New housing is planned for our parish
- Where should it go?
- How could the community benefit?
- What conditions should be required?
Our parish has an indicative target for 50 new homes by 2034 to help provide affordable housing for local people and help address the regional housing crisis. Developments have now been proposed on several sites. Our Neighbourhood Plan is our chance to say where we think new housing should go, and what it should be like.
The Neighbourhood Plan also covers other key areas like energy, environment, heritage, transport and social amenities. The complete Neighbourhood Plan and key supporting evidence will be available at the events and exhibition. Your comments are welcome.
Come to a consultation event and have your say!
- Get the latest update on development in the parish
- Have your say about the proposed new housing sites
- Hear what others are thinking
- Influence the Neighbourhood Plan
How can I find out more and share my views?
Come to one of two consultation workshops
- Online: Wednesday 10th July 6-8pm. See details and let us know if you would like to come here: https://bit.ly/HNP-Online-consultation (Booking is not compulsory, however having an idea of numbers helps us plan)
- Harberton Parish Hall: Saturday 13th July 10am – 12noon. Doors open 9.30am – free coffee & croissants + exhibition No need to book, but registration helpful. Please follow this link to let us know you are coming.
View the information exhibition (not interactive):
- 1st – 6th July at St Peter’s Church, Harbertonford
- 8th – 12th July at St Andrew’s Church, Harberton
- 1st – 27th July on this website. Click here to be taken to the information display.
Complete the Housing Consultation Questionnaire
Paper copies of the questionnaire are available at the exhibitions in both churches during the dates above. Alternatively you can complete the same questions using our online survey. The online survey opens on Wednesday 10th July, during the online consultation event.