Decisions

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Decisions published

29/08/2019 - Berrick Salome Neighbourhood Plan ref: 591    Recommendations Approved

Decision Maker: Cabinet member for planning

Decision published: 30/08/2019

Effective from: 29/08/2019

Decision:

1.    To accept all modifications to the Berrick Salome Neighbourhood Plan recommended by the examiner;

2.    To determine that the Berrick Salome Neighbourhood Development Plan, as modified, meets the basic conditions, is compatible with the Convention rights, complies with the definition of a neighbourhood development plan and the provisions that can be made by a neighbourhood development plan;

3.    To take all appropriate actions to progress the Berrick Salome Neighbourhood Development Plan to referendum. 

Wards affected: Chalgrove;


01/08/2019 - North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Management Plan 2019-2024 ref: 590    For Determination

Purpose: to adopt the management plan

Decision Maker: Cabinet

Made at meeting: 01/08/2019 - Cabinet

Decision published: 19/08/2019

Effective from: 10/08/2019

Decision:

Cabinet considered the head of planning’s report, which sought the adoption of the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Management Plan 2019-2024. 

 

The production of a management plan was a statutory requirement.  All nine constituent councils within the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty had responsibility to adopt the plan, which had been produced by the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’s Council of Partners.  This had councillor and officer representation from each constituent council. 

 

The plan was split into key themes covering landscape, rural land management, biodiversity, the historic environment, natural resources, development, communities, tourism leisure and access.  Climate change was a cross-cutting theme also.  The policies and actions in the plan supported the fight against climate change.  For example, policies aimed at supporting landscape scale habitat restoration and providing habitat linkages both helped the natural environment to adapt to the impacts of climate change and were tackling the causes with the creation of new habitats.  Cabinet welcomed this. 

 

Cabinet supported the recommendation to adopt the management plan. 

 

RESOLVED: to adopt the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Management Plan 2019-2024. 

Wards affected: Cholsey; Sandford and the Wittenhams; Wallingford;

Lead officer: Dominic Lamb