HILLINGDON UNITARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN - London Borough ...
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Proposals Map<br />
The map or maps within the UDP which together with the Part I and Part II and any other illustrative materials,<br />
provides the statutory basis for the future planning of an area. The Proposals Map defines specific sites and<br />
areas where the local planning authority is making proposals for particular developments or other land uses, or<br />
areas within which particular policies for the use and development of land will apply.<br />
Public Safety Zone<br />
Public Safety Zones cover an area of land extending outwards from the end of the runways at Heathrow Airport.<br />
In such zones each planning application affecting land will be treated on its merits and regard will be paid to the<br />
overall net change in the number of people living, working or congregating on sites within each zone and the<br />
implications for safety these net changes may have. Civil Aviation Authority advice would be sought in all<br />
cases.<br />
Residential Density<br />
The relationship between the amount of residential accommodation in a development and the site area, normally<br />
expressed in terms of the number of habitable rooms per acre or hectare. The site area includes half the width of<br />
the surrounding roads to a maximum of 6 metres (20’), except on sites with a multiple road frontage, in which<br />
case the longest road frontage is normally taken.<br />
Resources<br />
The factors (broadly people, land and finance) determining plan implementation, and the natural resources<br />
which sustain life and the planet.<br />
Retail Warehouse<br />
Warehouse-type retail store selling mainly do-it-yourself or other bulky goods.<br />
Road Hierarchy<br />
Strategic Guidance for <strong>London</strong> Planning Authorities (RPG3) identifies a three-tier road hierarchy for <strong>London</strong><br />
covering roads of national or regional importance; roads for movement between <strong>London</strong> <strong>Borough</strong>s and local<br />
roads. The Hillingdon road hierarchy, based on the guidance in RPG3 is strategic routes, <strong>London</strong> distributor<br />
roads, local distributor roads and local access roads.<br />
Secondary Shopping Areas<br />
Areas peripheral to the primary areas within town centres in which shopping and service uses are more mixed,<br />
although Class A1 shops should still be the majority use.<br />
Section 106 Agreement<br />
A legal agreement made under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 between a local<br />
planning authority and a developer on the occasion of grant of planning permission for development, usually<br />
with the object of obtaining a planning obligation which could not be the subject of a planning condition.<br />
SER<strong>PLAN</strong><br />
South East Regional Planning Conference. A consortium of all the local authorities in <strong>London</strong> and the South<br />
East, which provides information and policy guidance to member authorities as well as the Secretary of State for<br />
the Environment. In particular it has developed a South East Regional Strategy to help the Secretary of State for<br />
the Environment in updating his regional planning guidance for the South East.<br />
Shop<br />
A shop is defined in the Use Classes Order, Class A1, as a use for the sale, display or service to the public for:<br />
selling retail goods other than hot food, a post office, selling tickets, travel agency, selling cold food for<br />
consumption off the premises, hairdressing, funeral direction, hiring out domestic or personal goods, reception<br />
of goods to be washed, cleaned or repaired.<br />
Sheltered Housing<br />
Purpose built or converted housing for the elderly with a package of estate management services which consists<br />
of grouped, self-contained accommodation with an emergency alarm system, usually with communal facilities<br />
and normally a residential warden.<br />
<strong>London</strong> <strong>Borough</strong> of Hillingdon Unitary Development Plan