1. Frisby on the Wreake Neighbourhood Plan 5th September 2016

2. The Frisby on the Wreake NPAC Committee
Frisby on the Wreake Parish Council
Neighbourhood Plan Advisory Committee
Chair – Lisa Bailey
Vice Chair – Mike Patterson
PC representative (s) – All
Transport, Amenities and Economic Growth
Housing and Built Environment
Environment
Pete Rogers
Tony Barber
Lesley Twigg
Martin Smith
Mike Patterson
Community and Stakeholder Engagement, Support, Feedback, Interactions, Guidance

3. What is a Neighbourhood Plan

4. What is the Frisby Neighbourhood Plan??
The Frisby neighbourhood plan gives us the local people direct powers to shape how our local area develops and grows, it can help shape future policies for the development and use of land in Frisby.
The Frisby neighbourhood Plans can include proposals for improving our area and/or providing new facilities. Our plan can and will cover a wide range of planning issues such as housing, employment, heritage and transport or focus on a single topic of importance for the community.
Our Neighbourhood Plan enables our community to take the lead in producing part of the statutory development plan for the area it is a plan “developed by the people for our village” and if adopted it will become part of the MBC local development plan and be used by the local planning authority when making decisions on planning applications
The Frisby Neighbourhood plan must comply with:
national planning policy, EU and UK legislation, strategic development needs set out in the Local Plan and human rights requirements

5. The Neighbourhood Plan Process

6. Provisional Timings for the plan?
Activity
Timing
Building the Evidence Base
Confirm themes/aims etc
Write the plan
Submit raw data to Your Locale to write the plan
Your Locale to submit for Consultation (6-8 wk. process)
Submission
August, September, October
Complete by mid Nov
Mid November
End of Nov/early Dec
February 2017

7. Transport Survey Objectives
As part of the neighbourhood plan there is a need to give evidential support of sustainable development within the village. There are a number of areas we have to consider one of which is transport and the impact that new housing would have in the village to our current infrastructure.  The main objectives are to :-
Identify traffic flow in and out of the village at peak times, to identify whether this is destination traffic ( i.e. school/shop/ church) or is the village being used as a rat run i.e. thru traffic only 
Once we identify what is happening then we can assess the impact of new housing, what options for increased amenities we may need and present the true and realistic picture of what is sustainable for the village. 
The second part of the survey is to identify the parking pinch points in all streets and come up with options to if there are any to mitigate/improve them.

8. Transport Survey w/c September 19th 2016
FRISBY ON THE WREAKE TRAFFIC SURVEY
DATE SURVEY COMPLETED
LOCATION
DAY
TIME
PLEASE TICK
GREAT LANE
MONDAY
HALL ORCHARD
TUESDAY
ROTHERBY LANE
WEDNESDAY
WATER LANE/MAIN STREET CORNER
THURSDAY
WATER LANE/RAILWAY CROSSING
FRIDAY
CARS
VANS
HGV
BUSES
FARM VEHICLE
INTO
OUT OF
IN/OUT

9. Transport Survey Rota w/c September 19th 2016
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
GREAT LANE
MAUREEN MCNAB
KAREN WHITE
TONY BARBER
SIMON BLAKE
BOB WIDDOWSON
KATE BAXTER
HALL ORCHARD
SASHA HEANEY
ASH HOWE
ANNE BUTLER
SHAUNA PLAISTOW
THEA LAWMAN
ROTHERBY LANE
DEBBIE BIRD
LYDIA MANSHIP
SCOTT BAILEY
TRISH MCLOUGHLIN
JON LOVESAY
WATER LANE/MAIN STREET CORNER
MARY JOHNSON
JOHN WILSON MICHELLE POND
STEVE EAST
THEA LAWMAN NEIL MEADOWS
ASH HOWE NEIL MEADOWS
SALLY WRIGHT
WATER LANE/RAILWAY CROSSING
JACKIE WARWICK
CAROLINE FIELD
JON LOVESAY PURNI HUTCHINSON
26 VOLUNTEERS…..25 DOING THE SURVEY AND 1 TAKING PHOTOS…….
A MASSIVE THANK YOU FOR HELPING OUT

10. Volunteers going forwards…..we need more!