Salisbury Plain Masterplan (Army Basing Programme)
Read the full outcome
Detail of outcome
The Salisbury Plain Masterplan was recognised by the Wiltshire Council Strategic Planning Committee on 30 July 2014 as a critical background document to be taken into account in the next phase of focused planning applications.
Further information on the ‘Army basing plan’ announcement is available here
Further information on transforming the army can be found on the British Army website
Detail of feedback received
Comments received during the consultation and other supporting documents are available here
Original consultation
Consultation description
As part of the Army Basing Programme, 4,300 army service personnel and their families are relocating to the Salisbury Plain area. The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has been consulting interested parties on its Salisbury Plain Masterplan, which sets out proposed developments to support these moves.
The Salisbury Plain Masterplan
The masterplan includes detailed proposals for new service family homes, new accommodation blocks for single soldiers and the construction or conversion of other buildings such as garages, offices and mess facilities.
The proposals set out potential changes across the area between Larkhill, Bulford, Tidworth and Perham Down with other MOD sites in Wiltshire seeing less significant changes. The pattern of army training may also alter within the Salisbury Plain Training Area, although the level of activity is not expected to exceed recent levels.
Announcement
The Salisbury Plain Masterplan was recognised by the Wiltshire Council Strategic Planning Committee on 30 July 2014 as a critical background document to be taken into account in the next phase of focused planning applications.
Documents
Updates to this page
Last updated 11 August 2014 + show all updates
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Added link public feedback and consultation outcome documents.
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Added text and links to Statement of community involvement.
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Added an announcement regardign a final draft of the Masterplan.
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Added exhibtion related documents.
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First published.