Parish plans and the spatial planning approach in England

Gallent, Nick; Morphet, Janice; Tewdwr‐Jones, Mark

doi:10.3828/tpr.79.1.3

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“…Subsequently some 600 or so VDSs have been prepared in England. Over the past decade, several evaluations of, or commentaries on, VDSs have been conducted (Atkins, 1998;Owen, 1998Owen, , 1999Owen, , 2002Countryside Agency, 2002;Hughes, 2006;Gallent et al, 2009), and most report that there is now widespread acceptance of their valuable contribution to the planning system.…”

Section: Village Design Statementsmentioning

confidence: 98%

“…A Parish Plan encompasses all those matters that the whole local community considers important and should include an action plan for those matters that could be addressed directly by the community itself. Gallent et al (2009) claimed that the extent to which community-led plans can and should be aligned with statutory frameworks is the critical debate in community planning in England at present. However, there are particular difficulties in the relationship between holistic community planning initiatives and the statutory land use planning system.…”

Section: The Recent Growth Of Local Community Engagement In Planningmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Lost in Translation? Some Issues Encountered in Transferring Village Design Statements from England to Ireland

Owen

Bishop

O’Keeffe

2011

Journal of Urban Design

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Section: Village Design Statementsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Section: The Recent Growth Of Local Community Engagement In Planningmentioning

confidence: 99%

Lost in Translation? Some Issues Encountered in Transferring Village Design Statements from England to Ireland

Owen

Bishop

O’Keeffe

2011

Journal of Urban Design

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“…Outcomes 2 and 3 in particular call for coordination. Gallent et al (2008) debate whether local plans should be formally integrated into strategic plans at higher tiers of governance or should merely be 'linked' to these plans. They write the following: 'Ineffectiveness' occurs where planning decisions, environmental services, health and education policy, and so on, do not respond to parish plans; such ineffectiveness is attributable to a failure to integrate with community-led planning, or rather a failure of community planning to integrate with higher tiers (Gallent et al 2008, p. 13).…”

Section: Multi-level and Coordinated Planningmentioning

confidence: 99%

Coordination of village plans and municipal rural and health policies ‐ Can low‐hanging fruit be picked?

Thuesen

Andersen

2020

Sociologia Ruralis

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This paper analyses how, and the extent to which, village plans and municipal rural and health policies have been coordinated in three Danish rural case locations. We applied a qualitative design through a document analysis of plans and policies as well as interviews in villages ‐ with municipal administrations. Theoretically, the article builds on the coordination and bridging that have been undertaken between community‐led planning and statutory planning. First, the study shows that although communities are expected to influence the successful implementation of health interventions, there is still a way to go before health and rural development planning are integrated in Danish municipalities despite innovative actions towards integration at the village level. Second, issues such as what we term ‘tame planning’, fear of municipal domination, difficulties in approaching village diversity, and silo‐based strategy‐making are identified as critical barriers to address.

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“…Çalışmalara başlarken ilk olarak bu konuda uygulama tecrübesine sahip olan İngiltere ve İrlanda'da rehberlerin ortaya çıkma nedenleri, içerikleri, planlama ile ilişkisi, halkın katılım biçimleri, kurumların rolü, uygulanma süreçleri incelenmiştir. Ülkelere göre rehberlerde yaklaşım ve içeriklerin nasıl değiştiği ve köy tasarım rehberleri ile ilgili temel tartışma konuları araştırılmıştır (Clifford ve King, 1993;Owen, Bishop ve O'keeffe, 2011;Atkins, 1998;Owen, 1998;Owen, 1999;Owen, 2002;Countryside Agency, 2002;Hughes, 2006;Gallent, Morphet, Tewdyr-Jones, 2009;Owen vd., 2008). Köyde çok daha acil sorunların olması durumunda (temel altyapı eksikliği, afet durumu vb.…”

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Küre-Ersizlerdere village design guide: A debate on process and methodology

Öğdül¹

2018

Planning

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Problems of rural areas in Turkey manifest themselves in planning field as well however means of intervention is limited. As a result of process growing organically, the first village design guide in Turkey was produced for the village of Ersizlerdere. The preparation process of the guide started when actors such as Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, North Anatolian Development Agency (NADA) and Governorship of Küre looking for new methods in rural development encountered. With the will of the actors, village design guide became one of the key projects that were proposed in the local development workshop held in Küre. Depending upon this proposal and the agreement of cooperation between Governorship of Kastamonu, NADA and MSGSU, Ersizlerdere Village Design Guide was prepared. It was aimed to raise the low level of participation in the planning efforts in rural areas and the level of participation was raised thanks to extensive field work. Village people were included in the process through questionnaires conducted and focus group meetings held and thus primary data were collected. With the settlement analyses it was aimed to determine the elements of rural identity. In this context, spatial analyses examining topography, landscape, silhouette and settlement fabric; analyses about parcel structure and usage and architectural survey were made. In the light of findings obtained through the work and basic information about village, the content and construct of the guide were determined. The guide consists of three main chapters: Settlement Fabric, Parcel Formation and Rural Architectural Character. In the chapter of Settlement Fabric, there are proposals about silhouette, aspect, altitude, vegetation and land cover, common public spaces, roads/paths. In the chapter of Parcel Formation some proposals about parcel size and lot coverage are developed. Rural Architectural Character, there are proposals about building/parcel layout, spatial organization, materials and new buildings. Consequently, it was remarked that in Turkey village design guide studies must be interrelated with rural development initiatives and that sense of ownership of the institutions, academic contribution and local participation are important. It was emphasized that the content of the guide might differentiate according to the locality and that is why more studies and implementation are required in Turkey.

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Parish plans and the spatial planning approach in England

Cited by 20 publications

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Lost in Translation? Some Issues Encountered in Transferring Village Design Statements from England to Ireland

Lost in Translation? Some Issues Encountered in Transferring Village Design Statements from England to Ireland

Coordination of village plans and municipal rural and health policies ‐ Can low‐hanging fruit be picked?

Küre-Ersizlerdere village design guide: A debate on process and methodology

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