Application for re-designation to finish The Plan Published in the 2020 Spring Edition of Beach News The Beach’s Neighbourhood Forum representing Marine Ward was designated for five years in November 2014. By November 2019, the Forum’s allotted legal tenure ran out. Forum Officers have sent an application to re-designate the Area & Forum for another 5-year period to enable the completion of its work. Re-designation is administered by Adur District Council and likely to take about three months from receipt of our application including a public consultation. When its redesignation is confirmed, the Forum will pass the final Neighbourhood Plan [Version 5] back to the Council for comments and will organise its final ‘HAVE YOUR SAY DAY’ to run immediately after the Forum AGM for members to confirm or change the Committee Officers. Any residents’ comments on the plan offerred at the HYSD could require the Forum to fine-tune the plan before its transmission to the Council. When the final Beach Neighbourhood Plan [Version 5] is accepted by ADC, the Forum will have completed its work and ADC will organise independent inspection of the plan. When that is finally passed, the Council will administer all aspects of a public referendum for the Beach electorate to decide. The Forum wants this process to happen during 2020. The Forum’s Committee Officers wish to acknowledge and thank both the Beach community for its patience and the support of every Forum volunteer for giving freely of their time and hard work since November, 2014. We will keep you informed of progress and next steps. In the meantime, the website will still be available as a valuable community resource for promoting local development and sustainability initiatives. You can see all 69 pages of the draft plan so far at: https://www.shorehambeachforum.com/plan-latest Tony Wallington Community Engagement Officer #ADC #funding #management River at low tide photo courtesy of Adam Tinworth on Flickr

Green Space & Community Facilities survey now online If you want to shape the future of our neighbourhood and have any views on issues like the Beach Green cafe or skate parks on the beach - if you want the facts and would like some control - fill in this questionnaire! So far we've heard strong views about our open spaces, social places and school spaces. This workshop refines ideas and opinions about all the key sites on Shoreham Beach. The Neighbourhood Forum (SBNF) is not making any proposals at this stage, but is enabling as many local residents and businesses as possible to input to the next stage - the development of draft policies. If you live or work on Shoreham Beach (and were UNABLE to attend our Have Your say day in February 2016) this is your opportunity to take part. Please share with any local residents or businesses that have an interest in the future of our area. Short link to survey: http://bit.ly/sbnf-2016-2 Long Link to survey: http://www.shorehambeachforum.com/community-facilities-workshop-feb-2016 #BeachGreen #design #survey #heritage #planning

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Final Report on concepts for school expansion and Beach Green development by independent planning sp Final report: http://bit.ly/sbnf-aecom-report-L Background Many ideas, suggestions and options about development opportunities have emerged from our community engagement work over the past two years. Inevitably there are competing views – what to some residents is an opportunity to improve the Beach may be seen as a threat by others. Moreover, some developments could be implemented in the first five years of the plan period, whereas others will not be feasible until later and may eventually prove to be non-deliverable within the 15 year life-time of the Neighbourhood Plan. The Shoreham Beach Neighbourhood Forum made a successful bid for an Urban Design Consultancy Package from the Government programme for supporting communities preparing Neighbourhood Plans. Thus independent planning and urban design consultants AECOM have prepared sketch schemes to help Beach residents to more fully understand the potential development opportunities which have been identified by residents. Objective Ideas for potential development up to 2031 These schemes are not firm proposals but they are technically feasible. They were presented to enable residents to discuss them with independent external professionals and express their opinions (or offer alternatives). Feedback from residents was reviewed by AECOM and SBNF as an evidence base for site specific interventions across the Neighbourhood Plan area. Following on from the consultation exercise, it was agreed that there was sufficient interest in delivering an improved school facility to warrant the preparation of two additional spatial options. Consequently, AECOM prepared the following options: Beach Green Option 3 This option is based on Beach Green Option 2, but with a primary school instead of residential development on the car park. As with Beach Green Option 2, the car park moves towards the middle of the open space. Split School Site Several consultees suggested retaining the school site in some form of community use. Following on from these suggestions, it was agreed that there might be merit in looking at a school option which provided for nursery and Key Stage 1 (up to 7 years) in a new facility on the existing site and Key Stage 2 (7-11) in a new facility on the Harbour Way Industrial site. Both of these new facilities would provide additional community provision for the wider community, which would be available outside school hours. This short report comprises the following: • Section 2 of the document sets out the rationale for choosing the sites which formed the basis of the options exercise; • Section 3 provides detail as to the options; • Section 4 records the responses from the public events held in October 2016; • Section 5 offers additional spatial options arising from that consultation exercise, and • Section 6 provides a summary of the outputs. Final report: http://bit.ly/sbnf-aecom-report-L All feedback from October 2016 Have Your Say Days: http://bit.ly/hysd16-feedback-aecom #BeachGreen #school #design #AECOM #planning #housing

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A more interactive website for SBNF Our new website is now live and we want to hear your views. The site is full of useful resources and ways for you to help us shape the future of Shoreham Beach. Please take a look and post your feedback here, or chat directly with the web designer at our Have Your Say day on Saturday 6th Feb, 11am - 3:30pm. The Neighbourhood Plan aims to protect and strengthen what works here (as decided by the community) and change what doesn’t. To do this well, we need more views aired, more opinions shared and more ideas coming from you - the community. We are developing interactive tools to gather your ideas and turn proposals into policies. Time is running out for you to have your say and help shape the future of Shoreham Beach. Our target is June 2016 - we want to hear from as many people as possible. Please bookmark www.sbnf.co.uk

Add your Aspirational Images / Vote for your Favourites Neighbourhood Character Maps Issues Issues vote Cherished Views vote Aspirations vote What do we want to see more of in your neighbourhood? Send us your images , vote for your favourites, and we will publish the favourites in the Neighbourhood Plan. ​ Aspirations What do we want to see more of in your neighbourhood? Send us your images, Vote for your favourites, and we will publish them, in the Neighbourhood Plan. Vote ♡ Click on the heart icon to vote for the photos that you want to be published in the neighbourhood plan. ✉︎ Send your aspirational images to shorehambeachforum@gmail.com ​ We will publish images in our Neighbourhood Plan that support our objectives and policies. Vote for favourite views Vote for important issues

The Emerging Neighbourhood Plan Summary (DRAFT) Revision 1 See Latest Revision Plan Status Maps Aspirations Guidance Vision (Oct 2016) Shoreham Beach will maintain and enhance its eclectic character through a balance between innovative, high-quality, neighbourly development and conservation, which meets the needs of both residents and visitors, ensuring that the neighbourhood thrives as a place to live, work and enjoy a range of community and leisure activities. ​ ​ Have your say Aspirations Gallery - submit your photos Give your feedback Read Feedback ​ More details/ Join this group ​ See poster G1,2,3 See poster G4,5 ​ About the green group ​ Cherished Views Gallery - submit your photos Evidence Summary of Draft Policies - rev. 1 - Oct 2016 ​ Sustainability (Green & Blue Neighbourhood - G) The NP will protect and enhance the natural environment and bio-diversity of Shoreham Beach by improving public awareness of, and investment in, the Local Nature Reserve; providing attractive public green spaces; promoting energy and water efficiency, renewable energy and improved neighbourhood waste management. G 1 - Designation of five Local Green Spaces (LGS) LGS 1 - Beach Green, LGS 2 - Adur Rec, LGS 3 - Falcon Close, LGS 4 - Soldiers Point, LGS 5 - Silver Sand G 2 - Improve landscaping (advice and database of suitable native vegetation) G 3 - Renewable Energy ​ ​ Regeneration & Development (D) The NP will identify and encourage diverse opportunities for the high quality improvement and selective redevelopment of the built environment, which respond to community needs/priorities and the increasing development pressures from the housing market and tourism. ​ D 1 - Require a minimum level of information for a valid planning application D 2 - Neighbourhood Design Review Panel D 3 - Encourage developers to exceed the minimum standards of the building regulations D 4 - Establish a multi-use activities area as a component of the use of Beach Green D 5 - Identify possible sites for a new school building on the Beach ​ ​ Give your feedback Read Feedback ​ More details/ Join this group ​ See poster ​ See residents' comments and suggestions a map ​ Cherished Views Gallery - submit your photos Community Facilities (CF) The NP will improve residents’ quality of life by strengthening the role of the neighbourhood school as a vital community hub, conserving the neighbourhood’s historic assets, and meeting the leisure needs of both the resident population and visitors, by enhancing and creating places (buildings and public spaces) where people of all ages can meet and socialise. ​ CF1 School provision* CF2.1 Multi-Use Games Area on Beach Green (north-east corner) CF2.2 Improve pedestrian access and provision of activities at Adur Rec CF3 Establish an indoor community centre at Beach Green ​ * To be determined after consultations with the WSCC as education authority and Adur Council - to be followed by a meeting with the School Governors. ​ ​ Give your feedback ​ Read Feedback ​ Young People Survey 2017 ​ More details/ Join this group See poster CF1 See Poster CF2&3 ​ 'What if" Independent Report Transport & Movement (T) Vision: A low emission, quiet neighbourhood with the flexibility to welcome and accommodate visitors during peak seasons. The flow of people on and off the beach is safe and smooth. Young and old can travel locally without relying on the car. A place where it is easy to choose active transport to maintain a healthy lifestyle during our daily commute. ​ T 1 - Reduce peak time congestion T 2 - Improve connections to the east T 3 - Enhance the appearance and community benefit of car parks T 4 - Local strategy for electric vehicle infrastructure (to improve air quality, support community energy and boost local trade) T 5 - Encourage collaborative consumption (shared community car club, car pooling, car sharing) ​ ​ ​ Give your feedback ​ Read Feedback ​ More details/ Join this group ​ See poster ​ See residents' comments and suggestions on a map How we chose the key issues: We originally conducted a Character Study of the neighbourhood and a household survey . This information has been combined with multiple face-to-face and online discussions, workshops, polls and data from other sources (such as the Census and ONS projections) to create the most accurate data possible - to reflect the characteristics of all residents. See our community engagement factsheet . We formed working groups to address each of the key issues . These working groups have reviewed the Have Your Say Day Draft Policy Feedback, plus online feedback and "What if" feedback about AECOM's 'What if" options and are working on the next revision . ​ We are obliged to follow a specific process and must meet Basic Conditions specified by law. See our Frequently Asked Questions page for more details. DRAFT Spread the word: See Latest Revision

Green Facilities Regeneration Workshop is now closed (Feb - April 2016) Click here to see the results > The 2015 Household survey highlighted significant parking issues on Shoreham Beach; with a need to control/ reduce pavement parking; a review of double and single yellow lines; preventing double parking on some key roads, plus providing off-road parking as a condition of new development. This 2016 survey deals with public car parks and sites which local residents have identified for potential improvement. Movement More info SHOREHAM BEACH PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SURVEY

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The Emerging Neighbourhood Plan Drafts Previous Drafts Latest Revision Plan Status Maps Aspirations Guidance Previous Vision Shoreham Beach will maintain and enhance its eclectic character through a balance between innovative, high-quality, neighbourly development and conservation, which meets the needs of both residents and visitors, ensuring that the neighbourhood thrives as a place to live, work and enjoy a range of community and leisure activities. ​ Shoreham Beach will be a quiet, low emission neighbourhood with the flexibility to accommodate visitors during peak seasons. The flow of people on and off the beach will be safe and smooth. Young and old can choose to travel locally without relying on the car. ​ See Policy Archive > Revised Vision (after consultation) Shoreham Beach aims to maintain and enhance its unique character through responsible development, innovative architecture and the conservation of nature and heritage. A special place to live, work, relax, and enjoy community and leisure activities. It is desired that Shoreham Beach will be a peaceful, low emission neighbourhood with the flexibility to welcome and accommodate visitors during peak seasons. The flow of people on and off the beach will be safe and smooth. Young and old can choose to travel locally without relying on the car. It will be easy to choose active transport to maintain a healthy lifestyle during our daily commute - helping us to be more able in later life. ​ See the latest version of the Plan > Aspirations Gallery Submit your photos Archive An archive folder containing all drafts will load below. Scroll down to see more... Archive Read Feedback ​ About the green group / join Evidence First Draft Policies (2016) ​ Sustainability - Designation of five Local Green Spaces (LGS) - Improve landscaping (advice and database of suitable native vegetation) - Renewable Energy ​ ​ Regeneration & Development (D) - Require a minimum level of information for a valid planning application - Neighbourhood Design Review Panel - Encourage developers to exceed the minimum standards of the building regulations - Establish a multi-use activities area as a component of the use of Beach Green - Identify possible sites for a new school building on the Beach Read Feedback ​ More details/ Join this group ​ See residents' comments and suggestions a map Community Facilities (CF) - School provision - Multi-Use Games Area on Beach Green (north-east corner) - Improve pedestrian access and provision of activities at Adur Rec - Establish an indoor community centre at Beach Green Read Feedback ​ Young People Survey 2017 ​ More details/ Join this group ​ 'What if" Independent Report Transport & Movement (T) - Reduce peak time congestion - Improve connections to the east - Enhance the appearance and community benefit of car parks - Local strategy for electric vehicle infrastructure (to improve air quality, support community energy and boost local trade) - Encourage collaborative consumption (shared community car club, car pooling, car sharing) ​ ​ ​ Read Feedback ​ More details/ Join this group ​ See poster ​ See residents' comments and suggestions on a map How we chose the key issues: We originally conducted a Character Study of the neighbourhood and a household survey . This information has been combined with multiple face-to-face and online discussions, workshops, polls and data from other sources (such as the Census and ONS projections) to create the most accurate data possible - to reflect the characteristics of all residents. See our community engagement factsheet . We formed working groups to address each of the key issues . These working groups have reviewed the Have Your Say Day Draft Policy Feedback, plus online feedback and "What if" feedback about AECOM's 'What if" options and are working on the next revision . ​ We are obliged to follow a specific process and must meet Basic Conditions specified by law. See our Frequently Asked Questions page for more details. DRAFT Spread the word:

The Emerging Neighbourhood Plan (DRAFT) Previous Drafts Latest Revision Maps Plan Status Issues Aspirations Resources Here you will find the most recent version of the draft Plan for informal discussion with the district council, county council, residents and key stakeholders. enlarge Fullscreen Docx comment Comments & enquiries DRAFT Part 1: Statutory Policies Deliverable within 15 years Legally binding Subject to Referendum View Latest Live Document* * certain working group members will be able to comment or edit the document directly via this link Shortcuts: * 1 VISION * 2 PRINCIPLES * 3 OBJECTIVES * 4 POLICIES ​ or View as PDF (lo-res) ​ DRAFT Part 2: Aspirations Supplementary proposals which do not require planning consent and do not need to be deliverable within 15 years. Not subject to Referendum. View Latest Liv e Document* * certain members will be able to comment or edit the document directly via this link DRAFT Part 3: Design Code / Guide View Latest Live Document * * certain members will be able to comment or edit the document directly via this link Shortcuts * A - Beach Green Toilet Block * B - Area-wide Guidance * C - Protecting the LNR * D - Guidance for Active Transport Comment DRAFT Supporting Documents ​ Urban Character Study History of Development & Planning Applications Study ​ Green Spaces Audit & Ownership Boundaries ​ Map of Existing Nature & Marine Protections Basic Conditions Checklist Community Consultation Statement​ comment Comments & Enquiries Send Comment Thanks! Message sent. Share