Neighbourhood Plan Regulation 15

In 2019 the NDP Steering Group on behalf of Cam Parish Council prepared a Draft Neighbourhood Development Plan for the Cam Neighbourhood Area. The Plan proposes a number of planning policies which, once adopted, must be used in the determination of planning applications within the Parish.

This draft was approved by the Council members and went to public consultation between 17th June 2019 and 29th July 2019.

Once that consultation was concluded the comments received were uploaded on to the parish Council’s website and provided to members.

The comments received were then considered in detail by the Neighbourhood Planning group and consultants Place Studio. Amendments proposed are reflected in the Regulation 15 Plan which Cam Parish Council has now approved for submission to Stroud District Council, in accordance with the Neighbourhood Planning Regulations 2012.

Main Documents
Reg 15 - Cam Parish Neighbourhood Plan
Reg 15 - Appendix 2: Pre-application Engagement Protocol
Reg 15 - Cam Parish Neighbourhood Plan
Reg 15 - Appendix 3: Cam Design Code
Reg 15 - Cam Village Centre
Consultation Statement
Reg 15 - Cam Consultation Statement
Reg 15 - Cam Basic Conditions Statement 11.19
Evidence Base
Reg 15 - Cam GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE Report DRAFT
Reg 15 - CAM LANDSCAPE SENSITIVITY ASSESSMENT V2 R15
Reg 15 - Green Infrastructure and Biodiversity Information
Reg 15 - Valued Views Report-17
Reg 15 - Cam Design Statement 2018
Reg 15 - Cam HER Report
Reg 15 - Movement and Connectivity _ Evidence Base Report 2018
Reg 15 - Cam and Dursley Rail Survey Meeting Notes 2
Reg 15 - Cam Facilities Audit
Reg 15 - Cam Business Survey
Reg 15 - Results of Public Consultation Regarding the Parks in Cam
Reg 15 - Business and Employment Report April 2019
Reg 15 - Consultation Material 1 Posters and Press
Reg 15 - Consultation Material 2 Surveys 2016
Reg 15 - Consultation Material 3 Surveys 2017
Reg 15 - Consultation Material 4 Presentations
Reg 15 - Consultation Material 5 Residents Feedback
Reg 15 - Consultation Material 6 2015 Consultation Boards
Reg 15 - Consultation Material 7 Reg 14 Website Shots
Reg 15 - Consultation Material 8 Reg 14 Consultation Statutory Consultee Letters and List of Contacts
Reg 15 - Consultation Material 9 Reg 14 Publicity
Reg 15 - Consultation Material 10 Reg 14 Comments and Responses Table 2
Local Green Space
Reg 15 - Cam Local Green Space Report R15 (1)
Reg 15 - Appendix 1
Reg 15 - Appendix 2
Reg 15 - Appendix 3
Reg 15 - Appendix 4
Reg 15 - Appendix 5
Reg 15 - Appendix 6
Reg 15 - Appendix 7
Reg 15 - Appendix 8 Part 1
Reg 15 - Appendix 8 Part 2
Reg 15 - Appendix 9
Reg 15 - Appendix 10
Reg 15 - Appendix 11
Reg 15 - Appendix 12
Reg 15 - Appendix 13
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Complete this form if you have a good idea of something that needs to happen in Cam but need the Parish Council to work out the details and build a project. All ideas are welcome – there are no bad suggestions!

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Parish Council

The most local form of government, focusing on the immediate community:

Five Allotment sites –
Woodfields, Westend Ashmead 1&2 and Upthorpe

Play Areas and Open Spaces –
Maintenance of 3 local parks (Jubilee Playing fields, Woodfields and Cam Green) and some smaller green open areas

Bus Shelters, Benches, Noticeboards –
provision and upkeep

Consultation on Planning Applications –
providing input to Stroud District Council

Community Events and Grants –
organising events and supporting local groups

Local Issues and Representation –
acting as a voice for the community

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Stroud District Council (SDC)

The District Council has a statutory responsibility for services which include:

Housing –
council housing, homelessness prevention

Planning and Development Control –
local planning applications, building control

Waste Collection and Recycling –
bin collections, street cleaning

Environmental Health –
food safety, noise complaints, pest control

Leisure and Recreation –
parks, sports facilities, arts

Economic Development –
supporting local businesses, regeneration

Local Licensing –
alcohol, taxis, and events licensing

Council Tax Collection and Benefits –
local tax collection, housing benefits

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Gloucestershire County Council (GCC)

The County Council has responsibility for strategic services including:

Education –
schools, special educational needs, school admissions

Transport and Highways –
major roads, public transport planning, transport safety

Social Care –
services for children and adults, including safeguarding and support

Public Health –
health promotion, mental health,

Libraries –
county-wide library services

Waste Disposal –
managing recycling centres and waste disposal

Emergency Planning –
planning for floods, pandemics, and civil emergencies

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