Windmill Hill neighbourhood plan submission consultation

Overview

This is an example activity for demonstration purposes only. This site is operated by Delib Ltd and submitted responses will be discarded.

We want to hear your views on the new Neighbourhood Plan for Windmill Hill.

A reminder of the boundary of the Windmill Hill Neighbourhood plan area.

In 2022 Windmill Hill was designated a neighbourhood area by Arlen Hill Council. This followed an application by Windmill Hill Parish Council.

The next stage of the process is for us, as the local authority, to carry out a public consultation on the submitted plan.

This is the final opportunity to comment on the plan before it goes to independent examination.

The Windmill Hill Neighbourhood Plan includes plans to:

designate local green spaces
identify new green space
influence education and medical provision
encourage sports and leisure facilities
introduce transport policies for active travel, public transport and traffic congestion
preserve heritage assets

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You can submit a comment in one of the following ways:

complete the online survey, by following the link on this page
email us at plan@demo.net
write to us at Windmill Hill Neighbourhood Plan, Planning Policy Team, Arlen Hill Council, Arlen Offices, Arlen Hill, AH5 8YH

If you have any questions about this consultation, please email us at neighbourhoodplan@demo.net or phone us on 01234 567 891.

Please provide your name and address when responding as planning law states that we cannot accept anonymous comments.

Please make sure we receive your comments by 11:59pm on Thursday 18 October 2025. We cannot consider any comments received after that deadline.

After the consultation, the responses will be collated and submitted to an independant examiner.

The examiner will ensure the plans meet the basic conditions in the Localism Act and other relevant regulation.

If the plan passes this examination, it will be submitted for a local referendum to see if there is community support.

If the neighbourhood plan is supported by the community, we will adopt it as part of local planning policy.