Planning Committee – 2019 Archive

Chair: Councillor Tony Powell

Vice Chair: Councillor Naomi Taylor

Members – Councillors Ian Barlow, Simon Cassidy, Jane Pascoe, Susan Shand, Julian Smith and Christina Whitty. The Mayor and Deputy Mayor are Ex Officio Members of all Committees with Voting Rights.

This committee is administered by the Deputy Town Clerk, Yvette Hayward who can be contacted on office1@liskeard.gov.uk

The Planning Committee is responsible for planning issues, applications and consultations with other bodies such as Highways. The Committee normally meets every 3 weeks throughout the year.

Liskeard Town Council places great importance on pre-planning consultations and is seeking to encourage developers/agents to consult with its Planning Committee at the pre-application stage. We want to work in partnership with developers/agents to achieve the best possible developments for Liskeard for the benefit of all concerned.

The responsibility for all local planning decisions rests with Cornwall Council. However, the Town Council is a statutory consultee, whose views on behalf of the community are taken into consideration on all planning applications.

Liskeard Neighbourhood Development Plan

The Liskeard Neighbourhood Development Plan was formally made on 27 November 2018 and is now in use. The Plan documents and more information can be found at:

Plan Liskeard

Cornwall Council Neighbourhood Planning

Attending Planning Committee meetings

Members of the public are welcome to attend Planning Committee meetings and speak on an application on the agenda during the public participation section. Further information about speaking at a meeting is available here. Speaking at Planning Meetings

Liskeard Cattle Market

Find out the latest on what is happening on this site at https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/business/economic-development/liskeard-cattle-market/

Planning Committee Terms of Reference 2019

PDF versions of agendas and minutes are available below – the signed originals are held at the Town Council office and can be inspected by the public.