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Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
We asked you
How many new houses should be built?
You told us
We concluded
There was a view that between 20 and 60 houses should be built
0.00%
5.00%
10.00%
15.00%
20.00%
25.00%
No MoreHouses
0-10 10-20 20-40 40-60 60 plus Don’t mind
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
We asked you
What type of new houses should be built?
You told us
We concluded
There was a clear preference for two and three bedroom houses
There was less support for four bedroom houses
Bungalows were also frequently mentioned in comments
No requirement was identified for Rural Exception housing in the Hamlets
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
1-2 bed maisonette
2 bed terrace/semi-detached
3 bed terrace/semi-detached
2/3 bed bungalow
4 bed semi-detached
4+ bed detached
What Type of House ?
Strongly agree Slightly agree Neither agree or disagree Slightly disagree Strongly disagee
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
We asked you
Where should the new houses be built?
You told us
We concluded
There was a strong preference for the Faccenda Chicken Farm and Wessex Homes sites
There should be no greenfield development around the village
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Faccenda Chicken Farm
Wessex Park Homes
Pleydells Farm
Infills in Village
Other Greenfield
Where to Build ?
Strongly agree Slightly agree Neither agree or disagree Slightly disagree Strongly disagee
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
We asked you
Are business units important in any new development?
You told us
We concluded
There was agreement on the need for business units in any new development where possible
Very Important32%
Important35%
Neither important or unimportant
14%
Not very important
11%
Unimportant8%
Business Units
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
We asked you
What car parking is needed in new developments?
You told us
We concluded
There was strong agreement on the need for sufficient visitor parking in any new development
to improve the overall availability of parking in the village
Parking spaces should be adequate for the size of new homes
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2 parking places for a 2 bedroom house
3 parking places for a 3 bedroom house
Additional parking for visitors in any new development
Parking
strongly agree slightly agree neither agree/disagree silghtly disagree strongly disagee
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
We asked you
About investment in a link to the Trailway for cycles and pedestrians
You told us
We concluded
There was strong support for investment in a link to the Trailway
It would be used primarily for leisure
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
I would support the Investment
I would use for travel to work
I would use for leisure
Trailway link
Strongly agree Slightly agree Neither agree or disagree Slightly disagree Strongly disagee
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
We asked you
About road links to Castle Lane from the Faccenda site, if build on.
You told us
We concluded
There was support for a link to Castle Lane, probably through Ridouts
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
This is the logical route to connect to Castle Lane
There should be a route from Castle Lane but not through Ridouts
There should be no route from Castle Lane but an entrance only inShillingstone Lane
Faccenda site Link
Strongly agree Slightly agree Neither agree or disagree Slightly disagree Strongly disagee
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
We asked you
About developments in and around the Conservation Area.
You told us
We concluded
There should be more green space and trees with traditional housing in keeping
with the Conservation Area
Ultra-modern housing designs would not be welcome
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New development should be of traditional design in keeping withthe Conservation Area
New development should include some contrasting ultra-moderndesigns
New development should retain and increase the number of treesof native species (improve ecology)
New development should provide additional open greenspace
New Development
strongly agree slightly agree neither agree/disagree silghtly disagree strongly disagee
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
We asked you
How should developer contributions be spend to improve Parish facilities?.
You told us
We concluded
There was a wide range of opinions with footpath improvements and protection
of greenspaces and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty being the strongest
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Extension to the Village Hall (new kitchen)
Footpath to the Recreation Ground (Castle Lane)
Tennis / multi use Courts at Bowey Field
Skate Park at the Recreation Ground
Widening of Castle Lane at New Cross
Fulfilment of a footpath circuit around the village
Replacement of Village Hall and Pavilion by a purpose builtcommunity building
Additional allotments
Parish Improvements
strongly agree slightly agree neither agree/disagree silghtly disagree strongly disagee
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
We asked you
How should the issue of speeding traffic through the village be addressed?.
You told us
We concluded
While traffic matters cannot be included in a Neighbourhood Plan , nevertheless
there was a strong support for a 20 mph speed limit
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
A team of volunteers running a Speedwatch scheme
A priority traffic flow with ‘pinch points’ scheme
A 20 mph scheme
Speeding
strongly agree slightly agree neither agree/disagree silghtly disagree strongly disagee
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
We asked you
About your plans for the future.
You told us
Only a small number people were able to comment on their future housing
needs
There are concerns over affordability of housing for the young local people, to
enable them to stay in the community
We concluded
Affordable housing to meet local needs remains a key concern although this is
not supported by either the results of earlier NDDC housing needs surveys or
the current survey.
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
About You
Age of Respondents
Housing Status
No Answer6%
16-200%
21-306%
31-407%
41-5017%
51-6026%
61-7026%
71-808%
80+4%
No Answer 16-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 61-70 71-80 80+
No Answer5%
Tenant Housing As15%
Tenant Private 5%
With parents3%
Homeowner72%
No Answer Tenant Housing As Tenant Private With parents Homeowner
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
Neighbourhood Planning
The Context
NATIONAL PLANNING POLICIES
NORTH DORSET PLAN POLICIES
OKEFORD FITZPAINE NEIGHBOURHOOD
PLANSURVEY RESULTS
Co
mp
ulsory
Co
mp
ulsory
ADVISORY
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan Survey - October 2015
Okeford Fitzpaine Neighbourhood Plan
Next Steps
Gather more evidence
Produce our Planning Policies
Produce our Vision and Objectives
Consult with all parties for 6
weeks
Update the Plan
Adopt the Plan
Write our Plan
Submit to NDDC
Parish Referendum
Independent Examination
Accepted ? Accepted ?
Pas
sed
?
Implement the Plan