Diss & District Neighbourhood Plan - Seven Parishes in Partnership
Brome and Oakley | Burston and Shimpling | Diss | Palgrave | Roydon | Scole | Stuston
Welcome to the DDNP Regulation14 Consultation homepage
What is a Regulation 14 Consultation?
It's an important milestone on the development of the DDNP, and it's the first time the entire plan (just over 100 pages of it!) can be shared in full with the people who helped create it - that's YOU!
It's the opportunity for you to read through the Plan to give your feedback on the policies it contains - and you can do that by completing a quick feedback questionnaire. The link is at the bottom of this page, or you can click HERE to give your feedback.
A public event is currently being arranged for early July where you can drop in and read the plan, ask questions and give feedback. We will share the details once everything gets the go ahead in light of ongoing Covid restrictions and considerations.
Want to get up to speed on all this fast? Read the Press Release about this Consultation.
Click the buttons below to read the Plan, and the three evidence reports.
Evidence Reports:
Reading printed versions of the Plan ...
Neighbourhood Plans, and especially this one, are lengthy documents designed to help planning officers decide on planning applications.
However, reading a 100-page document on a screen isn't ideal, and not everyone is online, so a limited number of printed versions of the Plan, plus the feedback form, will be available to loan out over the next six weeks. Please contact your local parish to arrange collection.
Independent Reports from AECOM
This Consultation will close
5pm Wednesday 4th August 2021
A Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA) has been undertaken to determine the likely impact the DDNP will have on designated wildlife sites including Special Protection Areas, Special Areas of Conservation and Ramsar sites. In particular, it assesses the likely impact of new residential development. The HRA has been undertaken by a qualified ecologist and concludes that there will be no adverse effects.
A Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) has been undertaken on the DDNP to ensure that environmental aspects, such as climate change, biodiversity and heritage, are adequately considered in the plan’s development. The assessment includes considering the impact of site allocations and assesses a number of reasonable alternatives, a process that has helped inform the DDNP’s final allocations.
The DDNP is the result of extensive public consultation, and you can read more on the first consultation here. The reports are by parish, and formed the basis of the current plan. A follow up consultation was then conducted, and the results can be read here. Thank you to everyone who took part - we couldnt have got to this stage without you!
If you have a question, please email us at: contact@ddnp.info The inbox is checked regularly, but if your query is urgent, please contact your local parish, or your DDNP steering group representative.