Parish Community Plan

1. Process
• What do you think could be better about the way the parish is set out (frustrations/challenges)?  What do you like about the way the parish is set out at the moment (positives/opportunities to build on)?  Are there opportunities for change that you know of or would like explored (sites, commercial/leisure ideas, solutions that might work etc)?
• While these are being answered and received, there will be time to pull together a committee formed of key stakeholders and/or elected representatives who can bring relevant skills/knowledge to the process
• Confirm brief, budget and timescale
• Commence ideas workshops/brainstorming with feedback received.

2  Content

• 'Retail' heading being expanded to 'commercial', to include other business activities
• Enlarging the area under consideration to 'the whole parish', including the local centre, to capture known brownfield sites beyond the local centre that may offer solutions
• School access, busy lanes and such would need to be considered also

1. Timescale

• 12-18 months should bring it alongside the planning review of IDP and therefore give greater chance of having some inter-relation, specifically with regard to the question of social/affordable housing and greenfield sites.
• St Peter's Community Plan took around 4 years, interrupted by lockdowns and fitted in alongside other activities on a relatively low priority basis.
• Consultation processes alone will account for around 5 months, including early parish-wide ideas, presentation of possibilities, results and then island wide consultation by the planners.
• We would aim to complete this within 12 months to tie into the States Elections in June 2025.
• The plan should have a meaningful life-span, looking forward around 10-15 years.

•       'Retail' heading being expanded to 'commercial', to include other business activities

1.           Cost

The cost would be in the region of £20,000