These have now been published and include a commentary and discussion of the results of the Neighbourhood Plan Questionnaire.
Full details can be found here
Preparations are underway to hold a workshop in early March. Details will be announced shortly.
The results show 93% of participants agree with the vision statement
“The Parish will develop, but retain its unique identify, and be a strong, sustainable rural community with thriving village at its heart. The village will remain distinct in character from nearby market towns and suburbs.”
The results also show that most participants are not opposed to development, but do have preferences over what form it should take.
Detailed results can be found here.
We will be using the results of the Questionnaire to help define the scope and objectives of the Neighbourhood Plan. To ensure that your point of view is represented, please complete and return a questionnaire.
The closing date for the Neighbourhood Plan Questionnaire is 19th December.
If you need additional paper copies, please email allansmortimer@aol.com and we will get one to you.
Alternatively, the questionnaire can be completed on-line by clicking here
The Neighbourhood Plan Questionnaire is now available online at www.hambleton.gov.uk/survey/rudby.
One paper copy of the questionnaire will be delivered to each address on or around 26th November.
For more information or to download copies of the questionnaire visit our consultation page.
You have until Monday 19th December to complete and return your questionnaire.
The Wickets planning application did not go before the 10th November Planning Committee. When asked about likely timing, this is what the case officer said:
“As yet I have not added this to a committee agenda. I provided some feedback to the agent, which they are currently considering. This may result in the scheme being amended. If amended plans are received, I would arrange for a re-consultation to be undertaken.”
It appears that equipment for a traffic survey has been installed in the vicinity of the site.
Hambleton District Council’s Consultation on the Local Plan Preferred Options commenced on Monday 31st October and runs until Monday 12th December. More details on how to participate can be found on Hambleton’s Local Plan Website
There are public ‘drop in’ sessions where you can find out more and share your views with planning officers who will be on hand to answer any questions.
Or in the market square on market days on the following dates:
Hambleton District Council Cabinet Committee meet today to decide whether to approve the consultation documents for the next stage of the new Local Plan process. The documents set out Hambleton’s preferred policies and sites for the new plan.
On 12th October 2016, we held an open workshop to develop a Vision Statement for our Neighbourhood Plan. The participants produced the following vision which will be offered to the community for approval.
“The Parish will develop, but retain its unique identity, and be a strong, sustainable rural community with a thriving village at its heart. The village will remain distinct in character from nearby market towns and suburbs.”
Rudby Parish Neighbourhood Plan was initiated following a public meeting held in the village hall on 21st May 2016, organised by Rudby Parish Council.
