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Community Consultation Specialists

Community Consultation Specialists. Curtin&Co have been appointed by Suffolk County Council and Redrow Homes to undertake the community consultation in relation to Chilton Woods. We are NOT seeking to replicate the entire consultation process again.

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Community Consultation Specialists

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  1. Community Consultation Specialists Curtin&Co

  2. Curtin&Co have been appointed by Suffolk County Council and Redrow Homes to undertake the community consultation in relation to Chilton Woods. We are NOT seeking to replicate the entire consultation process again. We ARE seeking to build upon previous consultation. Chilton Woods: Curtin&Co

  3. Principle of development at Chilton Woods is not a new one. Given the generally rural nature of much of Babergh District, most identified growth will occur at Sudbury. “Planned extensions to existing urban areas are likely to provide the most sustainable option.” It has been identified that smaller growth may occur in Hadleigh Chilton Woods was first allocated in the Council’s Second Deposit Draft Local Plan (May 2003) which was subsequently adopted. Background of Development: Curtin&Co

  4. Set out in CP01 of Babergh’s Local Plan 2 key objectives To accommodate a major proportion of the Babergh District’s housing and employment growth needs during the Local Plan Period. To create an integrated, high-quality and sustainable mixed-use development that maximises the physical, economic and social benefits for Sudbury and Great Cornard. There is a clear evidence base for the demand for new housing and employment land. Policy Requirments: Curtin&Co

  5. Ashwells had previously been the preferred development partner. A substantial amount of community consultation was undertaken. Ashwells Scheme: Curtin&Co

  6. Built upon the principles established previously. Redrow’s Scheme: Curtin&Co

  7. New Community Centre Flexible provisions for community use, including possible office space for Chilton Parish. Substantial open, green space, Including the Community Woodland County Wildlife Site. New playing fields and sports provision Provision for a new school Provision of affordable housing Community Benefits: Curtin&Co

  8. Policy CP01 sets out the intention for this to be owned and managed by a community group. There will be diversity with a mix of small meadows, glades, wildlife areas and trees and shrub planting. Any new trees or shrubs will be of an indigenous species. A major landscape feature that will provide a buffer against further encroachment. Community Woodland: Curtin&Co

  9. Currently, it is proposed to have 2 vehicular access points. There will also be 6 additional access points for pedestrians, cyclists and public transport. Proposed masterplan has been designed to encourage transport via foot or public transport. ‘5 min rule’ – ensuring all immediate services are within walking distance. Access: Curtin&Co

  10. Current masterplan: Curtin&Co

  11. ‘Localism’ Steering Groups Predominantly aimed at representative from the 3 Parishes and Sudbury Town Council Also ward/division members Community and Voluntary Organisations Public Consultation Consultation Programme: Curtin&Co

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