Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group Meeting Minutes

• KI_Plan_minutes_of_Meeting_26_Feb_2015
• KI_Plan_minutes_of_Meeting_24_Mar_2015
• KI_Plan_minutes_of_Meeting_13_May_2015
• KI_Plan_minutes_of_Meeting_8_Jul_2015
• KI_Plan_minutes_of_meeting_16_Sep_2015
• KI_Plan_minutes_of_meeting_21_Oct_2015
• KI_Plan_minutes_of_meeting_25_Nov_2015
• KI_Plan_minutes_of_meeting_16_Dec_2015
• KI_Plan_minutes_of_meeting_20_Jan_2016
• KI_Plan_minutes_of_meeting_24_Feb_2016
• KI_Plan_minutes_of_meeting_30_Mar_2016
• KI_Plan_minutes_of_meeting_22_Jul_2016
• KI_plan_minutes_of_meeting_4_Aug_2016

Amenities Working Group

• KI_Village_Shop_Survey_Results_Mar_2015
• Church_Information
• Parish_Council_Information
• School_Information
• KICA_Information
• Luncheon_Club_Information

Kirk Ireton Conservation Area Appraisal
The Derbyshire Dales Conservation Department review of Kirk Ireton:

• Part 1 (2 Mb)
• Part 2 (5.3 Mb)
• Part 3 (4.3 Mb)

Derbyshire Dales District Council KI Conservation Area

• Conservation_Area_Map

 Rural Place Profile

• Rural_Place_Profile_E04002776_Kirk_Ireton

Derbyshire Dales District Council KI Settlement Boundary

• KI_Settlement_Framework_Boundary

Derbyshire Dales District Council Landscape Sensitivity Study

• >>Link to full published document (20.7 Mb)<<
• Edited ‘Landscape Sensitivity Study’ with pertinent pages for Kirk Ireton

Derbyshire Dales Settlement Hierarchy October 2015

• Edited ‘Settlement Hierarchy’ with pertinent pages for Kirk Ireton

Local Plan Advisory Committee Meeting 18 Jan 2016
Sets out a plan (Appendix 3) with an ‘Assessment Schedule’ (Appendix 3) for land the KI Neighbourhood Plan team believe was submitted in the recent, and also past, ‘Call for Sites’.

• Local Plan Advisory Committee Appendix 3 KI Page 18 Jan 2016
• Local Plan Advisory Committee Appendix 2 KI Page 18 Jan 2016

Sounds dull – but isn’t!

Come to a Public Meeting in the Village Hall on Thursday February 19th. The doors open at 7.30pm and the meeting starts at 8.15pm.

A Neighbourhood Plan has been started and when you know what it is, YOU WILL WANT YOUR SAY. So read on……

Since the planning laws have been revised, broadly speaking any developer can buy any land and put up buildings as long as they comply with the current Derbyshire Dales local plan and the building regulations. That is, UNLESS we have a Neighbourhood Plan in place to say what WE want done in this area of land, inside the boundaries of the Parish of Kirk Ireton. This plan when made will have power in planning law.

Over the next 15 to 20 years there will be changes. We can’t say no to everything. However…

A Neighbourhood Plan is OUR CHANCE to shape the developments that we want and need to happen.

First we have to decide on what we want our community to look like in 20 years. We make a Vision Statement. It is vital that we all contribute our ideas and come to an agreement in broad terms about our future community.

Then we steer through a series of hoops; mapping, gathering evidence, creating a profile of the present community, matching our plan against present law, consulting widely and recording who has been consulted, drafting final proposals and submitting the final plan.

The Plan has to pass two formal tests: an independent inspection that checks the plan for legality, and a referendum of all the eligible voters in the parish.

The whole process will take about a year. Anyone who lives, works and/or runs businesses here is asked to offer skills and expertise to complete the task.

So far work has begun with a small setting-up group. This is just a starter group and is open to new members at any time. The setting-up group have been meeting over the autumn in the Village Hall, supported by Rural Action Derbyshire;

Here is their draft of a Vision Statement. Do you agree?

Neighbourhood Plan
A Vision statement for Kirk Ireton

Kirk Ireton is a place that has a caring and active community and which takes care of children, older people and is safe for everyone. A place that offers a suitable mix of dwellings and people to sustain a school, a pub, a shop, a church and a chapel.
It is a village that makes provision for people to work in the parish with good communications and is a place where future development considers both the landscape and villagers’ access to it.

Do you agree?

PUBLIC MEETING FOR ALL WHO LIVE AND/ OR WORK IN THIS PARISH

EVERYONE who lives and works in the village (or parish) is cordially invited to a meeting in the new year –

Public Meeting in the Village Hall on Thursday February 19th. The doors open at 7.30pm and the meeting starts at 8.15pm.

to hear more about the plan and to help make it happen

Come along to the February Meeting to hear more and contribute ideas on the future look of Kirk Ireton Parish. Make sure you tell your neighbours and get them to come along too. Free glass of wine and nibbles to all (over 18s).

• Link to mycommunityrights.org.uk
• Link to Idridgehay Neighbourhood Plan

For more information, offers of help and news of the meeting,
Contact Nick Delves on 01335 370 038 or Jan Hall