Completed plans will undergo independent examination and, if successful, a referendum will follow with the local community. If the majority of eligible voters in the neighbourhood area vote in favour of the plan it will be ‘made’ by full council and will form part of the development plan. It will then be used to determine planning applications within the neighbourhood plan area. Below are the 'made' plans.
Broadstone Neighbourhood Plan
The Broadstone Neighbourhood Plan was made on 27 June 2018.
The Broadstone Neighbourhood Forum’s status was renewed for a period of 5 years in January 2023. No other organisation may be designated for that neighbourhood area until the designation expires in January 2028 or is withdrawn.
You can view or download the neighbourhood area boundary.
Broadstone Residential Design Guide and Design Codes
Broadstone Neighbourhood Forum has prepared and consulted on a design guide and three design codes which set out the design criteria for:
- the area between Springdale Road, High Park Road and Roman Road
- the area from Clarendon Road junction to West Way to the Upton Way – the High Way junction, and;
- the Golf Links Road area, part of which already has conservation status.
The Residential Design Guide document (March 2023) is a companion guide to the Broadstone Neighbourhood Plan, providing further specific and general design principles and guidance. It should be used by those applying for planning permission and by decision makers.
The Broadstone Neighbourhood Plan is currently being reviewed.