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A A NEIGHBOURH NEIGHBOURHOOD OOD PLA PLAN N IS IS A legal document that, once approved, is a statutory document with respect to planning decisions (unlike our Parish Plan of 2008) A document which is prepared by the community, and


  1. A A NEIGHBOURH NEIGHBOURHOOD OOD PLA PLAN N IS IS  A legal document that, once approved, is a statutory document with respect to planning decisions (unlike our Parish Plan of 2008)  A document which is prepared by the community, and supported by the local authorities  A document which covers a defined area - in our case, the entire Parish of Stoke Gabriel  A document which must reflect the needs and aspirations of the community  A document which must demonstrate a significant amount of consultation with residents  A document which must be approved by a majority of voters at a referendum SGNP

  2. What do What does t es the co he community mmunity want? want? The Neighbourhood Plan could...  Reflect the historic values of the community  Consider the needs of current and future generations  Protect what is important to the community  Consider how we want Stoke Gabriel to appear to visitors  Encourage residents to feel proud about where they live SGNP

  3. Wha What can t t can the he plan influence? plan influence?  ALLOCATION OF SITES (Joint Local Plan)  Housing numbers per the Joint Local Plan  Design of sites buildings and facilities  Site lnfrastructure e.g.cycle paths, footpaths etc.  Affordable housing.  Protection of our rural community  Local Green Space Designation/Preservation. SGNP

  4. What can’t be influenced?  Anything outside of the Ne¡ghbourhood Plan Area  Existing local or national planning policies e.g. the existing South Hams DPD  Anything that is built or has planning permission agreed prior to the adoption of the Neighbourhood Plan  The choice of builders or developers  Non-land use matters SGNP

  5. Sout South h Ham Hams s Dis Distr trict ict Council Council – The Th e Joint Joint Loca Local P l Plan lan  South Hams District Council has joined with Plymouth City Council and West Devon Borough Council to produce a single Plan covering their areas – a Joint Local Plan (JLP)  The Plan will set out where potential development will take and how the area will change from 2014 to 2034  The aim is to complete the Joint Local Plan by the end of 2017 (1 st draft October 2016)  The new local plan anticipates a strong role for Neighbourhood Plan Groups in establishing local level of need , policies and allocations  The intention is to utilise a ‘scoring scheme’ which takes into account village ‘facilities’ to provide an initial proposal to Neighbourhood Plan groups on housing Numbers – this scheme is currently at a consultation stage .  This is intended as a starting point for groups to arrive at their numbers – some may want more, some less SGNP

  6. What do What does es the new the new Joint Lo Joint Local Pl cal Plan mean an mean for for Stok Stoke Gabr e Gabriel iel  Stoke Gabriel is one of 52 villages in the South Hams which have to contribute towards 700 of the 5950 minimum number of dwellings that are required up to 2034 (subject to confirmation)  Properties completed or to be completed since April 2014, and new planning approvals will count towards our numbers.  SHDC are in the process of evaluating sites which were submitted up to June 2016 for development  Sites put forward in Stoke Gabriel result in 3 sites potentially suitable for development (see map)  SHDC will not specify the nature and type of development for the sites – the Neighbourhood Plan Group has to develop appropriate policy  If the community wishes further and /or alternative development could be specified in the Neighbourhood Plan  Until the Neighbourhood Plan or JLP is adopted other sites in the Parish could be put forward for development SGNP

  7. The The Results Results of our of our Sur Survey vey  We conducted the current/initial survey in June / July  A survey form was sent to each household in the Parish of Stoke Gabriel and identified businesses  A variety of open and closed questions were asked to provide initial guidance as to what to include in our Neighbourhood plan  Thanks to all who responded - we had 370 responses!!!! This analysis uses the first 354.  Here are some of the answers you gave and the data generated…… (provisional findings subject to final checks) SGNP

  8. Stok Stoke e Gabriel Gabriel Ne Neighbourhood ighbourhood Plan Plan • 370 returns received from 670 residences and about 70 business addresses with some duplication of residential into business! • More than 100 on-line, 80 at the Village Stores and the remainder pre-paid envelopes • 54% from Females , 46% Male • Excellent quality of response! SGNP

  9. Age of Age of Responde Respondents nts 31 % 47.1% 66 and over 41.6% 41-65 40% 11.5% 8.4% 25-40 6% 2011 census demographics in red 1.5% 16-24 6% 1.2% 11-15 6% 0.3% Under 11 0.0% 5.0% 10.0% 15.0% 20.0% 25.0% 30.0% 35.0% 40.0% 45.0% 50.0% SGNP

  10. How How long ong have yo have you li u lived in the Paris ved in the Parish? h? 2 I do not live in the parish 0.6% 140 More than 20 years 40.8% 70 11-20 years 20.4% 47 6-10 years 13.7% 76 1-5 years 22.2% 8 Less than a year 2.3% Respondents >>> SGNP

  11. Which of the hich of the foll followi owing ng ap applies plies t to y o you? ou? 285 I own a property in the parish 82.4% 40 I own a business in the parish 11.6% 13 I go to school in the parish 3.8% 261 I use community facilities in the parish 75.4% 286 I shop in the parish 82.7% 47 I work in the parish 13.6% 329 I live in the parish 95.1% SGNP

  12. What is your opinion of community facilities in the parish? 12% felt the 9 Inadequate facilities poor 32 Poor 100 Average 163 Good 58% consider community 32 Facilities to be good or better Excellent 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 SGNP

  13. How How imp import ortant ant to o yo you, u, ind individ ividually ually or or as as a a family family, ar are the he fo follow llowing ing village village facilitie facilities s (5 (5 Mo Most st Imp mport ortant, ant, 1 1 le least ast imp import ortant) ant) Rating Response 1 2 3 4 5 Answer Options Average Count 5 6 40 75 212 4.43 338 Post Office 6 3 36 93 198 4.41 336 Shops 7 12 52 95 170 4.22 336 Village Hall 6 14 55 91 169 4.20 335 Pubs and restaurants 18 6 60 88 150 4.07 322 Community Orchard 21 13 70 70 140 3.94 314 Hoyle Copse 25 37 50 62 154 3.86 328 Church 31 27 82 62 110 3.62 312 Old Schoolroom 55 17 58 56 119 3.55 305 Community Orchard Play Park 61 39 58 57 91 3.25 306 Stoke Gabriel Boating Association 65 22 74 62 80 3.23 303 Scout Hall 57 29 73 49 78 3.22 286 Other community play areas 71 35 66 70 60 3.04 302 Sports pitches 114 11 30 32 109 3.04 296 Primary School???? 118 7 31 34 103 2.99 293 Parent & toddler group???? 118 14 29 37 98 2.94 296 Pre-school 75 35 79 70 47 2.93 306 Cricket club 75 38 76 65 49 2.92 303 Football club 87 31 73 44 58 2.85 293 Allotments 119 50 45 32 48 2.46 294 Baptist Chapel SGNP The higher the average the more important

  14. What What add additi ition onal al am amen eniti ities es / / ac activi tivities ties wer were e su suggest ggested ed as as importa important nt? Most frequent Local Walks ,footpaths and foreshore The Mill and pontoon Area for teenagers needed Churchyard Mobile Library Public Toilets Garage & petrol Sation Woodland SGNP

  15. Wha What ar t are e th the e common common th themes emes on on miss missing ing or or inadeq inadequat uate e facili facilities? ties? Parking Flat play area/tennis Meeting facilities for youth Mobile Phone coverage Medical facilities Better bus service Variety of Shops Longer childcare Bottle bank/ recycling Cycle Tracks and more footpaths Indicator of frequency mentioned ->> SGNP

  16. Where do Paris Where do Parishioners hioners go to a go to access ccess th these ese facili facilities ties? TOTNES 60 30 PAIGNTON 8 SUPERMARKETS Approximate mentions 8 BRIXHAM 8 TORQUAY 7 GALMPTON 6 DARTINGTON 5 DARTMOUTH 2 NEWTON ABBOT 1 BOVEY TRACEY 1 IVYBRIDGE 1 CHURSTON 1 AVONWICK 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 SGNP

  17. How How do do you t you travel ravel to and to and from t from the he pa paris rish? h? 1 By taxi 0.3% 6 On foot 2.1% 1 By bicycle 0.3% 1 By motorbike 0.3% 9 By bus 3.1% 268 By car 93.7% Number / percentage ->>> SGNP

  18. Whe Where re do do you you tr trave avel l to to for for you your r primary primary pl plac ace e of of work? work? Reflects retired population 179 N/A 63.5% 40 Torbay 14.2% 30 Within the parish 10.6% 11 Totnes 3.9% Number/percentage of responses ->> 7 Exeter 2.5% 6 London 2.1% 4 Plymouth 1.4% 3 Newton Abbot 1.1% 2 Other South Hams 0.7% SGNP

  19. How How do you g do you get ab et about within out within th the e pa paris rish? h? 3 By taxi 1.1% 0 By motorbike 0.0% 2 By bus 0.7% 51 By car 19.1% 6 By bicycle 2.2% 205 On foot 76.8% Number/percentage of responses ->> SGNP

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