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The original version of the Pimperne Neighbourhood plan was made (adopted) on the 25 January 2019. The plan has been reviewed and the Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan Review was made (adopted) on 1 November 2022.
The Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan Review was made (adopted) by Dorset Council on 1 November 2022.
The Decision Statement and the 'made' Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan Review are available online and will be made available to view at the council's offices at County Hall, Dorchester, Dorset DT1 1XJ during normal opening hours.
Andrew Mead BSC (Hons) MRTPI MIQ issued his report on the Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan Review on 27 September 2022. He concludes that provided the recommended modifications are made, the plan would meet the basic conditions. Therefore, he recommends that the plan review, as modified, should be made (adopted). Members of Dorset Council’s Cabinet are due to consider the Examiner’s Report, including the recommended modifications, and decide whether the plan review should be made (adopted) at a meeting on the 1 November 2022.
An independent examiner, Mr Andrew Mead BSc (Hons) MRTPI MIQ, was appointed to carry out the examination of the Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan Review. As required, by the neighbourhood planning regulations, Dorset Council sent him documents relating to the review including the consultation responses set out below and its Modifications Statement. The examiner wrote to us and Pimperne Parish Council on the 26 August 2022 to clarify several initial procedural matters and ask several questions. Dorset Council and Pimperne Parish Council responded to the examiner on the 13 September 2022.
As the relevant local planning authority, Dorset Council was required to consult on the current review of the plan before the examination took place. The consultation took place for six weeks from Friday 1 July 2022 until Friday 12 August 2022. The responses received during this period are set out below.
Document Reference | Response |
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PIM01 | Cranborne Chase AONB |
PIM02 | Dorset Council |
PIM03 | Historic England |
PIM04 | National Highways |
PIM05 | Wyatt Homes |
The Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan Review, the other submission documents and associated documents are available via the links below.
The Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan 2016-2031 was officially 'made' by North Dorset District Council's Full Council on 25 January 2019. Please see the Decision Statement and the 'made' Neighbourhood Plan below.
The referendum relating to the Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan 2016-2031 took place on 10 January 2019. The result of the referendum was that a majority (87%) voted for the District Council to use the neighbourhood plan to help decide planning applications in the Parish of Pimperne. The Plan will be considered by North Dorset District Council's Full Council on 25 January 2019 for the final decision regarding whether to make the neighbourhood plan part of the development plan for the Parish of Pimperne.
Please see below for documents relevant to the referendum.
The Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan 2016-2031 (as modified as a result of the examination)
The Decision Statement, which includes a statement by the local planning authority that the plan as proposed meets the basic conditions.
The Information Statement, which includes general information as to town and country planning and the referendum.
Mr Terry Kemmann-Lane JP DipTP FRTPI MCMI issued his report on the submitted Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan on 2 October 2018. He concluded that provided the recommended modifications are made, the plan would meet the basic conditions. He therefore recommended that the plan, as modified, should proceed to referendum.
As part of the examination process the Examiner issued questions to North Dorset District Council and Pimperne Parish Council on 17 August 2018. A response to the questions was sent to the Examiner on 22 August 2018.
With the agreement of Pimperne Parish Council, Terry Kemmann-Lane JP DipTP FRTPI MCMI has been appointed to examine the Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan. In accordance with Regulation 17 of The Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 the submitted plan and all relevant documentation has been made available to the Examiner.
As the local planning authority, the District Council was required to consult on the plan proposals before the examination took place. People were given from Friday 11 May to Friday 22 June 2018 to make representations on the plan with regard to the content and how it has been prepared.
Document Reference | Response |
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PIM01 | Blandford Forum Town Council |
PIM02A | Dorset County Council A |
PIM02B | Dorset County Council B |
PIM02C |
Dorset County Council C |
PIM03 | Gladman |
PIM04A | Hall & Woodhouse A |
PIM04B | Hall & Woodhouse B |
PIM04C | Hall & Woodhouse C |
PIM04D | Hall & Woodhouse D |
PIM05A | Historic England A |
PIM05B | Historic England B |
PIM06 | Natural England |
PIM07 | North Dorset District Council |
PIM08 | P & D Crocker |
PIM09 | Sir David Latham |
PIM10A | Wyatt Homes A |
PIM10B | Wyatt Homes B |
PIM10C | Wyatt Homes C |
PIM10D | Wyatt Homes D |
PIM10E | Wyatt Homes E |
PIM11A | Wyatt Homes & Landowners A |
PIM11B | Wyatt Homes & Landowners B |
PIM12 | Wessex Water |
Please find below links to the submission documents, including the submission version of the neighbourhood plan and supporting evidence.
A hard copy of the plan is available to view 8.30am to 5pm Monday to Thursday and 8.30am to 4.30pm on Friday at:
Dorset Council
County Hall
Colliton Park
Dorchester
Dorset
DT1 1XJ
Representations should be submitted on the response form provided below and returned by 4pm on Friday 22 June 2018 to:
Email: planningpolicy@dorsetcouncil.gov.uk OR
Post: Planning Policy Team (North Dorset), South Walks House, South Walks Road, Dorchester, Dorset, DT1 1UZ
Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan Consultation Response Form (pdf)
Pimperne Neighbourhood Plan Consultation Response Form (word)
Please note that all comments will be made publicly available to read following the closure of the consultation period.
Any comments may include a request to be notified of the district council's decision under Regulation 19 in relation to the neighbourhood plan.
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