Issue - meetings
Paradise Design Code
Meeting: 21/03/2023 - Cabinet (Item 37)
37 Paradise Design Code 
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Additional documents:
- Appendix A -, item 37
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- Appendix B -, item 37
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- Appendix C -, item 37
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- Appendix D -, item 37
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- Appendix E -, item 37
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- Appendix F -, item 37
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Decision:
Resolved to Recommend
1.Cabinetrecommended that Council adopt The Paradise Design Code Supplementary Planning Document
Cabinet Agreed
2. That authority to make any changes to the SPD documents, including any necessary to reflect the Cabinet or Council discussion and decision, be delegated to the Strategic Director for Place in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Place.
Minutes:
Decision
1. That Cabinet recommends to Council that the Paradise Design Code Supplementary Planning Document be adopted.
2. That authority to make any changes to the SPD documents, including any necessary to reflect the Cabinet or Council discussion and decision, be delegated to the Strategic Director for Place in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Place.
Corporate Priorities
A clean, safe and enjoyable environment
Building strong and vibrant communities
Ensuring economic growth and prosperity
Providing good quality affordable homes, in particular for those most in need
Ensuring efficient, effective and modern service delivery
Climate and ecological emergency
Statutory Officer Comments:
Monitoring Officer:
All relevant legal implications are set out in the report
Deputy S151 Officer:
There are no direct financial consequences of the adoption of these supplementary planning
documents.
Advice
Cllr Anderson introduced the report as published. He praised the officers for the mount of work that gat the council to this point.
JDoe added that it had been a useful exercise. This had come off the back of some funding that they were able to bid, apply and were successful in obtaining from central government as part of their national model design code. This was the direction in which the government were seeking to roll design policies locally. There had been some good lessons learnt and this provides a good platform for further such initiatives in the field of urban design elsewhere in the borough for the future.
Cllr Griffiths said she remembered going out with other councillors to help feed their views into this design and it was interesting as it was so new. She appreciated a lot of work must have gone into this and thanked the officers for their work.
RECOMMENDATIONS AGREED