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Comment

Representation ID: 37466

Received: 27/08/2019

Respondent: Hullbridge Residents Association

The "Addendum C"- Draft Neighbourhood Planning Addendum- replacing paragraph 2.21 of the adopted SCI 2016 stated that "NP" was for guiding the future development and growth of a local area which can be produced by Parish, Town Councils and acceptable 'communities', governed by the Neighbourhood Planning (general) Regulations 2012. The Parish/Town Council are responsible for undertaking consultation and engagement during the preparation stage of NP's in accordance with the legislation and guidance, however the Hullbridge community has had no consultation with the Parish Council.

Comment

Representation ID: 37469

Received: 27/08/2019

Respondent: Hullbridge Residents Association

Item 3. Quote - "NP and DO can only be prepared by a 'defined' Neighbourhood Forum" we repeat our request to form a Neighbourhood Planning Group in the same manner RDC have allowed for Canewdon and Wallasea

HRA letter dated 11.5.14 to RDC. Sets out, in brief, from the Guidance notes for 'applicants' etc, extracted from "Supporting Communities in Neighbourhood Planning" with questions to each Subject we understand, and observing details, the important clauses crucial to the success of the NPG depends on adhering to these rules and regulations, as follows:
Page 3 Plans and eligibility.
Page 4 Officially designated Neighbourhood or designated Neighbourhood Forum.
Page 5 To support all groups to achieve the final stages and funding.
Page 11 Completing the application including stages reached, the Nature of neighbourhood planning, Demography, Levels of expertise, Staffing, Funding resources and support for other groups.
Page 13- Evidence based preparation- community engagement, Identity aims & issues, writing policies updating the plans as recommended and identify grants & funds needed. Regrettably we did not receive a response. Have RDC considered the impact on Hullbridge, with about 3,000 to 6,300 homes being developed, expanding our population from 7,500 to 32,500, we emphasise this is tantamount to over-development. Please inform us of the reasons you consider we will not be able to administer the NPG ?

Comment

Representation ID: 37478

Received: 29/08/2019

Respondent: MR Adrian Walker

It's not just about being "open and accessible", it also needs to be communicated with RDC hosted meetings which are well advertised.