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Agenda and draft minutes

Venue: This meeting will be held virtually and a live audio stream can be listened to via www.winchester.gov.uk.

Contact: Matthew Watson, Senior Democratic Services Officer  Tel: 01962 848 317, email:  mwatson@winchester.gov.uk

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Items
No. Item

1.

Apologies

To record the names of apologies given.

 

Minutes:

 

Apologies were noted as above.

 

2.

Disclosure of Interests

To receive any disclosure of interests from Members and Officers in matters to be discussed.

Note: Councillors are reminded of their obligations to declare disclosable pecuniary interests, personal and/or prejudicial interests in accordance with legislation and the Council’s Code of Conduct.

 

 

Minutes:

 

None

 

3.

Minutes of the previous meeting held on 13 December 2021 pdf icon PDF 205 KB

That the minutes of the meeting be signed as a correct record.

Minutes:

 

RESOLVED:

 

That the minutes of the previous meeting held on the 13 December 2021 be approved and adopted.

 

Councillor Horrill sought clarification regarding an agenda item on the minutes of the meeting of 27 September 2021 concerning the analysis of the comments that had been submitted on the local plan vision/growth strategy. The Chairperson asked Councillor Horrill to email him with the details and he would endeavour to respond.

4.

Public and Member Participation

To receive and note questions asked and statements made from members of the public and members of the council on issues relating to the responsibility of this Advisory Group.

 

Members of the public and visiting councillors may speak at the meeting provided they have registered to speak three working days in advance. 

 

Please contact Democratic Services by 5pm 3 March 2022 via democracy@winchester.gov.uk or (01962) 848 264 to register to speak and for further details.

Minutes:

 

Councillor Jon Woodman, Chair, Swanmore Parish Council and Chair, Winchester District Association of Local Councils addressed the meeting. He advised that several parish councils had expressed concern over the Local Plan (LP) timescales, the hierarchy settlement table and infilling. The Strategic Planning Manager responded to the points raised and clarified the query over timescales, he also informed that following an analysis of comments received regarding the settlement hierarchy that this would be updated. Officers were engaged with parish councils and several meetings had taken place recently with more being planned.

 

Councillor Horrill sought clarification regarding the process being adopted for upcoming meetings with parish councils, particularly regarding the pre-election period and the timescales for feedback from parish councils on SHELAA sites. The Corporate Head of Regulatory responded to these questions.

 

5.

Local Plan - Vision & Objectives (Presentation) pdf icon PDF 160 KB

Minutes:

 

The Principal Planning Officer and Planning Officer provided the advisory group with a presentation, (available here) which had previously been circulated to members regarding the drafting of a new local plan. The presentation included guidance from the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and Planning Advisory Service (PAS), feedback from the strategic issues and priorities consultation, priorities from the council plan and the next steps to be taken.

 

Members made comments and asked several questions concerning the presentation which included the following:

 

  • Regarding the NPPF requirement for “deliverability”, how would  “deliverability” be quantified?
  • At what stage would the monitoring programme be produced and available?

 

These questions were responded to by officers and the Chairperson accordingly.

 

RESOLVED:  

 

1.    That the presentation and update be noted  

2.    That officers consider the points made by members 

 

6.

Local Plan Proposed Vision/Objectives pdf icon PDF 372 KB

Minutes:

 

The Principal Planning Officer provided the advisory group with a presentation, (available here) which had previously been circulated to members regarding the new draft vision and objectives for the local plan. The draft had taken on board best practice, the current vision in the adopted local plan, the council plan and comments that had been received from the strategic issues and priorities consultation. 

 

Members made comments and asked several questions concerning the presentation which included the following:

 

  • Clarification to the meaning of the statement on page 21 “and respond to the wider relationship with neighbouring authorities.
  • Should Whiteley be more explicitly referenced as part of the three spatial areas referred to on page 21
  • Within the “vibrant local economy” objectives, should more emphasis be placed on the agriculture sector, especially food and drink and also with digital requirements
  • How do we make it clear and understood which policies would implement specific elements of the vision?
  • By how much could the emerging vision influence the level and distribution of development?
  • The likely date for availability of the settlement policies
  • Whether the housing allocation included any estimate for Partnership for South Hampshire (PfSH) requirements?

 

These questions were responded to by officers and the Chairperson accordingly.

 

RESOLVED:  

 

1.    That the presentation and update be noted

2.    That officers consider the points made by members 

 

7.

Local Plan Design South East Reports pdf icon PDF 108 KB

Additional documents:

Minutes:

 

The Strategic Planning Manager provided the advisory group with a presentation, (available here) which had previously been circulated to members. The presentation advised that the city council had appointed Design South East to facilitate several design workshops which were attended by local people, local organisations, councillors, consultants and developers during October and November 2021. The presentation displayed the outputs from these three workshops. 

 

Members made comments and asked several questions concerning the presentation which included the following:

 

  • The importance of integrating and promoting good design within our policies with particular reference made to Village Design Statements (VDS)
  • The importance of encouraging parish councils to adopt the design codes

 

These questions were responded to by officers and the Chairperson accordingly.

 

RESOLVED:  

 

1.    That the presentation and update be noted

2.    That officers consider the points made by members 

 

Registering to speak at meetings of the council:

The information below relates to the majority of meetings of the council but please note that different rules do apply for registering to speak at meetings of Full Council, Licensing Sub Committees, Planning Committees, Open Forums, and the Standards Hearing and Human Resources Sub Committees and the Appointments Panel. Further information can be obtained using the contact details above.

Members of the public may speak at this meeting, provided they have registered to speak three working days in advance. Please contact Democratic Services via democracy@winchester.gov.uk or (01962) 848 264 to register to speak and for further details - which can also be found on the individual meeting agenda front sheets.

 

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