Assets of Community Value
An Asset of Community Value (ACV) is an area of (non-residential) land that has a special significance to the local community and therefore has statutory protections against being sold for development without the community being aware and without the community having the chance to purchase the land for the on-going community benefit.
The adopted Neighbourhood Development Plan requires the Local Planning Authority to treat the presence of an ACV as a material consideration when determining an application for development or for change of use.
Current ACVs in the Parish
Chelston Rise inner triangle amenity area
The amenity area within the inner triangle formed by the road (the Crescent), including the play area.
Re-Listed 14/04/2022
Village Hall and land adjacent.
The Village Hall, the car park and the amenity land to the side and rear of the Village Hall, Caldecott Road.
Re-Listed 14/01/2020.
