East Hampshire LP: Joint Core Strategy Schedule of Modifications
East Hampshire District Local Plan: Joint Core Strategy - Schedule of Proposed Modifications
Modification No. | Doc. – Page No. | Section/Para. or Schedule of modification reference | Modified text (deleted text shown as struck through and additional text shown in bold – further modifications to additional text is shown as bold and underlined) | Reasons for modification | Source of modification (inc rep number as appropriate) |
Cover | |||||
PM1 | Cover |
Pixellate car registrations Add date |
Officer | ||
General | |||||
PM2 | All references to local development documents (LDDs), development plan document (DPDs) and the Local Development Framework (LDF) |
All references to Core Strategy or Joint Core Strategy
will be replaced by Local Plan: Joint Core Strategy.
All references to allocations document or DPD will be replaced by Local Plan: Allocations & Development Management. All references to LDF will be replaced by Local Plan |
Update to reflect the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and for improved clarification of plan names | Officer | |
PM3 | All references to Whitehill/Bordon | Amend to refer to Whitehill & Bordon | Update | Officer | |
Chapter 2 – A profile of East Hampshire | |||||
PM4 | 5 | Para. 2.5 (bullet point 2) |
|
Typographical correction | Officer |
PM5 | 7 | Natural and Built Environment, fourth bullet. | ‘..to conserve and enhance..’ | Compliance with legislation. | 21193 (English Heritage) |
PM6 | 7 | Photograph Of East Worldham | Amend description: Listed building Sandals Cottages, East Worldham | Factual correction | Officer |
PM7 | 8 | Para. 2.10 |
|
Update | Officer |
PM8 | 10 | Para. 2.14 | ‘lies’ should read ‘lie’ | Typographical correction | Officer |
Chapter 3 – Spatial Vision and Objectives | |||||
PM9 | 11 | Para. 3.1, third para. of vision | ‘…with more housing, employment, retailing and improved facilities.’ | Factual correction | Officer |
PM10 | 11 | Para. 3.1, fifth para. of vision | ‘…The district’s rich biodiversity, historic environment and diverse countryside and landscape…’ | Correction to make list more inclusive. | 21191 (English Heritage) |
PM11 | 13 | Objective 10 | ‘To design development that reduces the opportunities for crime and anti-social behaviour and the fear of crime.’ | Correction to make the objective more inclusive. | 21017 (Hants Constabulary |
PM12 | 14 | Objective 18 | ‘…..conservation areas, listed buildings, archaeological sites and important areas;’ | To improve wording by making specific reference to importance of archaeology. | Officer and 21436 (BAAG) |
PM13 | 15 | Para. 3.19 | Add an extra line space between paras 3.18 and 3.19. | Typographical correction | Officer |
PM14 | 15 | Para. 3.22 |
‘…complement and enhance the historic environment |
Improvement to wording. | 21194 (English Heritage) |
Chapter 4 – Spatial Strategy | |||||
PM15 | 19 | Para. 4.1 |
Insert new policy for presumption in favour of
sustainable development at the end of para.4.1:
When considering development proposals the Council will take a positive approach that reflects the presumption in favour of sustainable development contained in the National Planning Policy Framework. It will always work proactively with applicants jointly to find solutions which mean that proposals can be approved wherever possible, and to secure development that improves the economic, social and environmental conditions in the area. Planning applications that accord with the policies in this Local Plan (and, where relevant, with polices in neighbourhood plans) will be approved without delay, unless material considerations indicate otherwise. Where there are no policies relevant to the application or relevant policies are out of date at the time of making the decision then the Council will grant permission unless material considerations indicate otherwise – taking into account whether:
|
To conform to the National Planning Policy Framework. | Officer |
PM16 | 20 | Policy CP1 |
Amend 5th para:
New development will make the best use of previously developed land and buildings within existing built-up areas. and Additional land for development will be released in accordance with a sequential approach identified in the Settlement Hierarchy. |
Reasons of clarity | 21275 (Easterton Ltd) |
PM17 | 20 | Policy CP1 |
Amend 7th para:
Provision is made for |
Update the Ecotown figure (18.4 increases to 21.5ha) following new work on the masterplan revision and to allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF. | Officer and 21607 (Tanvale Holdings Ltd) |
PM18 | 23 23 |
Para. 4.11, Hierarchy table (2), first column, first
line.
Para. 4.11, Hierarchy table (3), first column, second line. |
North of South Downs National Park and
Whitehill & Bordon
Horndean, (delete comma) |
Typographical correction
Typographical correction |
Officer
Officer |
PM19 | 25 | Para. 4.22 | Insert heading ‘General’ between paras 4.21 and 4.22 | Clarification | Officer |
Chapter 5 – Sustainable Economic Development | |||||
PM20 | 27 | Para. 5.3 |
First sentence should read ‘…following the loss of
|
Typographical correction | Officer |
PM21 | 28 | Policy CP2 |
Amend: The Policy…. in the District as follows:a) About 21.5ha b) At least 4ha… c) About 2ha of employment land…. d) About 1.5ha of land in…. |
To allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF. |
Officer 21043 (Hewetts Solicitors) |
PM22 | 28 | Footnote 17 | Add …, but may also include some Sui Generis uses (uses that are not specifically categorised by the four main use classes). | To be more clear as to the type of business uses covered by the topic area. | Officer |
PM23 | 30 | Para. 5.16 |
Add footnote reference at end of first sentence.
Add footnote: East Hampshire Business Survey March 2011. |
Clarification. | Officer |
PM24 | 30 | Para. 5.19 | Amend: The provision of about 2 hectares of new employment floorspace in Petersfield…. | To allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF. | Officer |
PM25 | 31 | Para. 5.30 | Amend: ….. and pockets where skills attainment is low, in particular within Whitehill & Bordon. | Reasons of clarity. | Officer |
PM26 | 32 | Para. 5.33 |
Amend: …and address barriers to employment. |
For reasons of clarity. | Officer |
PM27 | 33 | Final paragraph in policy CP4 |
|
To remove conflict with policy CP14 | Officer |
PM28 | 34 | Photograph | Remove and replace photograph of Blackmoor Farm Shop with alternative image | Shop has closed | 20904 (Whitehill & Bordon Town Partnership) |
PM29 | 36 | Para. 5.53 | ‘dependant’ should read ‘dependent’ | Typographical correction | Officer |
PM30 | 37 | Para. 5.55 | Amend: …..will also mean that the Forest Centre will take on a lesser role in the hierarchy as a local centre (see Chapter 9). Town, district and local centre boundaries and primary shopping areas will be reviewed and defined in subsequent allocations document. | For reasons of clarity. | Officer |
PM31 | 37 | CP7 |
Amend: a) ii. in the countryside |
To conform with guidance in the NPPF. | Officer |
Chapter 6 – Sustainable Communities | |||||
PM32 | 39 | Policy CP8 |
Amend 1st para: In accordance with Policy CP1, the policy for housing provision and distribution in the District is to provide for up to 4,000 new dwellings at Whitehill & Bordon (see Policy CSWB4) and to meet the requirement for a minimum of 4,400 new dwellings in Central Hampshire* and a minimum of 1,320 new dwellings in South Hampshire* 2006-2028 by means of, firstly: Amend para 3: 3. the allocation of sites at the most sustainable settlements to provide:
|
To be consistent with the established use of the word ‘minimum’ in the parent Policy CP1 and to allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF. |
21474 (Hartley Park Farms) 21493 (Appleton) |
PM33 | 40 | Para. 6.6 |
Amend 6.6:
As of April 2011 there have been 1,736 completions,
|
To be consistent with the established use of the word ‘minimum’ in the parent Policy CP1 and policy CP8 (as amended) and to allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF. | Officer |
PM34 | 40 | Para. 6.7 |
Amend 6.7:
….dwellings from the requirement of a minimum of 1,320. There is….. |
To be consistent with the established use of the word ‘minimum’ in the parent Policy CP1 and policy CP8 (as amended) and to allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF. | Officer |
PM35 | 40 and 41 | Para. 6.6 and 6.7 |
Amend the ‘Note’ below the ‘Summary of Housing figures’
tables to read:
Note: a more detailed breakdown of housing supply and a housing trajectory is set out in Appendix 3. |
Improve clarity and to conform with the National Planning Policy Framework. |
21257 (HBF) 21586 (Grainger) |
PM36 | 41 | Para. 6.12 |
A five-year supply of land for housing needs to be
provided |
Factual correctness and to conform with the National Planning Policy Framework. | Officer |
PM37 | 41 | Para. 6.12 |
Amend 6.12:
…..based on the annual pro-rata figure is for a minimum of 4,400 new dwellings in Central Hampshire and a minimum of 1,320 new dwellings in South Hampshire 2006-2028. |
To be consistent with the established use of the word ‘minimum’ in the parent Policy CP1 and Policy CP8 (as amended) and to allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF. | Officer |
PM38 | 43 | Para 6.23 | Sites will be allocated in the Allocations DPD or neighbourhood plans to meet … | Factual correctness. | Officer |
PM39 | 43 | Para. 6.26 |
In the Central Hampshire part of the District….in the
Central Hampshire area. |
Duplication. Covered in paragraphs 6.24, 6.27 and 6.29. | 21002 (A H Pope). 21097 (Hewetts Solicitors) |
PM40 | 43 | Para. 6.27 |
Amend: 6.27
…Alton should provide about |
To be consistent with the established use of the word ‘minimum’ in the parent Policy CP1 and Policy CP8 (as amended), allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF and recognise that other funding could be available for the necessary infrastructure. | Officer |
PM41 | 43 | Para. 6.29 |
Amend 6.29:
…. Petersfield should provide about an additional 330 dwellings… |
To be consistent with the established use of the word ‘minimum’ in the parent Policy CP1 and Policy CP8 (as amended) and to allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF. | Officer |
PM42 | 44 | Para. 6.31 |
The level of housing … which has grown along the old A3
from Portsmouth |
Factual correction. | 21362 (M Ashton) |
PM43 | 44 | Para. 6.31 |
Amend 6.31:
…. Horndean should provide about an additional 200 dwellings…. |
To be consistent with the established use of the word ‘minimum’ in the parent Policy CP1 and Policy CP8 (as amended) and to allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF. | Officer |
PM44 | 45 | Para. 6.35 | Amend: …they have a local connection to that settlement (see paragraph 6.62). | For reasons of clarity | 20926 (Havant BC) |
PM45 | 45 | Para. 6.38 | Monitoring of the allocated affordable housing sites will …. is required. Allocated affordable housing sites will be designated through the Allocations DPD or Neighbourhood Plans. | Factual correction. | 21616 (Farringdon PC) |
PM46 | 46 | Policy CP10 |
Amend:
C) provide housing that meets a range of community requirement, including extra care housing and other housing for the elderly and those with special or supported needs; and |
For completeness | 21313 (HCC) |
PM47 | 46 | Para 6.43 | With an ageing population it is particularly important to accommodate the needs of the elderly. Provision should be made in new housing developments to provide housing and/or care facilities for use by the elderly, such as sheltered housing and extra care housing. It is also important to support older people living in their homes. Providing homes built to Lifetime…… | For reasons of clarity. |
Officer 21550 (Urban Renaissance Villages). |
PM48 | 48 | Para 6.52 | Amend: ….affordable housing can be justified on the basis of housing need and economic viability in the District. … | For reasons of clarity | 21103 (Hewetts Solicitors) |
PM49 | 51 | Policy CP13 |
Amend 1st Para:
Provision will be made
…. Proposals for permanent and transit sites for
Gypsies, Travellers and Travelling Showpeople will
the site is capable of being provided with essential services, and does not put undue pressure on local infrastructure and services; |
To comply with CLG’s Planning policy for traveller sites | Officer |
PM50 | 51 | Para. 6.69 | Government policy indicates that… | For clarification | Officer |
PM51 | 51 | Para. 6.71 |
|
To comply with CLG’s Planning policy for traveller sites | Officer |
PM52 | 52 | Paras 6.73 and 6.74 | Delete both paragraphs. | Superseded by CLG’s Planning policy for traveller sites | Officer |
PM53 | 52 | Where else to look? |
Delete existing references and replace with:
Planning Policy for Traveller Site (CLG, March
2012) |
Update with latest national planning policy | Officer |
PM54 | 52 | Policy CP14 |
…..local delivery of services.
|
For clarification | Officer and 21315 (HCC) |
PM55 | 54 | Policy CP16 | a) new sites will be allocated either through the Development Allocations development plan document or neighbourhood plans. | For completeness | 21617 (Farringdon PC) |
Chapter 7 – Natural and Built Environment | |||||
PM56 | 56 | Photograph | Remove and replace photograph of village shop, Passfield with alternative image. | Shop has closed | Officer |
PM57 | 56 | Para. 7.1 | … design and the protection and enhancement of its cultural heritage are all key essential … | Compliance with legislation. | 21201 (English Heritage) |
PM58 | 56 | Para. 7.2 |
|
Factual correctness | 21066 (Natural England) |
PM59 | 56 | Para. 7.2 |
|
Factual correctness | 21202 (English Heritage) |
PM60 | 56 | Para. 7.4 | … and beauty, the diversity and qualities of its landscapes, heritage and wildlife, the wealth of … | Factual correctness | 21203 (English Heritage) |
PM61 | 59 | Policy CP19 a) |
|
Improvement to wording | 21069 (Natural England) |
PM62 | 61 | Policy CP20 |
Any new housing that is proposed to be located within
400m of the boundary of the Wealden Heaths |
Typographical correction -(Phase II) | Officer |
PM63 | 62 | Para. 7.24 | … HRA as part of the planning application process. In addition, if a housing proposal is capable of affecting the SPA no matter how distant from the site, it will be considered on a case-by-case basis as to whether a project-specific HRA is required (this should be assessed at the HRA Screening Assessment stage). The requirement is likely to vary depending on the size of the site, the ‘in combination’ effects and its distance from the SPA. Advice on this should be sought from Natural England at the earliest opportunity. | New text which will ensure housing developments which are outside the 400m buffer zone which may affect the SPA are considered on a case-by-case basis. | 21070 (Natural England) |
PM64 | 62 | Para. 7.25 |
... more than 500m from the |
Clearly sets out that 500m relates to SACs. | Officer |
PM65 | 63 | Para. 7.29 |
… the countryside (Policy |
Typographical correction | Officer |
PM66 | 65 | Policy Second column in table |
… non-residential developments with a floor space of over
500m |
Typographical correction | Officer |
PM67 | 65 | Policy CP22 c) | provides adequate land or funding for waste management infrastructure5. | To make requirement more clear, also inclusion of a footnote at the end. | Officer |
PM68 | 65 | CP22 | Add a new footnote at end of Policy CP22 (after footnote 4): 5 Waste management infrastructure includes all physical aspects of the waste hierarchy, ranging from adequate refuse storage space within the curtilage of individual dwellings for non recyclable, recyclable and composting waste to the provision of construction material recycling and material recycling centres in major developments | Add a footnote to point c) to clarify waste management infrastructure. | Officer |
PM69 | 65 | Footnote 4 | … by off-site means in agreement with the Local Authority. ‘Allowable Solutions’ applies to water, energy and waste. | Clearly define what is covered by ‘Allowable Solutions’. | 20940 (Portsmouth Water plc) |
PM70 | 65 | Footnote 5 |
|
Typographical correction and amend Footnote 5 to Footnote 6 | Officer |
PM71 | 65 | Photograph | Remove and replace photograph of Evergreen Terrace, Bordon with alternative image. | Photograph out of date | Officer |
PM72 | 67 | Para. 7.46 | Add an extra line space between paras 7.45 and 7.46. | Typographical correction | Officer |
PM73 | 68 | Policy CP24 b) |
… water and/or |
Factual correction | 21179 (Southern Water Services) & 21198 (Thames Water Property) |
PM74 | 68 | Policy CP24 |
Add a new paragraph to Policy CP24 after … the objectives
of the WFD are met. (2nd but last paragraph)
Proposals by service providers for the delivery of wastewater services to meet the needs generated by new development and by existing communities will be encouraged and/or permitted, subject to other relevant policies. |
To support provision of strategic wastewater infrastructure. | 21132 (Southern Water Services) |
PM75 | 69 | Map 3 | Amend Map 3 – Havant Thicket Reservoir Site. See Appendix 1 to the Proposed Mods. | The Reservoir site no longer includes the triangle of woodland in the south east corner of the site boundary. | 20939 (Portsmouth Water plc) |
PM76 | 70 | Para. 7.50 |
The chalk aquifer dominates the freshwater environment of
the District and its
|
Factual correction | 20931 (Environment Agency) |
PM77 | 71 | Policy CP25 |
… Developments that may cause pollution, and developments
sensitive to pollution, will only be permitted if they
are appropriately separated and designed to |
Factual correction | Officer |
PM78 | 72 | Para. 7.55 | Pollution has an impact upon human health and amenity. Specific areas for concern are unpleasant emissions such as smoke, gases, odour, heat, radon and vibration; …. | Clearer recognition to odour issues required in text. | 21180 (Southern Water Services) |
PM79 | Policy CP27 |
|
To update and be achievable. | Officer and 21353 (HBF) | |
PM80 | 75 | Policy CP27 |
i) ……to minimise the opportunities for crime
and anti-social |
Factual correction | 21100 (Hants Constabulary) |
PM81 | 75 | Para 7.69 | …..for special protection. In addition, non-designated assets and features help to shape distinctiveness throughout the district. It all adds up…. | For completeness | 21204 (English Heritage) |
PM82 | 77 | Para 7.80 | …..and other features, both designated and un-designated, that are important to the overall character of the countryside, towns and villages. | For completeness | 21206 (English Heritage) |
Chapter 8 – Transport and Access | |||||
PM83 | 78 | Policy CP29 e) | …where appropriate, provide additional car and cycle parking at rail stations. | To ensure cycle parking provision to meet sustainable transport objectives. | 21405 (Cyclists Touring Club) |
PM84 | 78 | Policy CP29 f) |
…convenient and |
Improvement to wording. | 21405 (Cyclists Touring Club) |
PM85 | 78 | Policy CP29 |
Add point to policy:
k) include measures, to be funded by the developer, to ensure the continued safe and efficient operation of the strategic and local road networks. |
To ensure that potential impacts on the wider road networks are addressed. | 21341 (Highways Agency) |
PM86 | 79 | Policy CP29 |
|
Improvement to wording. | 21318 (Hampshire County Council) |
PM 87 | 84 | Para. 8.26 |
....increased levels of trip generation |
Improvement to wording. | 21266 (Surrey County Council) |
Chapter 9 – Whitehill Bordon Strategic Allocation | |||||
PM88 | 85 | Para. 9.2 | The Army has been at Bordon….. | Typographical correction | Officer |
PM89 | 86 | Para. 9.10 |
Amend paragraph to read:
Between late 2009 and July 2011 a series of studies
have been initiated. All the studies are available on
the www.whitehillbordon.com
website. These studies form an evidence base which
supports the masterplan findings and |
Update | Officer |
PM90 | 86 | Para. 9.13 |
Amend para. 9.13 to read:
The Eco-town Policy Zone boundary is identified on Map 4. Development proposals within the Eco-town Policy Zone, including wind fall sites will have to comply with the relevant District-wide policies in the Local Plan: Joint Core Strategy, and with those specifically for Whitehill & Bordon (CSWB) which reflect its Eco-town status. Development proposals may have to meet targets that are significantly higher than for other parts of the District. Add additional paragraphs after paragraph 9.13 as follows:The Whitehill & Bordon Strategic Allocation covers about 340 Ha of land which will provide up to 4,000 new homes and associated infrastructure as defined in the Strategic Allocation Policies CSWB1 Strategic Allocation, CSWB3 The New Town Centre, CSWB9 Biodiversity and CSWB11 New Roads and Traffic Management on the A325. These four policies relatespecifically to the Strategic Allocation area as identified on Map 4. Map 5: Strategic Allocation Proposals Map demonstrates how the Eco-town Vision could be delivered within the allocated land. The Plan illustrates the spatial distribution of the principal land uses of the Strategic Allocation as tested in the masterplan and evidence base studies.It is intended to be a flexible framework and would not prevent modifying site specific land use if further evidence comes forward or when the next stages of the Local Plan are prepared. |
Clarification on which policies relate specifically to the Strategic Allocation and those that apply to the Eco-town Policy Zone. | Officer |
PM91 | 87 | Para. 9.18 |
Amend first bullet point to read:
…with a high proportion of children and |
Factual correction | 20906 (Whitehill & Bordon Town Partnership) |
PM92 | 89 | Para. 9.23 |
Amend first bullet point to read:
The |
Factual correction | Officer |
PM93 | 90 | Para. 9.25 | In last bullet point include Farnham in list of stations | Factual correction | 20908 (Whitehill & Bordon Town Partnership) |
PM94 | 90 | Policy CSWB1 |
Third paragraph to read:
Proposals for new development within the strategic allocation must: |
Clarification | 21713 (Defence Infrastructure Organisation) |
PM95 | 90 | Policy CSWB1 | Criterion b) to read: …(about 5,500 jobs)… | To allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF | Officer |
PM96 | 91 | Policy CSWB1 |
Add new criterion after e):
Include any necessary mitigation measures, to be funded by the developer, to ensure the continued safe and efficient operation of the strategic and local road networks. |
To ensure that potential impacts on the wider road networks are addressed. | 21340 (Highways Agency) |
PM97 | 91 | Policy CSWB1 |
Criterion h) to read:
Take account of the |
Clarification | 21713 (Defence Infrastructure Organisation) |
PM98 | 91 | Table of Land Uses | Amend Table as set out in Appendix 2 to the Proposed Mods. | Clarification and update on latest situation | Officer |
PM99 | 93 | Map 4 Whitehill & Bordon: Overview Proposals Map | Amend Map 4 as set out in Appendix 3 to the Proposed Mods. | Clarification and update on latest situation | Officer |
PM100 | 94 | Map 5 Whitehill & Bordon Strategic Allocation Proposals Map | Amend Map 5 as set out in Appendix 4 to the Proposed Mods. | Clarification and update on latest situation | Officer |
PM101 | 95 | Para. 9.30 |
Amend third sentence to read:
…existing commitments on large sites and |
Factual correction | Officer |
PM102 | 95 | Para. 9.31 | Amend: ….., civic space and housing. The Forest Centre is proposed as a Mixed Use Neighbourhood Centre. The development of the new town centre will mean that the Forest Centre will take on a lesser role as a ‘local centre’ in the retail hierarchy (Policy CP6). | For consistency and clarity | Officer |
PM103 | 95 | Footnote 60 |
Amend: HRA report….UE Associates, |
Update | Officer |
PM104 | 96 | Photograph | Heading ‘Proposed eco-station’ to move to the bottom of the photograph rather than the middle. | Typographical correction | Officer |
PM105 | 97 | Policy CSWB2 |
Amend first para. of Policy at top of page to read:
…a total area of |
Update figure following Masterplan review and to allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF | Officer |
PM106 | 97 | Para. 9.47 |
Amend the first sentence to read:
… of a total area of |
Update figure following Masterplan review and to allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF | officer |
PM107 | 98 | Para. 9.50 | Amend: ….to be raised to attract quality retailers. The new town centre is designated as a ‘town centre’ in the retail hierarchy (Policy CP6). The development of the new town centre will mean that the Forest Centre will take on a lesser role as a ‘local centre’ in the retail hierarchy (Policy CP6). | For consistency and clarity | Officer |
PM108 | 99 | Policy CSWB4 and para 9.51 |
Delete first sentence of Policy CSWB4 and put as first
sentence in para. 9.51:
Land is allocated for up to 4,000 dwellings as shown on the Proposals Map. |
Removal of duplication of policy statement made in Policy CSWB1 so that Policy CSWB4 applies to all of Eco-town Policy Zone. | Officer |
PM109 | 100 | Policy CSWB5 |
In addition to the criteria set out in Policies CP27 and
CP28 new development should must: a)….; b) c)…… |
For consistency and clarity | Officer |
PM110 | 100 | Footnote 66 | 66 Feed-in-tariffs: The Feed-in Tariffs (FITs) scheme was introduced on 1 April 2010, under powers in the ….. | Typographical correction | Officer |
PM111 | 100 | Policy CSWB6 |
Delete: |
Should be included in the supporting text rather than set out in the Policy. | Officer |
PM112 | 101 | Para. 9.59 | Add a new paragraph in front of paragraph: All new development will contribute to the aim of achieving carbon neutrality for the Eco-town by 2036. | Sets out the Eco-towns aim of achieving carbon neutrality. | Officer |
PM113 | 101 | Para. 9.60 |
Proposals |
Provides clearer guidance on achieving exemplar standards | Officer |
PM114 | 102 | Policy CSWB8 | … (no net increase in water abstraction or carbon emissions … | Factual correction | Officer |
PM115 | 104 | Policy CSWB9 | … (after discounting to account for ecological value of sites and for current access and capacity within reasonable access of the new dwellings). Provision is made in the masterplan for approximately 127 hectares of SANGs and 30 hectares of SANG network. | Factual corrections | Officer |
PM116 | 104 | Para. 9.72 |
… it provides sufficient avoidance and mitigation
measures which can be incorporated and adopted into the
|
Following various drafts there will be on approved masterplan. | Officer |
PM117 | 104 | Policy CSWB10 | …The implementation of green infrastructure must be in advance of development which is in line with the phased delivery of the Strategic Allocation. | Clarification. | Officer |
PM118 | 105 | Para. 9.76 | … management of the ‘Green Loop’. The Core SANGS namely Hogmoor Inclosure, Bordon Inclosure and Standford Grange Farm will also be part of the … | Ensures the Core SANGS are clearly set out. | Officer |
PM119 | 105 | Para. 9.79 | Wildlife corridors and enhancements to buildings for wildlife will make the town more permeable for wildlife… | Include enhancing buildings for wildlife. | 21086 (Whitehill Town Council) |
PM120 | 105 | Para. 9.80 |
Amend para. 9.80 to read:
The Inner Relief Road will be designed as a ‘Street’ and will incorporate ‘Manual for Streets'70 design principles to ensure that whilst allowing for vehicular movement, the street positively provides for other highway users, providing a safe and attractive street environment. The routing of the inner relief road shown in Proposals Map 5 remains indicative at this time and will be subject to further ongoing work. Initial findings of this work have identified two possible options for the southern alignment of the road; routing through Viking Park and utilising the southern section of the dismantled rail corridor, both of which are shown as potential alignments on the Map. |
Update on latest situation relating to the southern alignment of the inner relief road. | 21662 (Viking Properties Ltd) |
PM121 | 106 | Policy CSWB12 | Add text to point a) ….in and around the town and linking to other destinations. Proposals must….. | To make it clear that links to wider cycle and walking routes would need to be considered. | 21088 Whitehill Town Council |
PM122 | 108 | Para. 9.93 |
… This would include long term monitoring of the main
roads that fall within |
Typographical correction | 21074 (Natural England) |
Chapter 10 – Infrastructure, Implementation and Monitoring | |||||
PM123 | 109 | Policy CP30 |
Amend first paragraph of policy to read:
Where the provision or improvement of
infrastructure |
Reasons of clarity. | Officer |
PM124 | 109 | Policy CP30 |
Amend second paragraph of policy to read:
The provision of infrastructure will be linked directly
to the phasing of development |
Reasons of clarity. | Officer |
PM125 | 109 | Para 10.3 |
Second sentence should read Infrastructure |
Typographical correction | Officer |
PM126 | 109 | Para 10.3 |
The last sentence should read:
The current understanding of
the required |
Reasons of clarity. | Officer |
PM127 | 110 | Para. 10.6 |
Amend the end of para. to read:
…such as Hampshire County Council, developers and the NHS. |
Factual correction | Officer |
PM128 | 110 | Para. 10.8 | In first sentence reference should be made to ‘the Government’. | Factual correction | Officer |
Glossary | |||||
PM129 | 111 | Add a definition of affordable housing as set out in the Glossary to the NPPF. | Reasons of clarity. | 21118 (Chawton PC) | |
PM130 | 111 |
Add definition of community facilities to read:
‘Facilities that provide for the health and well-being, social, educational, spiritual, recreational, leisure and cultural needs of the community.’ |
Reasons of clarity. | Officer | |
PM131 | 112 |
Include a definition for - Life Cycle (Whole
Life) Costings: Life cycle costs are those associated
directly with constructing and
operating the building; while whole life costs include other costs such as land, income from the building and support costs associated with the activity within the building. |
Clarity required. | Officer | |
Appendix 3 | |||||
PM132 | 148 | Central Hampshire table |
Amend heading in penultimate column:
Whitehill Bordon Policy Area (Strategic Allocation) |
Reasons of clarity | 20896 (Y Parker-Smith) |
PM133 | 148 | Central Hampshire table | Amend footnote reference: *** Includes 150 dwellings on the adopted Local Plan former Lord Mayor Treloar Hospital Baseline site which has not got planning permission. | Factual correction. | Officer |
PM134 | 148 | Central Hampshire table |
Delete footnote reference: |
Factual correction. Site had planning permission prior to April 2011. | Officer |
PM135 | 149 | New diagrams | Add a Housing Trajectory diagram for the Central and South Hampshire areas and Whitehill & Bordon as set out in Appendix 5 to the Proposed Mods. | To aid the understanding of the housing figures in the JCS and to conform with the National Planning Policy Framework. | 21257 (HBF) |
Appendix 6 Place Shaping | |||||
PM136 | 160 | Para. 2 (Petersfield) | Delete last sentence of paragraph. | Sentence is incorrect as approach to development in villages is set out within various parts of the main document. | Officer |
PM137 | 161 | Para. 14 (Petersfield) | …(see Policy CP8 and Appendix 4 3)… | Factual correction | Officer |
PM138 | 162 | Para. 15 (Petersfield) | An allocation of around 330 dwellings will provide for a total of at least …. | To conform with Policy CP1 and policy CP8 (as amended) and To allow the necessary flexibility required by the NPPF. | Officer |
PM139 | 162 | Para. 19 (Petersfield) | The provision of about two hectares of….. | To conform with Policy CP2 | Officer |
PM140 | 166 | Para. 42 (Liss) |
….(see |
Factual correction | Officer |
PM141 | 168 | Para. 59 (Alton) |
Amend:
The new |
Conformity with Paragraph 6.27. | Officer |
PM142 | 176 | Para. 116 |
…. (see |
Factual correction | Officer |
PM143 | 178 | Para. 136 (Horndean) |
…from the northern part of Horndean |
Factual correction. | 21365 (M Ashton) |
PM144 | 178 | Para 140 and 141 |
140. ….(see
141. ….(see Policy |
Factual correction | Officer |
PM145 | 179 | Para. 145 | To be ….floorspace. Sites for about 1.5 hectares… | To conform with Policy CP2 | Officer |
PM146 | 179 | Para. 146 (Horndean) |
… some buildings are of poor quality. Consequently,
|
Reasons of accuracy | 21363 (M Ashton) |