 2013 • An open day in November 2014 and follow up questionnaire relating to the Draft Sustainability Statement, Draft Vision and Objectives 2019 Plan ourhood 2.3 These events were well attended and demonstrated an enthusiasm by the community to develop its own Neighbourhood Plan, which has at the heart of it the aims and objectives to keep the Parish a sustainable and thriving place to live and work. Parish Neighb Parish Llangarron 5 3.0 Background and History of the Parish 3.1 Llangarron Parish is a rural community of approximately 463 homes (Census 2011) centred around the villages of Llangarron and Llangrove and nestling in picturesque Herefordshire countryside near the border with Monmouthshire. The parish also incorporates the hamlets of Llancloudy and Three Ashes as well as several smaller scattered individual dwellings and groups of houses. 3.2 The Parish is set in an area of attractive border countryside in the triangle
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