North Northamptonshire Annual Monitoring Report 2010-11

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56 the National Infrastructure Plan (November 2011) the Government intended to fund key infrastructure projects which brought wider benefits to the economy. The list of projects included the A14 widening so work could now start on this scheme within the current CSR period. Ramp metering to regulate traffic entering the A14 is now installed and operational. The improved technology along the route, to include automatic queue warning signalling system is now in place and should be in use in the near future. Sewerage infrastructure The Programme of Development (PoD) assumes that works relating to sewage treatment, water supply and foul flooding infrastructure will be principally funded through the Asset Management Plans (AMP) of the local water company, Anglian Water Services, with major investment in the next 5 year AMP investment period 2010-2015 to enable the housing growth trajectories to be maintained. The provision of new, or of significant extensions to, water and wastewater treatment works is likely to require approval through the planning process. It is considered that to ensure timely provision of such facilities to meet the development timescales, an integrated approach to planning of the overall development including the necessary utility provision, would minimise risks to the environment. The funded work, through the AMP, will provide capacity at Broadholme Sewage Treatment Works (STW), which serves the majority of North Northamptonshire. The STW will need to be extended at intervals. Progress on the delivery of a strategic sewer and associated pumping stations to the east of Kettering will need to be monitored closely so that development can align with the delivery. Design work of the trunk sewer is progressing and connections to this will be delivered as development proceeds. Progress with other infrastructure delivery Funding of infrastructure provision is constrained and successful projects have generally relied on a mix of funding from a number of partners. Many of the projects reported on before have been extended or improved to provide a better service. However due to the economic downturn and the lack of available of funding, the number of delivered projects has significantly decreased since the last monitoring period. Those that have been delivered or improved since 2010 include: • Kettering Market Place has been developed further and improvements made to surrounding streets - Soans Yard and Horsemarket area; • A new Tresham College campus in Corby opened in September 2011 and included the Manor House conversion for a Catering and restaurant facility which also provides other training opportunities for the college; Strategic Planning for the Districts and Boroughs of Corby, Kettering, Wellingborough & East Northamptonshire
57 • Improvements to the public realm in George Street, Corby; • Improvements to the public realm in Wellingborough town centre • Various transport schemes completed in Kettering and Wellingborough; • A new outpatients clinic has opened in Irthlingborough providing patients with more choice in a fit for purpose building; • A new secondary school has been completed on the site adjacent to Beanfield Primary School, Corby; and • Kings Cliffe Active - a sport and community facilities centre has been completed having secured £1.5m in funding to provide 2 football pitches, all weather pitch, play area, skate park, indoor community facility, changing rooms and offices. The next stage is for a sports hall to be delivered in around 5 years, once a further £2.5m has been secured. There are a variety of projects underway that are also of note for North Northamptonshire: • Corby Link road (A43) planning application has been submitted and funding has been secured from Department of Transport, start on site in May 2012 at the earliest; • Rushden High Street public realm improvements, which are nearly completed; • The old Tresham College in St Marys Road, Kettering has been demolished and planning permission secured for redeveloping for housing to meet affordable, private and elderly accommodation needs; and • The old Tresham college in Corby is to be developed for mixed use to include housing, cinema and office spaces as well as retail uses and car park There does remain uncertainty over how other key infrastructure requirements will be funded. This will be an issue in considering individual planning applications as the planning authority will need to be satisfied that there is a reasonable prospect of funding being available to deliver the required infrastructure that is necessary to serve the development. The JPU have been working with partners to create the robust evidence base that will be vital to securing scarce resources over the coming years. Work on the preparation of Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Charging Schedules for each Charging Authority is being undertaken by the JPU with an examination currently timetabled in for early 2013. Furthermore the implication of funding from central Government in the form of the New Homes Bonus is being explored but is not significant enough to underpin major road or other infrastructure schemes. Strategic Planning for the Districts and Boroughs of Corby, Kettering, Wellingborough & East Northamptonshire
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NORTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ANNUAL MONIT
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Page 98 and 99: 98 INDICES OF DEPRIVATION 2010 The
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