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Completed Documents

Design Codes

In September 2024 AECOM were commissioned to create a Design Guidance and Codes report
for the Village. The document was delivered in March 2025.

Public Rights of Way

Between May and July 2024 a survey of Public Rights of Way (PROWs) was undertaken.

The survey covered PROWs that are footpaths, bridleways or byways; roads are not covered, and, except for National Trust land, there were no permissive ways in the parish at the time of the survey.

Click here if you wish to read The PRoW Survey

The PRoW Survey File Uploaded: 23 September 2026 342.4 KB

Community Survey

In the spring of 2024, the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Committee produced a questionnaire for residents of the parish. The aim of the questionnaire was to identify priorities and resident’s issues in relation to such topics as future development, transport, infrastructure, business, services, environment, community and communication.

The survey was delivered to every household, and the response rate was 39%.

In regard to future development, the priority for residents was protecting the landscape surrounding the parish and preserving the historic nature of the village.

Housing Needs Survey

In March 2022 the Rural Council Community for Essex (RCCE) undertook a Housing Needs Survey in the Village. Their report was published in August 2022.

The Decision

On 22nd April 2022 Uttlesford District Council issued an Executive Decision approving Hatfield Broad Oak Parish Council's request to create a Neighbourhood Plan.

To learn more about the Survey please click on one of the link below. The Executive Decision document and the map indicating the area to be covered by the plan can also be seen by clicking on the relevant links below.

A Brief overview of the Housing Needs Survey File Uploaded: 23 September 2026 64.5 KB The Executive Decision File Uploaded: 23 September 2026 50.4 KB The Neighbourhood Plan Area File Uploaded: 23 September 2026 5.5 MB