Knowsley Replacement Unitary Development Plan - Knowsley Council

MONITORING AND REVIEW
MONITORING AND REVIEW
Table 15.1: Indicators of success and targets
FUTURE REVIEW OF THE PLAN
CHAPTER 5 "HOUSING"
• Employment land available by type.
CHAPTER 12 "MINERALS, WASTE AND ENERGY"
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• Housing trajectory showing:
i. net additional dwellings over the previous
five year period or since 1st April 2002 (the
start of the UDP Plan period) whichever is
the longer;
ii. net additional dwellings for the
current year;
iii. projected net additional dwellings for the
following five years and up to 2016;
iv. the annual net additional dwelling
requirement; and
v. annual average number of net additional
dwellings needed to meet overall housing
requirements, having regard to previous
year's performance.
(TARGET: PROJECTED NET NUMBER OF
DWELLING COMPLETIONS BETWEEN
1ST APRIL 2002 AND 1ST APRIL 2016, AND OVER
ANY FIVE YEAR PERIOD BETWEEN THESE DATES,
TO EQUATE TO 230 PER YEAR)
• Percentage of new and converted dwellings on
previously developed land (TARGET: 65%).
• Percentage of new dwellings completed at:
i. less than 30 dwellings per hectare;
ii. between 30 and 50 dwellings per hectare;
and
iii. Above 50 dwellings per hectare.
• Losses of employment land in (i)
employment/regeneration areas and (ii) the
whole of Knowsley.
• Amount of employment land lost to residential
development.
CHAPTER 7 "TOWN CENTRES AND SHOPPING"
• Amount of completed retail, office and leisure
development.
• Amount of completed retail, office and leisure
development in town centres.
CHAPTER 8 "TRANSPORT"
• Amount of completed non-residential
development within Use Classes Order A, B
and D complying with car parking standards to
be set out in the local development framework.
• Amount of new residential development within
30 minutes public transport time of a GP,
hospital, primary school, secondary school,
areas of employment and a major retail
centre(s).
CHAPTER 9 "GREEN BELT AND THE RURAL
ECONOMY"
Indicators yet to be defined.
CHAPTER 10 "URBAN GREENSPACE, SPORT AND
RECREATION"
• Production of primary land won aggregates.
• Production of secondary/recycled aggregates.
• Capacity of new waste management facilities
by type.
• Amount of municipal waste arising, and
managed by management type, and the
percentage each management type represents
of the waste managed.
• Renewable energy capacity installed by type.
CHAPTER 13 "ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AND NATURE CONSERVATION"
• Number of planning permissions granted
contrary to the advice of the Environment
Agency on either flood defence grounds or
water quality.
• Change in areas and populations of biodiversity
importance, including:
i. change in priority habitats and species (by
type); and
ii. change in areas designated for their
intrinsic environmental value including
sites of international, national, regional or
sub-regional significance.
The Plan aims to provide a vision for new
development and land use over the whole period to
2016. Inevitably, however, circumstances will change
and new development and conservation needs will
emerge in the next few years. The Plan will in due
course be replaced by new planning documents,
prepared under the new planning system introduced
by the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004.
These new documents will take account of the
performance of this UDP against the indicators and
targets which have been set, and will replace, amend
or continue the policies as appropriate.
• Affordable housing completions.
CHAPTER 6 "ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT"
• Amount of floorspace developed for
employment by type.
• Amount of floorspace developed for
employment, by type, which is in employment
or regeneration areas defined in the UDP.
• Amount of eligible open spaces managed to
green flag award standard.
CHAPTER 11 "DESIGN QUALITY AND THE BUILT
ENVIRONMENT"
Indicators yet to be defined.
• Amount of floorspace by employment type
which is on previously developed land.
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