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St Ive and Pensilva Neighbourhood Plan

St Ive and Pensilva Neighbourhood Plan

Planning the Future of Our Parish

Part Six: Built Environment

Using a technical support package agreed with the Government’s Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, a company called AECOM, which is a major infrastructure consulting firm, has prepared a Design Code for the Parish.

The Design Code provides guidance on general residential design standards, and for certain areas, specific Codes which will help to preserve and improve the character and identity of the Neighbourhood Area.

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Evidence Base

  • Part One: Introduction
  • Part Two: Our Community
  • Part Three: Housing Needs
  • Part Four: Business and Jobs
  • Part Five: Historic Environment
  • Part Six: Built Environment
  • Part Seven: Natural Environment
  • Part Eight: Community Facilities
  • Part Nine: The Climate Emergency
  • Community Survey 2014
  • Community Survey 2024
  • St Ive & Pensilva NDP Development Boundary and Housing Land Capacity Log February 2026

Miscellaneous

  • What is a Neighbourhood Plan?
  • The Neighbourhood Planning Process
  • How can I get involved?
  • Community Engagement Strategy
  • Grant aid for the Neighbourhood Plan
  • Further Grant Aid for the Neighbourhood Plan
  • Parish Profile 2014

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