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Reports
Examination Library
Examination Library (Available here), the official list of document the Inspectors see.
The first of the Local Plan Responses are on the SDC Site - 21:02:2020
Draft Plan consultation responsesGarden Village Status
Eligibility criteria12. To be considered for government support under this section of the prospectus, proposals for a new garden village must meet the following criteria:
Size
13. For the purposes of this prospectus, we are defining garden villages, to include proposals that are not eligible under our existing offer, which is restricted to new garden towns and cities of over 10,000 homes. Therefore, to be eligible under this section of the prospectus, proposals must be for a new settlement of 1,500 - 10,000 homes.
Free-standing settlement
14. The garden village must be a new discrete settlement, and not an extension of an existing town or village. This does not exclude proposals where there are already a few existing homes.
Local leadership and community support
17. New garden villages should have the backing of the local authorities in which they are situated. We expect expressions of interest to demonstrate a strong local commitment to delivery. They should also set how the local community is being, or will be, engaged at an early stage, and strategies for community involvement to help ensure local support.
18. For those new settlements on the larger scale, it will be desirable for the Local Enterprise Partnership to be supportive of the proposal. This is to ensure that the potential economic benefits have been considered.
21. It is important that new garden villages are built as a response to meeting housing needs locally. We expect expressions of interest to demonstrate how the new settlement is part of a wider strategy to secure the delivery of new homes to meet assessed need.
Garden Villages Click here to see full Document
Garden Comunities Click here to see full Document
Stroud District Council Statement of Community Involvement
This is the document that sets out the ways in which SDC will inform, engage and consult people when they are formulating planning policies and considering planning applications and how they will give feed back to the community on the results. Click here to see full Document2.5 The Local Plan Regulations set out who must be consulted at key stages of plan production. These are known as specific consultation bodies. The current list includes:
The Coal Authority
The Environment Agency
Historic England
Marine Management Organisation
Natural England
Network Rail
Highways England
Relevant authority within or adjoining area (county, local , parish)
Electronic communications operator or owner
National Health Service
Electricity and Gas operators
Water and sewerage undertakers
Homes EnglandSo there should be no superises there.
Update 30:01:2020
Wisloe Green and Stroud Local Plan 30:01:2020
This is the Slimbridge Parish Council Page with links to:Stroud District Council's Local Plan Review,
Slimbridge Parish Council's Response
and
Wisloe Action Group's Response.
Stroud Distric Council's Consultations
This is the Current ones Click here to see
Wisloe Planning Objections and Surveys 23:01:2020
Should be in now, they stopped accepting them midnight of the 22nd, acknowledgement emails from the SDC have been slow the one I put in on the 15th got acknowledged on the 22nd? So It's going to be a bit of a guessing game as to whether you got it in in time or at all! Any where else acknowledges receipt of an email within minutes, if not seconds, but this is SDC.
Here are a number of reports that have been issued by the Stroud District Council
Emerging Strategy Consultation Report - Part Two, Nov 2019
Council's response
Wisloe is well located adjacent to the A38 and near to Cam & Dursley rail station to provide a relatively sustainable location for growth with wider facilities and services at nearby Cam and Dursley. Development of a new settlement at Wisloe provides the opportunity to transform the level of local facilities which piecemeal development could not provide. The new development will provide local centre facilities including retail and community provision as well as primary school(s), green infrastructure, etc. which will be of benefit to nearby existing local communities as well as those located within the new development. A number of technical studies have been undertaken to explore potential constraints which have identified that: the fields do not contain best and most versatile agricultural land; archaeological resources are unlikely to preclude development; the site is at low risk of flooding but the drainage strategy will seek to improve flood risk for downstream communities. Noise modelling and further ecological work is required which is likely to affect the design and payout of the site but would not prevent development. Coalescence of villages can be avoided through generous green infrastructure and strategic landscaping which is characteristic of a garden community. There are opportunities to provide new and better links for cyclists and pedestrians to the local network, to improve access to Cam & Dursley rail station and to facilities at Cam. The site will be subject to transport modelling and detailed policy wording will be developed taking into account local views for the final Local Plan in 2020.Sustainability Appraisal Report for the Stroud District Local Plan Review - Draft Plan Nov 2019
Draft Local Plan review Document
Draft Local Plan review Background Papers this contains Flood Risk, heritage Assessments etc. Plus other Reports and Appraisals.
AGRICULTURAL LAND CLASSIFICATION
Ecological Constraints and Opportunities
Highways and Transport Technical Overview
Flood Risk & Surface Water Site Appraisal
Landscape and Visual Technical Note
Landscape and Visual FiguresSurveys for you to fill out
Site Survey, too late, what you need to fill out as part of your objection.
Site Submission, too late, if you have a site you like concidered.Written letters to
Local Plan Review
The Planning Strategy Team
Stroud District Council
Ebley Mill
Stroud GL5 4UBOr email direct to local.plan@stroud.gov.uk
Please remember "I don't like it! I don't want! or It will spoil my view are not valid arguements. We can help if you're not sure what to put and there is lots of help online or contact someone in the Wisloe Action Group, we are hoping t have a couple of Drop-ins to give any hints on what is are legitimate Arguments and which are not. Don't rush off a response that maybe thrown out.
For help understanding the Policies & Proposals - Click Here
Responding to the Consultation Click Here
Results from the 2018-19 Survey
Emerging Strategy Consultation Report May 2019
706 people went to the Public open days across the County, 87 in Slimbridge. Total number of responses across the county 811, that's letters, emails and the online survey! 39 were in favour of the Wisloe and 83 against. According to STC there were 1136(2011 census) people in the Parish of Slimbridge, we have to do better, or this will go ahead.
Current Petitions lodged with SDC
BBC Report - North Somerset Council could pull out of 100,000 homes plan