Perranzabuloe Neighbourhood Development Plan (NDP)

Referendum Vote Majority YES

The 3rd October 2024 vote results:

  • Number cast in favour of a “Yes” 596 (87.64%)
  • Number cast in favour of a “No” 83 (12.20%)
  • Electorate 5099, ballot papers issued 680, turnout 7.5%

Referendum Date Annoucement

After many years of hard work by the NDP Steering Group, the Neighbourhood Development Plan (NDP) for Perranporth goes to Referendum on Thursday 3 October.

A copy of the NDP (and other associated documents) will be available to view at the Parish Council Offices and the Library. There is more information on our website www.perranzabuloe-pc.gov.uk. Anyone, on 3 October can vote in a residential referendum if they are entitled to vote in an election of any ward councillor of Perranzabuloe Parish Council whose ward is in the referendum area and whose qualifying address for the election is in the referendum area.

Notices will be on all parish noticeboards and on the website. The Neighbourhood Development Plan is the Community’s plan. It represents the Community’s vision and priorities for how they would like to see the local area change in the coming years, and in doing so it sets out our local planning policies which will be taken into account as and when any proposals for development come forward in the Parish. It is therefore important that you vote!

The Examiners Report is Published

2024-07-22

The Perranzabuloe Neighbourhood Development Plan has been modified according to the Examiner’s recommendations.

Cornwall Council have put the updated documents on their Planning Portal

The plan will now progresses to referendum.

What is a Neighbourhood Development Plan?

According to the gov.uk Website, a Neighbourhood Development Plan (NDP) “gives communities direct power to develop a shared vision for their neighbourhood and shape the development and growth of their local area. They are able to choose where they want new homes, shops and offices to be built, have their say on what those new buildings should look like and what infrastructure should be provided, and grant planning permission for the new buildings they want to see go ahead.”

It’s a consultative process to find out what our community wants and express this in a way to help our parish evolve as the community wants it to. Yes we have to fit in with national and local legislation but a NDP can and will impact the future of our area.

We believe that everybody should have their say and a chance to help this process – your voice, your choice.

We have a 14 member Steering Group and working groups for:

 

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