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Issue - meetings
Wiltshire Core Strategy
Meeting: 26/06/2012 - Council (Item 52)
52 Submission of Wiltshire Core Strategy and Review of Local Development Scheme
Report by the Service Director for Economy and Regeneration.
The Draft Wiltshire Core Strategy has been made available to all Councillors and available on the Council’s website.
Supporting documents:
- Wiltshire Core Strategy - Report, item 52 PDF 101 KB
- Wiltshire Core Strategy - Appendix 1, item 52 PDF 269 KB
- Wiltshire Core Strategy - Appendix 2, item 52 PDF 137 KB
- Wiltshire Core Strategy - Appendix 3, item 52 PDF 84 KB
- Wiltshire Core Strategy - Appendix 4, item 52 PDF 44 KB
- Wiltshire Core Strategy - Appendix 4 - Annex 1, item 52 PDF 308 KB
- Draft Wiltshire Core Strategy, item 52 PDF 10 MB
- Wiltshire Core Strategy - Consultation Document, item 52 PDF 1 MB
- Wiltshire Core Strategy - Consultation Document - Appendices, item 52 PDF 9 MB
- Wiltshire Core Strategy - Sustainability Appraisal, item 52 PDF 316 KB
- Wiltshire Core Strategy - NPPF Report, item 52 PDF 2 MB
- Q01,02,03 - DPDS inc respose, item 52 PDF 80 KB
- Q04050607 bloor homes FINAL, item 52 PDF 82 KB
- Q08 Persimmon Homes (South Coast) Ltd inc response, item 52 PDF 38 KB
- Statement 1 - Letter to Wiltshire Council re Core Strategy Osborne Clark - Copy, item 52 PDF 99 KB
- Statement 2 - statement for En Select Commitee, item 52 PDF 99 KB
- Statement 3 Hampton Park Review, item 52 PDF 91 KB
- Statement 4 - statement for env. select committee, item 52 PDF 42 KB
- Q01 Q02 - Cllr Rooke to Cllr de Rhe-Philipe FINAL, item 52 PDF 44 KB
- Q03 04 05 06 Cllr McLennan to Cllr Phillipe FINAL, item 52 PDF 53 KB
- Extract from Cabinet - 19 June 2012 (Core Strategy), item 52 PDF 73 KB
- Response to matters arising from Cabinet, item 52 PDF 2 MB
- Response to matters arising from Cabinet - Appendix 3, item 52 PDF 3 MB
- Extract from Environment Select - 11 June 2012, item 52 PDF 72 KB
- Cabinet Member Response to Environment Select Committee 11 June 2012, item 52 PDF 81 KB
- Core Strategy Sustainability Appraisal Report amended Fi, item 52 PDF 3 MB
- SA Appendices A-G amended Fi, item 52 PDF 1017 KB
- SA Appendix H amended Fi, item 52 PDF 3 MB
- SA Appendix I amended Fi, item 52 PDF 1 MB
- SA Appendix J amended Fi, item 52 PDF 1 MB
- Proposed Structure for debate, item 52 PDF 50 KB
- Statement- Persimmon Homes (South Coast) Ltd, item 52 PDF 46 KB
- Motion from Cllrs Conley and Seed, item 52 PDF 41 KB
- Motion from Cllr Clewer, item 52 PDF 34 KB
Minutes:
Declarations of interest
Cllr Judy Rooke declared a prejudicial interest in this item as her property was close to the proposed country park and potential housing development at Rowden Park, Chippenham.
Cllr Jon Hubbard declared a personal interest in this item in so far as housing was concerned as a Director of Selwood Housing Association.
Public Participation
Questions
L M Durant from DPDS Consulting Group
David Scane from Curtin & Co on behalf of Bloor Homes
Persimmon Homes (South Coast) Ltd
Written responses from Cllr Fleur de Rhé-Philipe, Cabinet member for Economic Development and Strategic Planning were circulated.
Statements
Cllr Ron Champion, Chairman - Laverstock and Ford Parish Council
Mrs Hawkins – Friends of Birdsmarsh
Steve Perry, Chippenham Community Voice
Neil Bromwich, Osborne Clark (Written statement)
John Gateley, Savills (Written statement)
Dr Gary Mantle, Wiltshire Wildlife Trust
Questions from Councillors
Two questions from Cllr Judy Rooke
Four questions from Cllr Ian McLennan
Written responses from Cllr Fleur de Rhé-Philipe were circulated.
Cllr Rooke queried the accuracy of the map for the South West Chippenham Strategic Site as provided in the response to one of her questions (map on Page 163, Agenda Supplement 1). Cllr de Rhé-Philipe agreed to revisit the map to ensure it reflected the change proposed by Natural England.
At the Chairman’s invitation, Cllr Fleur de Rhé-Philipe, Cabinet member for Economic Development and Strategic Planning presented a report on the Wiltshire Core Strategy Pre-Submission Document (the Strategy). The report explained the outcome of the recent consultation and sought approval for the submission of the Strategy together with proposed changes to the Secretary of State for Examination. Details of further proposed changes were set out in the addendum to Appendix 1 tabled at the meeting.
The report also sought approval for a revision to the Local Development Scheme.
A report on the Strategy had been considered by the Environment Select Committee at its meeting on 11 June 2012. The relevant minute extract was presented from which it was noted that the Committee had offered general endorsement of the Strategy. It did, however, make a number of reservations and suggestions which it requested Cabinet to take into account when considering the Strategy.
Cabinet considered the Strategy along with the comments of the Environment Select Committee at its meeting on 19 June 2012 for onward recommendation to this Council meeting. The relevant minute extract was presented along with the further information that Cabinet and Environment Select Committee had requested be made available to Councillors prior to this meeting.
Cllr de Rhé-Philipe explained the background and history on how the Strategy had evolved from its early development since 2009 progressing the work started by the former district councils. She added that the Strategy, when adopted, would provide up-to-date strategic planning policy for Wiltshire and ensure that Wiltshire developed in the most sustainable way. It was noted that the document had been developed by the Council with significant community engagement.
The Council had now completed the final statutory consultation period for ... view the full minutes text for item 52