I've not been that closely involved, but because it's Friday I'll offer my own opinion. In common with many "localist" things, I don't think you're going to see many clarifications about what should be in a plan - the answer is "it's up to you". In the medium term, we'll be able to see some neighbourhood plans that do work, and no doubt a taxonomy will develop: - neighbourhood plans for the high street - neighbourhood plans for the rural settlement - neighbourhood plans for sequencing developments - NP for local design - NP for local infrastructure etc Each type of plan will require its own structure, and as time goes by and neighbourhoods recycle each other's work patterns will form I'd suggest. As I said, this is just my thoughts. I'm not rising to the bait about whether some of the ideas I've heard put forward as tasks for neighbourhood plans are suitable.
