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Introduction to the process & timetable |
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What has happened so far?
Since the site was proposed for development in the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Structure Plan back in 2003 the University and the two local planning authorities (Cambridge City Council and South Cambridgeshire District Council) have been working to satisfy the necessary planning requirements. You can see the key milestones passed so far by clicking HERE.
On August 24th 2009 the Planning Inspectors published their report on the Area Action Plan that has been jointly promoted by Cambridge City Council and South Cambridgeshire District Council. This establishes the planning policy for this site. You can see the Inspectors’ Report by clicking here.
During the rest of 2009 the University revised the strategic master plan for the area which fits the framework laid out in the AAP. We consulted with all interested parties to get their views and ideas to include in our deliberations.
What is the programme for the future?
In September 2011 a planning application was submitted to Cambridge City Council and South Cambridgeshire District Council.
This application is based upon the master plan and allow us to establish the broad uses, scale, and building types. The outline planning application will itself be subject to wide-ranging public consultation by the local authorities in order to canvass the views of all interested parties prior to the councils’ formal consideration of the application. Depending on market conditions, the University may submit a detailed planning application for a first phase of infrastructure and development at the same time as the outline application.
The University will undertake extensive public consultation to help in the formulation of the master plan before it submits the outline planning application. The planning authority will also consult widely on the application once it is submitted. The results of its consultation will be incorporated into the officers’ report to councillors when they consider each application.
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