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REGENERATION & (RE)DEVELOPMENT WORKING GROUP
Ideas suggested by the community. To enlarge this video, hover your mouse over the video and click on the enlarge button in the bottom-right corner.
Introduction
The Neighbourhood Plan will enable local people to have more influence over changes in the use and (re)development of land and buildings.
What we are discovering
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Planning Applications Analysis (see posters below) - why the Council approves or refuses an application
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Pressures for development - the possibility of meeting any of the Adur housing need in the Plan area
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Who owns Shoreham Beach? We aim to influence the development of land in public ownership
Development Pipeline
The Neighbourhood Plan will have to take account of changes underway:
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Riverside Car Park & Ferry Rd Improvements – Sept 2016 - March 2017.
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Adur Tidal Walls Scheme – regenerating the river bank - public consultations complete - work has begun - question marks remain over responsibilities of riverside homeowners.
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Beach Green toilet block / cafe / community centre - Click here to read the results of our 2016 green spaces and facilities workshop.
Future Development – opportunities or threats?
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The Neighbourhood Plan will identify development which it would support and that which it would oppose – but we cannot stop all development. Click on our poster or follow this link to get an overview of the major development pipeline in the Shoreham-by-sea area.
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The 2015 Household Survey, 2016 workshops and 2017 youth survey have all demonstrated a wide range of residents’ attitudes to conservation and development and ideas for the future. You can see these comments in context on the interactive map.
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We are taking these views into account in drawing up draft policy.
Research & Evidence
Strategic Objective
(Rev 3, Dec 2017)
The Neighbourhood Plan will identify and encourage diverse opportunities for the high quality improvement and small-scale, incremental redevelopment of the built environment, which respond to both local community needs/priorities and the increasing development pressures from the housing market and tourism.
Draft Policies
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Revision 1 Posters below (Oct 2016)
Audit of Potential sites (Interactive Map)
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Click on icons for details and comments by local residents.
Useful Resources
Poole Quays Forum is also developing a neighbourhood plan. They are dealing with similar issues in a similar geographical location. Here is their plan thus far.
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