Emerging Neighbourhood Plan It is anticipated that the emerging Bishop’s Clyst Neighbourhood Plan 2104-2031 will go through its final stages for adoption once the new LP is adopted, early in 2016. The emerging NP has been drafted in line with the latest iteration of the new LP and is considered to be policy compliant with both it and the NPPF. The proposed development conflicts with and will prejudice the following policies in the emerging NP: EN1 Protection and Enhancement of Biodiversity and Wildlife – BE1 Changes to Historic Buildings – BE3 Development Outside the Settlement – HO1 Meeting Local Housing Need – CS1 Safeguarding Community Facilities – TR1 Traffic Impact of New Development – SR1 Local Green Space – SR2 Protecting Existing Sports Facilities – Conclusions The applications are not in accordance with the Development Plan (adopted East Devon Local Plan • specifically Policies D1, E3, E6, EN6, EN9, RE1, RE2, TA1, TA3 and TA7. The applications are contrary to, and conflict with a number of core principles and policies set out in the • National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). The applications are contrary to the emerging New East Devon Local Plan (eLP), including Strategies 1, 7, 34 • and 47. The applications would conflict with a number of policies set out in the emerging Neighbourhood Plan (NP). • There are not sufficient material considerations in favour of the developments so as to outweigh the • provisions of the Development Plan. The adverse impacts of permitting the proposed developments would significantly and demonstrably • outweigh the benefits. A significant number of documents relied on by the Applicant have not been produced for public comment. • These should be released prior to further public consultation. For the reasons set out above all of these applications should be refused. Yours sincerely Emma Gibbons Clerk & RFO to the Parish Council
Emerging Neighbourhood Plan It is anticipated that the emerging Bishop’s Clyst Neighbourhood Plan 2104-2031 will go through its final stages for adoption once the new LP is adopted, early in 2016. The emerging NP has been drafted in line with the latest iteration of the new LP and is considered to be policy compliant with both it and the NPPF. The proposed development conflicts with and will prejudice the following policies in the emerging NP: EN1 – Protection and Enhancement of Biodiversity and Wildlife BE1 – Changes to Historic Buildings BE3 – Development Outside the Settlement HO1 – Meeting Local Housing Need CS1 – Safeguarding Community Facilities TR1 – Traffic Impact of New Development SR1 – Local Green Space SR2 – Protecting Existing Sports Facilities Conclusions • The applications are not in accordance with the Development Plan (adopted East Devon Local Plan specifically Policies D1, E3, E6, EN6, EN9, RE1, RE2, TA1, TA3 and TA7. • The applications are contrary to, and conflict with a number of core principles and policies set out in the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). • The applications are contrary to the emerging New East Devon Local Plan (eLP), including Strategies 1, 7, 34 and 47. • The applications would conflict with a number of policies set out in the emerging Neighbourhood Plan (NP). • There are not sufficient material considerations in favour of the developments so as to outweigh the provisions of the Development Plan. • The adverse impacts of permitting the proposed developments would significantly and demonstrably outweigh the benefits. • A significant number of documents relied on by the Applicant have not been produced for public comment. These should be released prior to further public consultation. For the reasons set out above all of these applications should be refused. Yours sincerely Emma Gibbons Clerk & RFO to the Parish Council
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