Knowsley Replacement Unitary Development Plan - Knowsley Council

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CONTENTS CONTENTS Page Page Page Page CHAPTER 6 49 Economic Development EC1 Strategy for Provision of Employment Land EC2 Sites Allocated for Employment Development EC3 Primarily Industrial Areas EC4 Regional Investment Site: Kings Business Park EC5 South Prescot Action Area EC6 Tourism and Cultural Development CHAPTER 7 63 Town Centres and Shopping S1 Retail and Town Centre Development Strategy S2 Diversification of Uses within existing Centres S3 Huyton Town Centre S4 Kirkby Town Centre Action Area S5 Prescot Town Centre S6 The Ravens Court (Halewood) Action Area S7 Local Centres and Parades S8 Location of Development for Town Centre Uses S9 Shop Fronts and Security Shutters S10 Advertisements T8 Transport Assessments T9 Travel Plans T10 Access for the Less Mobile T11 Taxi Facilities T12 Aerodrome Safeguarding CHAPTER 9 97 Green Belt and the Rural Economy G1 Development within the Green Belt G2 Landscape Character and Amenities of the Green Belt G3 G4 G5 G6 G7 G8 Agricultural Land Rural Diversification Existing Major Developed Sites in the Green Belt Conversion or Change of Use of Existing Buildings in the Green Belt Alteration, Extension or Replacement of Existing Dwellings in the Green Belt Agricultural or Equestrian Development CHAPTER 10 111 Urban Greenspace, Sport and Recreation OS1 Strategy for Urban Greenspace, Sport and Recreation CHAPTER 11 123 Development Quality and the Built Environment DQ1 Design Quality in New Development DQ2 Security in the Built Environment DQ3 Gateway Sites and Corridors DQ4 Trees and Development DQ5 Development in Conservation Areas DQ6 Demolition of Buildings and Structures in Conservation Areas DQ7 Listed Buildings DQ8 Historic Parks and Gardens DQ9 Sites and Areas of Archaeological Importance CHAPTER 12 137 Minerals, Waste and Energy MW1 Protection, Winning and Working of Minerals Resources MW2 Proposals for Mineral Developments MW3 Onshore Oil, Gas and Coal Bed Methane MW4 Waste Management Strategy MW5 Waste Management and Treatment Facilities MW6 Landfill or Landraising MW7 Renewable Energy CHAPTER 14 167 Community Benefits and Planning Agreements PA1 Planning Agreements CHAPTER 15 171 Monitoring and Review • How will we monitor progress? • Indicators and Targets • Future Review of the Plan APPENDICES Appendix 1 175 Key Partners APPENDIX 2 177 List of Development Briefs adopted by Knowsley Council (July 2005) APPENDIX 3 179 Glossary APPENDIX 4 185 Housing sites with planning permission as at 1 April 2004 CHAPTER 8 79 Transport T1 An Integrated Transport System T2 Merseytram System T3 Other Public Transport Schemes T4 Major Highway Schemes T5 Location of Major Traffic Generating New Development T6 Ensuring Choice of Travel to Serve New Developments OS2 OS3 OS4 OS5 OS6 OS7 Urban Greenspace Quantitative Standards - Public Open Space for General Amenity Use, Allotments and Children’s Play Protection of Playing Pitches and Other Formal Sporting Facilities Public Open Space and Recreational Facilities to Meet the Needs of New Development Location of Major New Sporting and Recreational Facilities Educational Uses and Sites CHAPTER 13 151 Environmental Protection and Nature Conservation ENV1 Control of Pollution in New Development ENV2 Noise and Vibration ENV3 Light Pollution ENV4 Hazardous Substances ENV5 Contaminated Land ENV6 Landfill Gas ENV7 Flood Risk and Drainage ENV8 Telecommunications Developments APPENDIX 5 187 Employment land supply (excluding sites allocated in policy EC2) APPENDIX 6 189 Local Shopping Centres and Parades in Knowsley APPENDIX 7 191 Examples of Town Centre Uses APPENDIX 8 193 T7 New Development and Walking & Cycling Routes ENV9 Protection of Habitats and Designated Sites ENV10 Protection of Species Sites of Biological and/or Local Geological Interest 4 KNOWSLEY REPLACEMENT UNITARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN: Adopted June 2006 KNOWSLEY REPLACEMENT UNITARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN: Adopted June 2006 5
INTRODUCING THE PLAN CHAPTER 1 Introducing the Plan WHAT IS THE UNITARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND WHAT DOES IT DO? 1.1 The Unitary Development Plan (or “UDP” as it is often called) sets down: • The Council’s strategy for the physical development of the Borough; and • Where development is likely to take place, and which areas are to be protected from development. 1.2 Unitary Development Plans can involve difficult choices about the future of individual pieces of land. Any planning application for development will normally need to be determined in accordance with the Plan. For example, if the Plan allocates land next to your home for development, it is likely that the development shown will eventually occur. Also, if you want to carry out development yourself, the policies of the Plan will help to determine what will be permitted. 1.3 It is therefore important that the Plan is prepared in consultation with others, generating maximum ownership of the Plan’s proposals amongst the community as a whole. FORM AND CONTENT OF THE PLAN 1.4 The Plan contains a Written Statement (this document) and a Proposals Map. THE WRITTEN STATEMENT 1.5 The Written Statement is split into Sections A and B: • Section A identifies (in chapter 2) the key issues and influences concerning land use and development in Knowsley. Chapter 3 “Vision and Objectives” and chapter 4 “Core Policies” establish the overall vision and objectives of the Plan, and the broad principles governing the nature and location of proposed new development in Knowsley over the period to 2016. • Section B identifies (in chapters 5-14) how the strategy will be delivered in relation to individual topic areas such as housing, the economy etc. Each chapter contains a range of policies against which proposals for new development will be assessed. Each policy is marked in bold in the text. Underneath each policy there is an explanation, which clarifies the background and terms used in the policy. The policies fall into two types: - Part 1 policies are broad policies, which set the overall strategy for a particular topic. For example, policy H1 (“Strategic Housing 6 KNOWSLEY REPLACEMENT UNITARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN: Adopted June 2006 KNOWSLEY REPLACEMENT UNITARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN: Adopted June 2006 7
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