Richborough presentation which unfortunately they were not able to show to the Parish Council due to equipment failure Tytherington Parish Council Presentation 11-09-23.
The Parish Council have sent Richborough a list of concerns expressed by Tytherington & Itchington residents at the Parish Council meeting held on Monday 11th September. Richborurgh have acknowledged the concerns and will keep them in mind when they submit the Planning Application
Tytherington & Itchington Parish Council is consulted by the relevant Planning Authority (South Gloucestershire Council) on all planning applications. Any views expressed by the Parish Council will be taken into account by the Planning Authority before a decision is made, providing the points made are relevant to the determination of a planning application. Tytherington & Itchington Parish Council will only comment on what are known as “material considerations”.
The final decision is made by the Planning Authority, not the Parish Council.
Planning applications are considered at the monthly Parish Council meeting and are listed on the agenda. The Parish Council can only agree to comment on planning applications in a properly called Council meeting which the public can attend.
Links
South Gloucestershire Core Strategy 2006 – 2027
South Gloucestershire Local Plan 2020 (in development)
Tytherington & Itchington DAP Data and Access Profile (2020)
Data and Access Profiles (DAPs) have been prepared for all urban and rural settlements in South Gloucestershire. DAPs provide factual data on individual locations such as population, dwelling numbers, employment activity, levels of outcommuting, and information about approved planning permissions. For rural areas, this also includes evidence on the level of walking, cycling and public transport access to key services and facilities. The DAPs and underpinning evidence has been prepared to assist the preparation of the South Gloucestershire Local Plan 2020.
The South Gloucestershire Local Plan 2020 will, in the fullness of time, identify sites to accommodate the amount of development identified by the regional Spatial Development Strategy (SDS). To assist this process, information within the DAPs is intended to provide an overview of the level of sustainable access to key services and facilities in South Gloucestershire’s urban areas and rural settlements, and allows comparisons between them. This information will help inform the discussions about where sustainable growth can be accommodated, as well as what level of growth may be appropriate to support existing settlements, and where to encourage new investment in local communities.