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quakers_walk_planning_brief.pdf Quakers Walk ... - Wiltshire Council
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QUAKERS WALK, DEVIZES<br />
FOREWORD<br />
This Planning Brief has been prepared to accompany an outline <strong>planning</strong> application to be<br />
submitted for the <strong>Quakers</strong> <strong>Walk</strong> site, Devizes. It will guide the preparation of detailed plans<br />
for the site, ensuring compliance with policies in the Kennet Local Plan 2011.<br />
The Planning Brief has been prepared by Carter Jonas on behalf of the Society of<br />
Merchant Venturers, in association with LHC Urban Design and INDIGO Landscape<br />
Architects, and in consultation with officers at Kennet District <strong>Council</strong> and <strong>Wiltshire</strong> County<br />
<strong>Council</strong>.<br />
When preparing the Planning Brief two stages of local consultation and community<br />
engagement took place. The first stage involved an exhibition and workshops to discuss<br />
the main issues to be addressed in the Planning Brief (organised by Concensus on behalf<br />
of Carter Jonas). The second period of consultation involved circulating a draft <strong>brief</strong> for<br />
comment. Full reports of these events can be found in the “<strong>Quakers</strong> <strong>Walk</strong> Planning Brief:<br />
Statement of Consultation”.<br />
On the 26 th May 2005, the Planning Policies Executive Committee of Kennet District<br />
<strong>Council</strong> considered the content of the Planning Brief and resolved to approve it as an<br />
emerging Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) for the purposes of development<br />
control. It was approved as an emerging SPD because although the process used so far in<br />
production of the <strong>brief</strong> closely follows guidance on preparing SPD, it has not been subject<br />
to a sustainability appraisal.<br />
This work will be carried out as soon as possible and the results of the sustainability<br />
appraisal made available for comment, before any further amendments to the Planning<br />
Brief are made (as necessary). At this time, the <strong>Council</strong> will reconsider the <strong>Quakers</strong> <strong>Walk</strong><br />
Planning Brief with a view to adopting it as a Supplementary Planning Document.<br />
Ref: 04744<br />
May 2005<br />
Issue Number 1