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On 15 November 2021, Breckland Council's Cabinet voted unanimously to "make" the Saham Toney Neighbourhood Plan part of the Breckland Local Development Plan, and as a result it now carries full legal force |
Please scroll down to find the "made" version of the plan and its earlier versions; the Plan's supporting documents and information on the key stages in the Plan's preparation, plus our lessons learned and some links to other key information
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The "made" Plan, 15 November 2021
As provided by Breckland Council, but with the front cover annotation corrected to reflect 'made' status |
Formal decision statement
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EARLIER VERSIONS OF THE PLAN REFERENDUM VERSION
This version was published by Breckland Council, and includes some typographical errors the Council created in the original file provided by the STNP work group SUBMISSION / EXAMINATION VERSION
This version of the Plan was submitted to Breckland Council (together with its supporting documents) at Reg. 15 on 11 October 2020. Then on 29 October 2020 it was formally published by Breckland Council for a 6-week public consultation period (Reg. 16) that ran until 10 December 2020. Responses to that consultation, and the Plan submitted at Reg. 15 formed the basis for the subsequent examination 3rd PRE-SUBMISSION VERSION
This version of the Plan (together with its supporting documents) was published for a third Reg.14 pre-submission consultation on 24 June 2020. the consultation ran until 14 August 2020 2nd PRE-SUBMISSION VERSION
This version of the Plan (together with its supporting documents) was published for the first Reg.14 pre-submission consultation on 19 August 2019. The consultation ran until 13 October 2019 1st PRE-SUBMISSION VERSION
This version of the Plan (together with its supporting documents) was published for the first Reg.14 pre-submission consultation on 12 March 2018. The consultation ran until 29 April 2018 SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS FOR DAY-TO-DAY USE IN THE PLANNING PROCESS SAHAM TONEY DESIGN GUIDE
This document is a comprehensive guide to design requirements in the Neighbourhood Area SAHAM TONEY SuDS DESIGN MANUAL
This manual gives comprehensive and specific guidelines and requirements for the design of sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) in Saham Toney SAHAM TONEY LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT
These files are the result of a comprehensive assessment of the Neighbourhood Area's landscape character. Part One defines and describes the distinct characters of a range of rural and village character areas. Part Two assesses the sensitivity to development of a number of settlement fringe areas. Part Three defines and justifies a number of Key (public) views SAHAM TONEY HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT
This document analyses housing need in Saham Toney, which differ from those in the Breckland district as a whole, and makes conclusions about the type and size of new housing most needed SAHAM TONEY MASTERPLANNING REPORT
This report describes an independent study of the layout of the larger sites allocated in the Plan and some grouped in close proximity to each other and provides recommended site layouts and indicative 3D street views SAHAM TONEY HERITAGE ASSET REGISTER
This lists all the heritage assets in the Neighbourhood Area: designated (listed) and non-designated assets (buildings); scheduled monuments, and sites of archaeological finds and interest. It should be read in conjunction with Policy 6 of the Plan (Heritage Assets) MAP OF THE NEIGHBOURHOOD AREA
This map defines the Neighbourhood Area covered by the Plan. It corresponds with the Parish boundary OUR LESSONS LEARNED On 6 December 2021, our consultant, Rachel Hogger facilitated a lessons learned discussion for the work group, and collated our conclusions in the file below, together with the results of a general online survey completed by work group members and some parish councillors and Rachel's own lessons:
OTHER INFORMATION Follow the links to find out more about the topics below: The Plan's Vision & Ethos: LINK
About Saham Toney: LINK
Flood risk in the village: LINK
Site allocations: LINK
How we kept villagers informed: LINK
Our referendum campaign: LINK
Terms of reference: LINK
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OTHER KEY STAGES IN THE PLAN'S PREPARATION REFERENDUM RESULT
The referendum on the Neighbourhood Plan was held on 26 October 2021. The % "Yes" vote was the highest for any neighbourhood plan in Norfolk, and among the best 5% results from nearly 1300 neighbourhood plan referendums held in England up to that date REFERENDUM INFORMATION STATEMENT
Breckland Council published this statement on 16 September 2021, confirming its decision to hold a referendum on the Plan EXAMINATION REPORT
This examination report was published on 13 July 2021, and following its acceptance by Breckland Council and Saham Toney Parish Council, its recommendations formed the basis for changes made to the submission version of the Plan to create the referendum version EXAMINATION DOCUMENTS
Examination of the Neighbourhood Plan commenced on 11 January 2021 and was completed on 13 July 2021. It was carried out by John Slater BA(Hons), DMS, MRTPI. Prior to the publication of a final examination report, the examination process included: Initial comments by the examiner following his review of the documents and consultation responses; A public online verbal hearing on 17 February 2021; A visit to the Parish by the examiner on 29 March 2021; Additional comments by the examiner following his visit; Publication of a draft exam report for fact checking All correspondence and documents that were exchanged during the examination can be found HERE REG. 16 CONSULTATION RESPONSES
This file contains responses to the consultation made by Breckland Council, Cadent Gas, Highways England, Collective Community Planning (on behalf of a site owner), the Water Management Alliance, Anglian Water, Natural England, the National grid, Norfolk County Council, Historic England, a District Councillor and a parishioner. All were sent to the examiner for his consideration during the examination process 3rd PRE-SUBMISSION CONSULTATION RESPONSES
The file above is an extract from the STNP Consultation Statement. It includes all representations received from villagers, Breckland Council and various organisations during the third Reg 14 consultation, and our responses to each 2nd PRE-SUBMISSION CONSULTATION RESPONSES
The file above is an extract from the STNP Consultation Statement. It includes all representations received from villagers, Breckland Council and various organisations during the second Reg 14 consultation, and our responses to each 1st PRE-SUBMISSION CONSULTATION RESPONSES
The file above is an extract from the STNP Consultation Statement. It includes all representations received from villagers, Breckland Council and various organisations during the first Reg 14 consultation, and our responses to each SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS PROVIDING EVIDENCE FOR THE PLAN'S POLICIES STNP LEGAL COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST
STNP BASIC CONDITIONS STATEMENT
STNP CONSULTATION STATEMENT
STNP JUSTIFICATION OF A MINIMUM HOUSING TARGET
STNP BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR AN HISTORIC AREA ASSSESSMENT
This document attempts to explain how Saham Toney has developed over its 6000 year history. It is not a full history of the village; for that we recommend "A History of Saham Toney", published by the Wayland Partnership Development Trust in 2011 as part of their "Capturing our Wayland Heritage" project. As well as the full document, you can view the village's development timeline in six images: LINK SAHAM TONEY SITE ASSESSMENT REPORT
SAHAM TONEY SITE SELECTION REPORT
STNP STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT SCOPING REPORT
STNP STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT REPORT
STNP HABITATS REGULATIONS ASSESSMENT REPORT
SAHAM TONEY TRANSPORT REPORT
SAHAM TONEY FLOOD RISK STUDY
Reasoned Justification for Policy 6: Heritage Assets
Reasoned Justification for Policy 7C: LOCAL GREEN SPACES
STNP EQUALITIES IMPACT STATEMENT
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