Links to background evidence for the Old Basing and Lychpit Neighbourhood Plan

The Old Basing and Lychpit Neighbourhood Plan (OBLNP) underwent independent examination, after being submitted to the Local Planning Authority on 21 September 2017. Find out more information on the examination and earlier stages of the OBLNP.

The Examiner, Janet Cheesley of CHEC Planning Ltd, has requested that the links to the background evidence of the OBLNP are available to view on the council’s website.

Below is a list of links to the background evidence for the Old Basing and Lychpit Neighbourhood Plan.

Document Date of publication
BDBC Cycling Strategy 2016 (opens in a new window) (PDF) [1.26mb] 2016
BDBC East of Basingstoke and Redlands Development Brief Supplementary Planning Document (opens in a new window) (PDF) [3.25mb] July 2017
BDBC Green Infrastructure Strategy 2013 – 2029 July 2013
BDBC Landscape Character Assessment 2001 2001
BDBC Local Plan 2011-2029 (opens in a new window) (PDF) [5.26mb] May 2016
BDBC Landscape Capacity Study 2010 (opens in a new window) (PDF) [18.34mb] 2010
BDBC Neighbourhood Housing Stock Analysis 2009 2009
BDBC Strategic Housing Market Assessment March 2014
Average CO2 emissions of newly registered cars GB July 2015
National Planning Policy Framework (opens in a new window) (PDF) [451kb] 2011
Hampshire Local Transport Plan 2011-2031 April 2013
Countryside Access Plan for the Forest of Eversley 2008-13 (opens in a new window) (PDF) [1.36mb] 2008
Communities & Local Government 2014 based Household Projections (opens in a new window) (PDF) [906kb] 2014
Biodiversity Strategy – Loddon Catchment 2003
Old Basing and Lychpit Village Design Statement 2006 (opens in a new window) (PDF) [2.31mb] 2006
South East River Basin District River Basin Management Plan 2015 2015
Thames River Basin Management Plan 2015 2015
Water Framework Directive 2000 2000

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