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<strong>Proposed</strong> <strong>Development</strong> off Low Wood Road, Nottingham<br />

• Accessibility: the Plan seeks the co-ordination of development and transport with an<br />

emphasis on accessibility by means other than the private car and general<br />

minimisation of the need to travel.<br />

The proposal to identify land for housing in the Broxtowe area clearly implies that there is a<br />

lack of housing supply in the Broxtowe area. The development proposal to provide circa<br />

150 residential units on the site, that is located between residential development to both the<br />

north and south, maintains the connectivity between the Apollo Drive/Hempshill Lane<br />

development and the existing residential development immediately south of the A610.<br />

5.8.1 Chapter 4 - Housing<br />

A main purpose of the local plan is to ensure that housing needs in Broxtowe are catered<br />

for. Broxtowe contains housing of different types generally well located in relation to<br />

amenities and transport facilities and providing for the needs of people across a wide<br />

spectrum of ages, incomes and family circumstances.<br />

The majority of new housing has been, and is likely to continue to be, provided by the<br />

private sector. It is the responsibility of the Council to ensure that the housing needs<br />

of all present and future residents are catered for. Therefore, the Council will require<br />

private development to be of a form which meets the various housing needs of the<br />

community as set out in the annual Housing Strategy Statement, including ‘affordable’<br />

housing. The Council will also take opportunities to bring forward other special needs<br />

housing as appropriate.<br />

Policies HO1 and HO2 identified a number of housing sites, some of which have not been<br />

developed. Some, but not all, are still considered to be suitable and readily available for<br />

development and these sites have been carried forward into this Plan.<br />

Policy H1 identifies all sites on which residential development is proposed, noting those<br />

sites which have been previously developed. Site specific criteria for constraints on the<br />

form of development are identified in supplementary detail paragraphs which form part of<br />

the policy.<br />

5.8 Broxtowe Core Strategy<br />

A Core Strategy is the key <strong>Development</strong> Plan Document (DPD) within the Local<br />

<strong>Development</strong> Framework, in which decisions are made about the amount, location and<br />

timing of new development in broad terms.<br />

Broxtowe has been working closely together with the Councils of Ashfield, Erewash,<br />

Gedling, Nottingham City and Rushcliffe to prepare aligned Core Strategies for Greater<br />

Nottingham. Broxtowe's Strategy will, once adopted, set out the vision, strategic objectives<br />

and spatial strategy for future developments within Broxtowe Borough.<br />

The councils of Broxtowe, Erewash, Gedling, Nottingham City and Rushcliffe have<br />

been working with Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire County Councils to prepare a new<br />

aligned and consistent planning strategy for Greater Nottingham, known as the Greater<br />

Nottingham Aligned Core Strategies. They have also been working with Ashfield District<br />

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