Caterham, Chaldon & Whyteleafe Neighbourhood Plan
Planning the future of our four parishes
Latest News
The Tandridge District Consultation details are now available on the Tandridge District Council website, please use https://www.tandridge.gov.uk/Planning-and-building/Planning-strategies-and-policies/Parish-Council-neighbourhood-plans to access and comment on our Neighbourhood Plan.
TDC informed the Steering Group Chair on 16 July that CCW Reg 16 consultation will commence on 19 July 2019 and run for 6 weeks. The statutory adverts are due to go in the papers over the next few days and all mailouts will go out on or before the 19 July.
Jeremy Webster
Chair
Caterham Hill Parish Council
Important Links and Past Updates
- The ‘Submission Version’ of the Caterham, Chaldon and Whyteleafe Neighbourhood Plan is now available to view (see below). All comments received so far have been reviewed and the Plan has been updated. The Plan will be submitted to Tandridge District Council who will consult on it again. You will have a chance to comment on the Plan – look out for this in the coming weeks…
- Church Walk Planning Application (2019/145) is now available for public comment. To view the Planning Application Click here
- Delivery Plan Timeline – for a full timeline for delivery, please refer to the timeline here.
- 28 May – We submitted the plan and all associated supporting documents to TDC at 4pm. TDC will review the documents and make a decision as to whether to put the plan to Regulation 16 consultation — the last level of consultation before referendum.
- 20 June – Housing committee meets to endorse the community takeover of the Douglas Brunton Centre, an important component of the Neighbourhood Plan.
- 25 June – Chairs of Caterham Hill, Caterham Valley, Chaldon, and Whyteleafe Village councils will meet with chief executive to follow up on next steps once the plan is made.
Upcoming Events and Activities
- 26 August – Chaldon Village Fete. We will be publicizing the draft of the plan.
About the Neighbourhood Plan
The Neighbourhood Plan is an important document that will be used to determine planning applications within Caterham, Chaldon and Whyteleafe (view map). It will be formally examined and subject to a local referendum, which, if successful means that it will sit alongside the Tandridge Local Plan offering detail relevant to our area.
The Plan has been developed over many years by a Steering Group comprising volunteers from the four Parish and Village Councils (Caterham Hill, Caterham Valley, Chaldon and Whyteleafe). We have worked hard to hear the views of local residents and businesses.
Importantly, the Neighbourhood Plan provides a tool for us to protect the special character and green spaces that we have. It will also enable us to receive 25% of developer contributions (Community Infrastructure Levy) coming from development in our area. This money can be put towards community projects.
We are about to publish the ‘Submission Version’ of the Neighbourhood Plan. This will be delivered to Tandridge District Council, who will consult on it for approximately six weeks. It is important that you have a look at the document and give your views, even if it is simply to offer your support.
Then, the Plan will be examined by an Independent Examiner. After that, there will be a local referendum, which will be open to everyone registered to vote in the Neighbourhood Plan area. If we achieve a majority of 51% or more, the Plan will be ‘made’ and will form part of the Local Plan, and will carry weight in determining planning policies.
Delivery Plan Timeline
How do I view the plan?
We will be uploading the Plan and supporting documents in the next week, so please do check back.
The documents that you will be able to view are:
- The Caterham, Chaldon and Whyteleafe Neighbourhood Plan – this contains the policies
- The local views that we wish to protect
- The Local Green Spaces that we wish to protect
- The Caterham, Chaldon and Whyteleafe Neighbourhood Plan Design Guidelines
- The Consultation Statement – setting out how we have encouraged local people to get involved
Consultation Statement Appendices
- The Basic Conditions Statement – showing how our Plan conforms to national and local planning policy
- The profile of the neighbourhood area
- The supporting evidence
- The Strategic Environmental Assessment – which sets out how we have ensured that the Plan does not impact negatively on the environment.
- Strategic Environmental Assessment Consultation Report
- Habitat Regulations Assessment Stage 1: Screening – which ensures that consideration is given to sites protected by European Directives as part of the development of planning policy.
Get in touch
If you would like more information or have any questions about the Neighbourhood Plan, please email: or write to Parish Clerk Salmons, Salmons Lane, Whyteleafe, Surrey CR3 0HB
Current Activities
Progression to Regulation 16 Consultation, TDC agree to allocate resources
Having understood the strength of feeling to progress the Neighbourhood Plan and the need to take it to examination, TDC has agreed to allocate a specialist from its planning team to work with us.
A meeting has been arranged on the 22 March where TDC will meet with members of the steering group and our technical advisors to establish a schedule towards the next and final Regulation 16 consultation for the plan.
Once Regulation 16 consultation is underway the plan will be ready for examination.
Response to the Church Walk Planning Application TA/2019/145
The Caterham, Chaldon and Whyteleafe Neighbourhood Plan (CCWNP) has been a collaboration of many residents and local groups with input from local businesses. The policies in the document have been drafted to address the challenges that face Caterham and the...
Steering Group achieve key milestone
Consultant planning inspector confirms that the Neighbourhood Plan and supporting documentation are "entirely fit for purpose" and added " it is consistent with national policy as contained in the NPPF July 2018. It takes account of the strategic policies contained in...
Progress update on the CCWNP 10.12.2018
CATERHAM CHALDON WHYTELEAFE NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN (CCWNP) PROGRESS REPORT AND PENDING ACTIONS - AS AT 10th DECEMBER 2018 Progress towards the completion of the final Neighbourhood Plan Further to my presentations on the CCWNP in September, when we reviewed our progress...
Response to the consultation on the Tandridge Local Plan
Response to TDC Caterham Masterplan public consultation, May 2017
The CR3 Forum made this response to TDC Caterham Masterplan public consultation that closed on the 1st May 2017
Response to TDC Local Plan public consultation, December 2016
The CR3 Forum made this response to TDC Caterham Masterplan public consultation that closed on the 1st May 2017
Response to the Church Walk Planning Application TA/2019/145
The Caterham, Chaldon and Whyteleafe Neighbourhood Plan (CCWNP) has been a collaboration of many residents and local groups with input from local businesses. The policies in the document have been drafted to address the challenges that face Caterham and the...
Steering Group achieve key milestone
Consultant planning inspector confirms that the Neighbourhood Plan and supporting documentation are "entirely fit for purpose" and added " it is consistent with national policy as contained in the NPPF July 2018. It takes account of the strategic policies contained in...
Progress update on the CCWNP 10.12.2018
CATERHAM CHALDON WHYTELEAFE NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN (CCWNP) PROGRESS REPORT AND PENDING ACTIONS - AS AT 10th DECEMBER 2018 Progress towards the completion of the final Neighbourhood Plan Further to my presentations on the CCWNP in September, when we reviewed our progress...
Response to the consultation on the Tandridge Local Plan
Response to TDC Caterham Masterplan public consultation, May 2017
The CR3 Forum made this response to TDC Caterham Masterplan public consultation that closed on the 1st May 2017
Response to TDC Local Plan public consultation, December 2016
The CR3 Forum made this response to TDC Caterham Masterplan public consultation that closed on the 1st May 2017
