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8 Healthy Living Policy DM 49 Play space A. All major residential developments are required to make provision for play, based on anticipated child yield. Provision shall be 10m 2 of play space per child. B. Play space is required to be provided on site, except where the level of play space required would, in combination with the specifics of the development site, result in play space of poor functionality and utility. In such cases, a financial contribution to the council will be required, which shall be used for improvements to play provision or for the creation of new play space, within the vicinity of the development. This financial contribution is defined in the Council's Planning Obligations SPD; any additions, alterations or replacements to this document shall also apply to this policy, and any changes to national arrangements for planning obligations. C. All proposed provision of new play space within development sites is required to be designed in partnership with the London Borough of Islington, to best practice standards. A detailed landscape plan is required to be submitted with all major residential planning applications, which shall include a detailed design for play provision. The design of play provision is required to be inclusive, in accordance with the Council's Inclusive Landscape Design SPD. Play provision is required to encourage an element of positive risk taking and to incorporate provision for natural play, which may be provided in formal play space, informal play space, and throughout the landscaping and open spaces of developments. D. All major residential developments in which play space is to be provided on site, are required to be accompanied by a Play Space Management and Maintenance Plan. This plan shall be adhered to as agreed and conditioned by the council. 8.0.10 Child yield is calculated based on the formulae set out within the Council's Planning Obligations SPD. The formulae in this SPD, or any additions, alteration or replacements to this document, apply to this policy. 8.0.11 Of the required 10m 2 of play space per child at least 5m 2 should be formal play space; informal play space should also be provided, and incorporated effectively within landscaping or open space provision. 8.0.12 The council shall assess whether the required amount of play space can be usefully accommodated on site, or whether a financial payment to the council would be appropriate. This will be dependant on the site characteristics and the design of the development. The landscaping of the development, including play space, should be considered in a holistic manner, so that a workable play space arrangement can be accommodated on-site wherever possible. The main circumstances in which a financial contribution is likely to be appropriate will be where the required level of play space is very small, in which case an assessment will be made as to whether useful provision can be made on site. 106 Islington Council Development Management Policies - Direction of Travel
8 Healthy Living 8.0.13 Play spaces should be inclusive, well designed, stimulating, accessible and consider the wider environment. Policy DM 50 Sport and recreation A. The council will encourage opportunities for developments which provide new sport and recreation facilities, particularly where there is an expressed demand. Major developments are required to contribute towards investment in sport and recreation facilities, in accordance with the council's Planning Obligations SPD; any additions, alterations or replacements to this document shall also apply to this policy, and any changes to national arrangements for planning obligations. B. Developments that provide private sports and recreation facilities will be required to enter into a community-use agreement to promote and allow access by local communities. C. Developments that would detrimentally affect existing sport and recreation facilities will be refused planning permission unless the level and range of existing provision is maintained or re-provided at or above existing levels, including provision for any population uplift associated with the development. 8.0.14 Sport and recreation facilities within Islington are important assets for public health and enjoyment, and for engendering a sense of community. The council will work to retain the existing level of facilities per person and increase provision where possible. 8.0.15 Community use agreements shall allow for access by the community for at least 20% of the time, to the full range of facilities on offer, for a range of peak and off-peak times, at a reduced cost. Details shall be negotiated with the council. Financial viability will be taken into account. Development Management Policies - Direction of Travel Islington Council 107
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