Ryburgh Neighbourhood Plan

Submission Version Consultation

In accordance with the Neighbourhood Planning Regulations, North Norfolk District Council is consulting on the Draft Ryburgh Neighbourhood Plan - Submission Version

• Formal Notice of Consultation

Comments are invited on the content of the draft plan and in particular may wish to address whether or not the plan proposal fulfils the basic conditions. These are the tests that the examiner will be required to undertake before the plan can progress to the next stage (public referendum). The Neighbourhood Planning page on the Government website has details of this and further guidance.

The consultation starts on Monday 6 April and closes on Monday 18 May.

Consultation Documents

The following documents are available for comment:

• Ryburgh Neighbourhood Plan April 2020 - Submission Version
• Basic Conditions Statement
• Consultation Statement
• Evidence Pack
• SEA and HRA Screening Reports (will shortly be published)

How to comment

Those wishing to comment should complete the Consultation Response Form and send their response by email to planningpolicy@north-norfolk.gov.uk, or by post to:

Planning Policy Team
North Norfolk District Council
Holt Road, Cromer
NR27 9EN

Send all comments on or by Monday 18 May 2020.

Any person making a representation at this stage may also include a request to be notified of the local planning authority’s decision under Regulation 19 (to approve the Plan for use). If you wish to be notified please indicate this in the appropriate place on the Consultation Response Form.

Contact details

For enquiries about the Neighbourhood Plan contact Mike Rundle, Ryburgh Neighbourhood Plan Working Group on 01328 829472 or email ryburghndp@gmail.com . For further information visit the Ryburgh Neighbourhood Plan.

Next Stages

Following the consultation, all comments received will be provided to the examiner to consider as part of the examination process. If the draft Plan is approved by the examiner the next stage is to put the plan, incorporating the examiners’ recommendations, to a public referendum. If accepted then the draft Neighbourhood Plan must be made by the Council within an 8 week period following the referendum.

Once made the Neighbourhood Plan will form part of the district wide planning framework and become a material consideration (must be taken into account) in the consideration of future planning applications in the Neighbourhood Area.

Further information and dates will be published as they become available.

Key Dates

• Designation Date: 3 April 2017
• Regulation 14 Draft Plan Consultation: 12 August to 23 September 2019
• Regulation 16 Plan Submitted: 16 March 2020
• Regulation 16 Plan Consultation: 6 April to 18 May 2020
• Examination Date: 
• Referendum Date: 
• Date Plan Made: