Purbeck District Council have formally 'adopted' the Plan
Neighbourhood Plan Adopted
Residents voted overwhelmingly on May 4th to adopt the Neighbourhood Plan
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PDC formally adopts the Neighbourhood Plan
Purbeck District Council met on 13th June 2017 and resolved to make (adopt) the Lytchett Matravers Neighbourhood Plan. Therefore, in accordance with the relevant regulations, the Lytchett Matravers Neighbourhood Plan is ‘made’ and shall form part of the Development Plan for the district of Purbeck.
More information can be found on the PDC website and you can view the official decision here.
Residents vote overwhelmingly to adopt Neighbourhood Plan
On May 4th the residents of the parish of Lytchett Matravers voted overwhelmingly (1240 yes; 90 no) to adopt the Lytchett Matravers Neighbourhood Plan. This was the culmination of over 3 years work by the planning group and was a very welcome result. It gives the planning team and the Parish Council a firm mandate to have a say in local planning matters, both with Purbeck District Council and with developers.
We may be a small player, but we are now a player!
Many thanks from all the Neighbourhood Planning Group for all your votes and support.
Notice of Referendum for the Neighbourhood Plan
Purbeck District Council have published the notice of the referendum for the Neighbourhood Plan.
Date set for the Neighbourhood Plan referendum
Update: Official notice of Referendum
The Lytchett Matravers Neighbourhood Planning Group submitted the plan to Purbeck District Council in December 2015. Since then it has been sent for consultation throughout Purbeck and has now been reviewed by an external examiner. The examiner’s report has now been accepted by Purbeck District Council and the date for the parish referendum set for May 4th, 2017.
The referendum is the final stage in the plan evolution and is the opportunity for Lytchett Matravers residents to vote for the plan and to have the plan legally adopted by Purbeck District Council.
The Parish Council will be distributing a Lytchett Link nearer the time to remind all and to set out the benefits of having a neighbourhood plan for the village. Those benefits are having a direct say in the type of development in and around the village, ensuring that the published design principles for any development are adhered to and for obtaining the Community Infrastructure contributions from any development to be used to improve and enhance the village for all residents.
Update: Official notice of Referendum