Policy amendments table Roche Neighbourhood Plan – Policy Original Policy Revised Policy (or action) A1 Village Roche Village The plan establishes a new settlement The plan establishes a new settlement boundary for the Village of Roche (Fig. boundary for the Village of Roche (Fig. 2.1). 2.1). i) Small scale infill development and Small scale infill development and development on previously developed land development on previously developed within the settlement boundary will be land within the settlement boundary supported where such development will be supported where such conforms with other policies in this Plan; development conforms with other policies in this Plan; ii) Development of Sites A, B and C will only be supported provided that: Development outside the development boundary will not a) Site A: The proposal comprises 100% normally be permitted. Exceptions may serviced plots be made for: A proposal for a lesser percentage of self-build than 100% will only be new agricultural worker buildings supported if it is demonstrated that where a clear case of need has a greater percentage is either: been established and subject to suitable controls for future not viable; or occupancy; is not justified by independent market evidence - the redevelopment of existing previously developed land; Subject always to a requirement that - the conversion of agricultural any development on Site A must buildings subject to evidence that meet the requirements of Cornwall such buildings are structurally Council's affordable housing policies. and capable of conversion; b) Site B & Site C: Any proposal should - a replacement dwelling that is not include at least 20% serviced selfbuild materially larger than the original plots and meet the requirements dwelling of Cornwall Council’s affordable - development comprising 100% housing policies affordable housing (a lower iii) Development outside the Roche proportion may be acceptable development boundary will not normally be subject to viability considerations permitted. Exceptions may be made for: to meet an evidenced local need; - new agricultural worker buildings a clear case of need has been - development which strictly accords established and subject to suitable with policy B2. controls for future occupancy; - the redevelopment of existing previously Policy A1(a) developed land; Development of A, B and C will only be - the conversion of agricultural buildings supported on the following conditions:
Policy amendments table – Roche Neighbourhood Plan Policy Original Policy Revised Policy (or action) A1 Village The plan establishes a new settlement boundary for the Village of Roche (Fig. 2.1). i) Small scale infill development and development on previously developed land within the settlement boundary will be supported where such development conforms with other policies in this Plan; ii) Development of Sites A, B and C will only be supported provided that: a) Site A: The proposal comprises 100% serviced plots A proposal for a lesser percentage of self-build than 100% will only be supported if it is demonstrated that a greater percentage is either: not viable; or is not justified by independent market evidence Subject always to a requirement that any development on Site A must meet the requirements of Cornwall Council's affordable housing policies. b) Site B & Site C: Any proposal should include at least 20% serviced selfbuild plots and meet the requirements of Cornwall Council’s affordable housing policies iii) Development outside the Roche development boundary will not normally be permitted. Exceptions may be made for: - new agricultural worker buildings a clear case of need has been established and subject to suitable controls for future occupancy; - the redevelopment of existing previously developed land; - the conversion of agricultural buildings Roche Village The plan establishes a new settlement boundary for the Village of Roche (Fig. 2.1). Small scale infill development and development on previously developed land within the settlement boundary will be supported where such development conforms with other policies in this Plan; Development outside the development boundary will not normally be permitted. Exceptions may be made for: new agricultural worker buildings where a clear case of need has been established and subject to suitable controls for future occupancy; - the redevelopment of existing previously developed land; - the conversion of agricultural buildings subject to evidence that such buildings are structurally and capable of conversion; - a replacement dwelling that is not materially larger than the original dwelling - development comprising 100% affordable housing (a lower proportion may be acceptable subject to viability considerations to meet an evidenced local need; - development which strictly accords with policy B2. Policy A1(a) Development of A, B and C will only be supported on the following conditions:
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