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STIRLING COUNCIL

Development Plan Scheme & Participation Statement

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Contents

1. The Development Plan Scheme ............................................... 4

2. The current Local Development Plan (LDP) ............................. 4

3. Timescales for preparing the LDP ............................................ 5

4. How can I get involved in the preparation of the LDP? ............. 6

5. Other assessments which support the LDP .............................. 8

• Strategic Environmental Assessment ................................... 8

• Habitats Regulations Assessment ........................................ 8

• Equality Impact Assessment ................................................ 8

6. Participation Statement ............................................................. 9

• Learning from previous consultation ..................................... 9

• SP=EED™ .......................................................................... 10

• Proposed level of engagement for the LDP ........................ 12

Appendix: Activities carried out to date (June 2016) ................... 19

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1. The Development Plan Scheme This Development Plan Scheme sets out the programme for preparing and reviewing the Local Development Plan (LDP) and includes the following: •• An updated programme and timetable for preparing and publishing the LDP. •• A Participation Statement, which sets out stakeholder involvement in the LDP i.e. when, how and with whom, consultation will take place. The production of an annual Scheme is a requirement of Scottish Government. It has been published at this time to enable you to learn about the LDP the Council is preparing and how you can get involved and also to help focus everyone on what is involved in getting an up to date plan in place as quickly as possible as required by Scottish Government.

2. The Current Local Development Plan The current Local Development Plan was adopted in 2014. The first stage of that Plan, the Main Issues Report (MIR), was published in May 2010. The period following the publication of the MIR was the main opportunity for consultation and engagement on the formulation of the Plan, and in that time we undertook a number of different participation activities. A Draft Plan was published in October 2011 in order to gauge opinion on its content as a draft. In October 2012, the Proposed Plan was published and consulted upon. Examination of the unresolved representations to Proposed Plan took place from July 2013 to March 2014 with the Modified Plan adopted in autumn 2014. An online version of the current Plan is available on the LDP webpage at: www.stirling.gov.uk/localdevplan. This enables maps that relate to the plan such as Green Belt, Local Landscape Areas, Conservation Areas etc., to be viewed in more detail. A legal challenge to the adopted Plan has been lodged, however until the outcome of this process is known, it remains the development plan in force for the Stirling Council Planning Authority Area.

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3. Timescales for preparing the LDP Work is well underway to replace the current LDP. Planning authorities are required to have an up to date development plan and ensure that this is replaced at least every 5 years. However to address a potential shortfall in housing land supply, Stirling Council is progressing with a replacement Plan in advance of this timescale and aims to have this in place by December 2017. The current Timescales for preparing the replacement LDP are shown below.

Strategic Environment Assessment (SEA) Process

Plan Process Publish Development Plan Scheme

July 2016

Publish Proposed Plan & Supplementary Guidance (SG)

Environmentally Appraise Proposed Plan & amend ER if required Consult on Proposed Plan, SG & ER

July 2016

July - Sept. 2016

Submit Proposed Plan SG & Schedule 4’s to Scottish Ministers

Feb. 2017

Examination of Plan

Mar. - Sept. 2017

Publish modified Proposed Plan & submit to Scottish Ministers

Revise & Finalise ER

Nov. 2017

Adoption of Plan

Publish Post Adoption SEA Statement

Dec. 2017

Monitoring and Review of Plan and SEA

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4. How can I get involved in the LDP preparation? We have produced a participation statement at section 6, setting out when, how and whom will be involved in the preparation of the plan. Why engage others in preparing the LDP? The planning system promotes, facilitates and regulates development in the public interest. The impact of development, much of which is irreversible, on the lives of individuals and communities can be very significant depending on its nature, scale and location. As the Plan sets the context within which new development can happen, it is important that everyone affected has an opportunity to input. A variety of groups, organisations and individuals will therefore have an interest in the Plan, and will be given the opportunity to influence the surroundings in which they live, work, shop and play.

Who should participate? Everyone has the right to comment on a proposed development that is likely to affect them. It is important therefore that everyone who wants to have an input into the preparation of the Plan has the opportunity to do so. It is also important that those who are harder to reach, and do not normally comment on planning matters, are also given every opportunity and assistance to input into the process. Our approach is to target those most affected by the proposals in the Plan i.e. communities of interest (people who share a common interest).

Why should you participate? Participation in the Plan process can help shape your future surroundings. Participation cannot however guarantee that everyone gets the outcomes they want, but it is important that the basis and justification for policies and development proposals in the Plan are made clear and transparent. Effective engagement will ensure that people are made aware of the proposals as early as possible, have the facts to allow them to contribute, have the opportunity to make their views known and get explanations of how and why decisions are made.

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How can you participate? The participation process involves targeting specific individuals, groups, organisations and communities of interest using a variety of techniques. The methods of engagement will be tailored to local circumstances and particularly by the issues thrown up by the Plan. Feedback obtained on the MIR will be used to compile the Proposed Plan. Representations to both the MIR and the Proposed Plan must be received in writing and further details of how these can be made will be published at the respective stages. To be added to our database of contacts, please contact us: By email – ldp@stirling.gov.uk By phone – 01786 233660 Or by post – Corporate Operations Planning Services Stirling Council Teith House Kerse Road Stirling FK7 7QA. Once you have been added to our list of contacts you will be informed by email or by letter regarding key stages in the LDP process. Additionally you can keep up to date with our progress by visiting our webpage at www.stirling.gov.uk/ localdevplan or by following us on the Council’s Facebook page or Twitter page. www.facebook.com/stirlingcouncil - Facebook @stirlingcouncil - Twitter

When can you participate? Formal consultation on the Proposed Plan will take place July - September 2016. The Proposed Plan is the Council’s ‘settled view’ as the content of the plan, and although representations can be submitted, any unresolved issues arising will be submitted for Examination by a Reporter appointed by Scottish Ministers. The outcome of the Examination is largely binding on the Council and therefore no further opportunity will be available to shape the final Plan. Full details of the upcoming information events will be published on our webpage and advertised publicly. If you have been added to our database of contacts you will be informed by letter (see above section for contact details).

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5. OtherAssessments which support the LDP Various assessments of the LDP will be carried out in order to ensure that the corresponding aims are taken account of in the Plan. These assessments are statutory requirements arising from government legislation. Strategic Environmental Assessment The Environmental Assessment (Scotland) Act 2005 requires the Council to consider all policies, plans and programmes for Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA), as well as alterations to and reviews of existing plans. The purpose of the SEA Environmental Report, in reporting the outcomes of the assessment is to identify, describe and evaluate the likely significant effects on the environment of implementing the Plan, and to compare these with the equivalent potential effects of implementing the policy approach by means of reasonable strategy options. A SEA Environmental Report will be published alongside the Proposed Plan. The SEA exercise is carried out in consultation with the three agencies – Scottish Environment Protection Agency, Scottish Natural Heritage and Historic Scotland. Habitats Regulations Assessment The Conservation (Natural Habitats, &c.) Regulations 1994, as amended, requires the potential effects of the Proposed Plan on ‘European sites’ to be the subject of a Habitats Regulations Appraisal (HRA). Where it is not possible to rule out the risk of ‘significant effects’ relevant aspects of the Plan and supplementary guidance will an require ‘appropriate assessment.’ The Council, as competent authority, shall agree to the Plan only after having ascertained it will not adversely affect the integrity of any European site, both within and outside the area of the Plan. A report detailing this process will be presented alongside the Proposed Plan. Equality Impact Assessment The Equality Act 2010 introduces a duty on public bodies and others carrying out public functions to ensure that they consider the needs of all individuals in their day-to-day work – in shaping policy, in delivering services, and in relation to their own employees. The policies and proposals presented in the Proposed Plan have therefore been considered under the Council’s Equalities Impact Assessment (EqIA) process, and subject to an EqIA Relevance Check (attached as an appendix to the report to the Council on 30 June 2016) to help determine whether or not an Equality Impact Assessment is required and provide a record of the decision. Taking account of the aims and outcomes and those likely to be affected it was concluded, for the reasons given in the Relevance Check, the Proposed Plan would not have any potential impacts on people with “protected characteristics”

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6. Participation Statement The review of the Stirling Local Development Plan (LDP) requires to be accompanied by a Participation Statement which sets out the level of stakeholder involvement that will take place in preparing the Plan i.e. when, how, and with whom, consultation will take place. The Scottish Government suggests the following characters of engagement are appropriate at each stage of the LDP process. LDP Stage

Evidence Base

Main Issues Report

Character of Engagement

Involve

Consult / negotiate

Proposed Plan

Examination

Inform

Justify

Adopt with Modifications

Figure 1: Scottish Government characters of engagement http://www.gov.scot/Topics/Built-

Environment/planning/Development-Planning/Local-Development

Learning from previous consultation Feedback on the previous consultation exercise in preparing the current LDP has been analysed and used to inform the current engagement strategy. Figure 2 below summarises the key points from the analysis.

What was done well 68% of respondents described the events Good to hear direct from the Council and (Roadshows, drop in sessions, etc.) as have officers available to answer queries. useful or very useful.

Most people satisfied with the process as it was made clear including timescales.

What needs to be improved Events need more publicity.

Consultation should avoid holiday periods Need to review how information is such as Summer and Christmas. presented as 52% of respondents said it was difficult/confusing to find.

General feedback to improve consultation More public events.

Should make use of social media.

Don’t forget about those who do not have web access.

Figure 2: Feedback on LDP consultation methods

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To take account of the feedback, whilst also recognising that the replacement LDP is much more focused on particular issues than the current adopted LDP, the following actions will be taken: •• Public events such as drop in sessions will continue. However, these will be more focused on those communities most impacted by development proposals. •• There will be a social media presence via our Council Facebook and Twitter pages to advertise more widely LDP events and timescales. •• The LDP timescale necessitates that consultation will be required in summer 2016, however to allow maximum opportunity for comment, the minimum 6 week period required will be extended to almost 11 weeks ending on 23rd September 2016. •• The LDP webpage will be consistently reviewed to ensure that information is presented in a clear and logical manner. SP=EED™ To ensure that the Council’s engagement is effective and appropriate, the SP=EED™ (Successful Planning equals Effective Engagement and Delivery) method of engagement advocated by Planning Aid Scotland will guide the approach taken by the Council. The SP=EED™ programme has been specifically designed for consultation processes in planning. The programme is referred to in Planning Advice Note 3/2010 as a benchmarking tool for community engagement in planning. Additionally, one officer from the planning team has undertaken training to become SP=EED™ verified to enhance the quality of engagement by the Council on planning issues. The diagrams below set out how Stirling Council intends to engage with stakeholders in the LDP process at each stage, consistent with the advice from Scottish Government and Planning Aid Scotland. Figure 3 summarises the 8 criteria for effective engagement in the planning process and what should be aimed for at levels 1 and 2 of engagement. Level 1 engagement is termed ‘informing’ and is used when information is released but not necessarily for comment. Level 2 engagement is termed ‘consulting’ and is used when comment and participation is invited. The aims at Level 2 are in addition to those at Level 1.

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Rights to participate will be clearly explained and opportunities to express opinions publicised.

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It is proposed to use a variety of Level 1 and 2 engagement criteria to ensure that at each stage the appropriate method is being used. This may involve elements from only one or both levels.

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Public

Community Groups

Industry Representatives

Developers/ Landowners

Key Agencies

Scottish Government

Elected Members

Internal Council Services

Figure 4 sets out what engagement level is aimed at with each stakeholder group at each stage of the process. It highlights that consultation is ‘front loaded’. This is in order to gain as much input into the formulation of the Plan before a ‘settled view’ of the Council is presented in the Proposed Plan.

Pre MIR MIR Proposed Plan Examination Modified Plan Adoption Monitoring & Evaluation

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Figure 4: Proposed Stakeholder engagement for the LDP

Proposed level of engagement for the LDP The specific engagement activities expected to be carried for each stage of the LDP process are detailed below. Figure 5 provides the overall format for this. Most of the public engagement on the Plan takes place at the MIR and Proposed Plan stages. There is limited scope for engagement once these stages are passed. The list of activities is not meant to be exhaustive, but provides an indication of the overall level of engagement, following the SP=EED method. A full list of activities carried out at each stage can be found in the Appendix.

Activity to be carried out

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Why this activity is needed

Level 1

Level 2

Figure 5: Format of engagement activities.

Who will be involved

In what way will they be involved


PRE MAIN ISSUES REPORT (October 2014 – May 2015) At this stage the Council consulted a variety of stakeholders to understand what issues the Plan should address. This stage involved reviews of the current LDP against national and local policies and strategies including Scottish Planning Policy (SPP). A combination of Level 1 and 2 engagement methods were used at this stage.

Elected Members

Notice of intent to prepare new LDP

To inform as early as possible regarding the preparation of the new plan with indicative timescales before formal consultations at MIR stage

Internal Council Services Scottish Government Key Agencies Developers/Landowners Industry Representatives Community Councils Public Adjacent LPA’s

Approval from Council to start preparation of new plan

Interested parties contacted by letter and public webpage updated

Call for sites forms posted on webpage

To allow developers to submit sites for consideration in the MIR

Developers, interested parties, Community Councils

To get a comprehensive range of viewpoints to inform the assessment process

Key Agencies Internal Council Services

Comments invited on submitted sites

Policy review

To help identify main issues to be discussed in the MIR

Scottish Government Key Agencies Internal Council Services

Comments invited on current LDP policy review document

Preparation of Development Plan Scheme

To ensure that methods of engagement used are appropriate and effective

Planning Aid Scotland

Undertaking of SP=EED verification training

SEA Scoping Report

To identify any Strategic Environmental issues arising from review of LDP

Key Agencies

Comments invited on SEA Scoping Report

Call for sites.

Letters advertising exercise distributed to developer and community contacts

Figure 6: Pre Main Issues Report Engagement

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MAIN ISSUES REPORT (August 2015 – June 2016) At this stage the Council focussed consultation on the issues raised in the MIR. The response received was used to inform the Proposed Plan. A combination of Level 1 and 2 engagement methods was used at this stage.

Publish MIR and supporting reports

To publicise as much as possible the publication of the MIR and how people can comment on it

To ensure that the most affected by proposals are notified

Consultation on MIR

SEPA Report

To continue to raise awareness of the LDP and increase engagement with the MIR process

Scottish Government Key Agencies Developers/Landowners Industry Representatives Community Groups Public Adjacent LPA’s

Database contacts to receive a letter informing where and when copies of the MIR can be viewed Public Notices Use of social media account to publicise MIR Webpage updated

Invite formal comments to MIR LDP public drop in sessions for communities most affected by development proposals Neighbour notification Use of social media to highlight the consultation and how comments can be made

To ensure that all proposals in MIR have been environmentally appraised

Scottish Government Key Agencies Developers/Landowners Industry Representatives Community Groups Public Adjacent LPA’s

Formal comments invited to Engagement Report

To be open and transparent in engagement process and outcome

Scottish Government Key Agencies Developers/Landowners Industry Representatives Community Councils Public Adjacent LPA’s

All comments made publicly available and analysis of points raised and undertaken

To inform the production of the Proposed Plan

Elected Members

Report to Council

Post consultation reporting

Figure 7: Main Issues Report Engagement 14

Scottish Government Key Agencies Developers/Landowners Industry Representatives Community Councils Public Adjacent LPA’s


PROPOSED PLAN (July 2016 – December 2016) At this stage the Proposed Plan is opened up for comment and any representations the Council cannot resolve, will be submitted for Examination by a Scottish Government appointed Reporter. A combination of Level 1 and 2 engagement methods will be used at this stage.

Publish proposed Plan and supporting reports

To publicise as much as possible the publication of the Proposed Plan and how people can comment on it

Scottish Government Key Agencies Developers/Landowners Industry Representatives Community Councils Public Adjacent LPA’s

To ensure that the most affected by proposals are notified

Consultation on Proposed Plan

To continue to raise awareness of the LDP and increase engagement with the Proposed Plan process To gather formal comments and identify issues that can not be resolved before Examination

Scottish Government Key Agencies Developers/Landowners Industry Representatives Community Groups Public Adjacent LPA’s

To publicise the Councils settled view of what the LDP should be

Post consultation reporting

To consider all representations to the Proposed Plan

Scottish Government Key Agencies Developers/Landowners Industry Representatives Community Groups Public Adjacent LPA’s

Database contacts to receive a letter informing where and when copies of the Proposed Plan can be viewed Public Notices Use of social media account to publicise MIR Webpage updated

Invite formal comments on Proposed Plan Public meetings where required Neighbour notification Continued use of social media to highlight the consultation and how comments can be made

All comments made publicly available and analysis of points raised and undertaken

Figure 8: Proposed Plan Engagement

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EXAMINATION OF PROPOSED PLAN (March 2017 – September 2017) At this stage all unresolved representations are examined by a Reporter appointed by Scottish Ministers. These are submitted in a written form. The format of the Examination is determined by the Reporter and in a limited number of circumstances could include a Hearing and/or Inquiry Session in which the Council and other parties may be invited to participate.

Preparation of Schedule 4’s

Proposed Plan Submitted for Examination

Figure 9: Examination Stage

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To ensure representatives are adequately summarised and Council response determined

The Proposed Plan is required to undergo Examination by Reporter appointed by Scottish Ministers

Elected Members Input into the Council’s responses to representations Internal Council Services

Scottish Government DPEA

Any further information required will be determined by the Reporter appointed to hold the Examination


MODIFED PLAN (October 2017 – November 2017) At this stage the Plan will almost be in its final format. The Recommendations set out in the Examination report are largely binding on the Council. Any changes will be set out in a Modified Plan. No further representations are possible at this stage.

Outcome of Examination

To inform interested parties of the outcome of Examination of the Proposed Plan

Scottish Government Key Agencies Developers/Landowners Industry Representatives Community Groups Public Adjacent LPA’s

Creation of Modified Plan

To report fully to Council the outcome of Examination and how recommendations have been taken account of

Elected Members

Report to Council

To inform interested parties how the Reporters Recommendations have been taken into account in the Modified Plan

Scottish Government Key Agencies Developers/Landowners Industry Representatives Community Groups Public Adjacent LPA’s

Publishing of committee reports and Modified Plan on webpage

Post consultation Reporting

Reporters Report and Recommendations published on webpage

Figure 10 Modified Plan Stage

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ADOPTION (December 2017) After the Modified Plan has been published the Council will, by notice, publish its intent to adopt the plan. Once this stage has been completed the LDP becomes the Development Plan for Stirling Council.

Formal adoption of Modified Plan

Publication of LDP Action Programme

To conform with statutory requirements To ensure everyone who took part in the process is aware of the outcome To publicise the LDP

To implement the objectives and strategies of the Plan

Scottish Government Key Agencies Developers/Landowners Industry Representatives Community Groups Public Adjacent LPA’s Elected Members

Participants identified in Action Programme

Public Notice All commentators on Proposed Plan informed by letter All key Agencies and stakeholders notified Webpage updated Use of social media to publicise an outcome of LDP Copies of LDP distributed to Elected Members, Key Agencies and Community Councils

Ongoing

Figure 11 Adoption of LDP

MONITORING AND EVALUATION (2018-2022) After the Plan has been adopted the Council will monitor the performance of the Plan and start preparing an evidence base for future development plans.

Annual Monitoring

To track progress of development allocations in the LDP To inform the monitoring statement

Review of LDP Action Programme

To provide an evidence base for direction of future LDP’s

Figure 12 Monitoring and Evaluation

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Industry Representatives Developers/Landowners Key Agencies

Input into production of annual Housing, Employment and Vacant & Derelict Land Audits

Internal Council Services

Input into Retail Monitoring Report

Scottish Government

Input into monitoring statement to inform direction of MIR for next plan

Key Agencies Internal Council Services


Appendix: Activities carried out to date (June 2016) Stage

Pre MIR

Stage

MIR

Stage

Post MIR

Activity carried out

With who

When

Notice of intent to review LDP / Call for Sites

Database of contacts Community Councils Developers/Landowners Adjacent Planning Authorities

Oct. – Dec. 2014

Policy evaluation and monitoring of LDP

Internal Key Agencies Scottish Government Adjacent Planning Authorities

Oct. 2014 – May 2015

Building evidence base for MIR

Internal

Oct. 2014 – May 2015

SEA Scoping and Environmental Report

SEA Consultation Authorities

Oct. 2014 – May 2015

Review of HNDA

Scottish Government Housing Market Partnership Homes for Scotland

Dec. 2014 – Mar. 2015

Site Assessment

Internal Key Agencies

Jan. - May 2015

Activity carried out

With who

When

Neighbour Notification

GIS mapping to identify those addresses within 20m of sites marked as options

July 2015

Drop in events (x6)

Members of the public

Aug. – Sept. 2015

School events (x2)

Secondary School Students

Sept. – Oct. 2015

Statutory consultees

Scottish Government Key Agencies Adjacent Planning Authorities

Aug. – Oct. 2015

SEA Consultation

Members of the public SEA Consultation Authorities

Aug. – Oct. 2015

Publication of consultation on Social Media

Followers of Stirling Council’s Facebook and Twitter feeds

Aug. - Sept. 2015

Community Council consultation

Community Councils

Aug. - Oct. 2015

Acknowledgement Letters

All representations to the MIR

Oct. 2015

Activity carried out

With who

When

Further Site Assessment

Internal Key Agencies

Jan. – Mar. 2016

Pre-publication consultation

Internal Key Agencies Scottish Government

Apr. - May 2016

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Further Information Please contact:

Planning Services Corporate Operations Stirling Council Teith House Kerse Road Stirling FK7 7QA Telephone: 01786 233660 E-mail: ldp@stirling.gov.uk www.stirling.gov.uk/localdevplan

If you need help or this information supplied in an alternative format please call 01786 404040.

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