Summer 2017 Consultation
We are now entering the final stages of the Torquay Neighbourhood Plan.
Below you will find links to all of the latest documents on which you are invited to comment.
You will also see that we have designated sites for housing and green spaces that we believe should be protected from development. This will be the last opportunity to comment and ensure that green spaces that are of special significance are protected so please make sure that we have not missed one that is important to you!
Why does the Neighbourhood plan include Local Green Space designation? This is a way to provide special protection against development for green areas of particular importance to local communities.
The Consultation will commence on Monday 7th August and will end on Sunday 17th September
Hard copies of the plan and supporting documents can be found at
Torbay Community Development Trust offices located at
4-8 Temperance Street, TQ2 5PU
and
Torquay Library
Lymington Road
TQ1 3DT
Comments may be submitted in writing to the above address marked for the attention of Leon Butler or via email to chair@torquaynp.org
Following the Consultation there will be a Steering Group Meeting on 18th September at the Torbay Community Development Trust offices, commencing at 18.30
The Plan
Torquay Neighbourhood Plan, Planning Policies for summer 2017 consultation
Community Partnership submissions for Barton, Ellacombe, Hele, Shiphay and The Willows
Community Partnership submissions St Marychurch, and Maidencombe
Community Partnership submissions for Torre and Upton, Torquay Town Centre, Wellswood and Torwood
Summary of the major changes to the Torquay Neighbourhood Plan since the statutory consultation
Supporting Information
Habitats Regulations Assessment Screening Report consultation 2017
Sustainability Appraisal Report consultation 2017
Mapping
Each map shows the,
Designated local green spaces
Designated Housing sites
Designated Employment sites
key and Maps
TNP Policies Maps – Location Plan
Torquay Neighbourhood Plan addendum – LGS list
Next Meeting – There will be a Public Meeting on Monday 5th June
at CDT Office Temperance Street at 6.30 PM
Following our Statutory Consultation that took place between July and September we have made changes to the plan and have produced a summary of those changes that can be read here
Next Meeting – There will be a Steering Group Meeting on Monday 8th May
Latest News 25th April 2017
Following on from our Statutory Consultation please find below the latest version of the Torquay Neighbourhood Plan ( sub-divided into four documents). This follows feedback from local residents, Torbay Council and the Locality Consultant. Main changes are removal of policies that are not formal ‘Planning’ policies to Community Aspirations and some policy rewording to make them compliant with National Planning Policies and the Council’s Local Plan.
Community Partnerships -St Marychurch, Maidencombe
Community Partnerships -Torre & Upton, Torquay Town Centre, Wellswood & Torwood
Steering Group Meeting
Monday 6th February
Summary of Feedback on Statutory Consultation
Our statutory consultation has now been completed and the Plan is now being externally and independently reviewed pending submission to Torbay Council. You can read the Summary of feedback here
Steering Group Meeting Monday 3rd October
You can read the agenda here
Statutory Consultation Begins
Finally we can begin our statutory consultation on the plan having completed the necessary Sustainability Appraisal (SA) and Habitats Regulation Assessment (HRA).
The statutory consultation will begin this Monday 22nd August.
You can read all of the documents by clicking on the links below or pick up a copy at the following locations from Monday.
Torquay Library
CDT offices Temperance Street
Artizan Gallery 7 Lucius Street
Torquay Neighbourhood Plan statutory consultation document
Sustainability Report
Habitats Regulations Assessment
TNP Policies Maps – Sheets 1 to 19
Erratum to the Draft Torquay Neighbourhood Plan
You can make comments or ask questions in the following ways:-
Comments can be posted on our Facebook Page – Torquay Neighbourhood Plan
Written representations can be made via email or post to:
Torquay Neighbourhood Plan c/o CDT Office, Temperance Street Torquay TQ2 5PU.
We also have an online survey which you can complete and which can be found here
If you have any questions you can either email or call:-
Leon Butler (Chair Torquay NP) on 07516 343512
Read the latest minutes here
Six Week Consultation coming up commencing 7th March with an open day event at the Livermead House Hotel, Torquay. – 14.00 – 20.00. There will also be a number of Community Partnership meetings, providing the opportunity for people to take a look at the draft plan and add their thoughts and comments. Further details to follow shorlty
Next Steering Group Meeting October 5th _ CDT Offices 6.30-8.30pm. You can read the agenda here
There are plans to make improvements to the Strand and you can view the proposed here
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The Plan
Read The latest Plan Here (please see above for the updated plan following the statutory consultation)
In September 2011 representatives from all 16 Torbay Community Partnerships met and agreed to the request from Torbay Council to establish Neighbourhood Fora to lead the preparation of Neighbourhood Plans for Torquay, Paignton and Brixham. It was agreed that each town would become individual “Neighbourhoods” each to formulate its own NP, which would in turn form part of and work with, the Council’s Local Plan (formerly known as the Core Strategy) for the whole of Torbay, itself the basis for development decisions over the next up to twenty years.
In October 2011 a meeting attended by the Mayor, Torbay Councillors, Officers, and Community Partnership Chairs was held. Following that meeting Terma of Reference and outline project plans were drawn up and submitted to Government for approval in November. This was – and still is – a unique venture comprising three towns within one unitary authority applying for approval for three NP proposals which would hopefully meld with the eventual Council Local Plan.