Proposed Submission: Gravesham Local Plan Core Strategy

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quality through the improvedprovision of local public transportand the provision of local jobsand services.CS07 - Economy, Employment and Skills.CS08 - Retail, Leisure and the Hierarchyof CentresCS10 - Physical and Social InfrastructureSO17Increase accessibility, minimisecongestion and improve airquality through the improvedprovision of local public transportand the provision of local jobsand services.CS13 - Green Space, Sport andRecreationCS01 - Sustainable DevelopmentCS11 - TransportCS07 - Economy, Employment and Skills.CS08 - Retail, Leisure and the Hierarchyof CentresCS10 - Physical and Social InfrastructureCS13 - Green Space, Sport andRecreation38
4 Spatial Policies4.1 Sustainable Development4.1.1 The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) explains that thepurpose of the planning system is to contribute to the achievement ofsustainable development. This has three dimensions: economic, social andenvironment. There is a need for the planning system to perform a number ofroles under each of these as follows:• an economic role - contributing to building a strong, responsive andcompetitive economy, by ensuring that sufficient land of the right typeis available in the right places and at the right time to support growthand innovation; and by identifying and coordinating developmentrequirements, including the provision of infrastructure;• a social role - supporting strong, vibrant and healthy communities, byproviding the supply of housing required to meet the needs of presentand future generations; and by creating a high quality builtenvironment, with accessible local services that reflect the community'sneeds and support its health, social and cultural well-being; and• an environmental role - contributing to protecting and enhancing ournatural, built and historic environment; and, as part of this, helping toimprove biodiversity, use natural resources prudently, minimise wasteand pollution, and mitigate and adapt to climate change includingmoving to a low carbon economy.4.1.2 For plan making, the presumption in favour of sustainable developmentmeans that:• local planning authorities should positively seek opportunities to meetthe development needs of their area;• Local Plans should meet objectively assessed needs, with sufficientflexibility to adapt to rapid change, unless:39
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4.6.10 The Sub-Areas which comprise
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Rathmore Road link between Stone St
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4.6.25 As explained in Policy CS08,
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uilding in the Upper Windmill Stree
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has more potential as the upper gar
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• Support existing retail, commer
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4.7 Ebbsfleet (Gravesham) Opportuni
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the needs of the resident and dayti
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interest and are part of the Ebbsfl
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4.7.20 Development of the Key Sites
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Figure 15: Key site 4.1 Northfleet
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5.1.4 In recognition of the above f
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5.1.10 The context within which Gra
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Protection of existing employment s
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Centre, along with those areas with
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communications technology to facili
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5.2.3 This policy sets out the appr
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5.2.9 The local centres are identif
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Sequential Test and Impact Assessme
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Table 7: Guideline distribution of
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Policy CS08: Retail, Leisure and th
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Impact testing5.2.30 Retail proposa
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• Entertainment, e.g. The Woodvil
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value of a museum facility to the t
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5.4 Physical and Social Infrastruct
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5.4.7 Development viability modelli
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5.5.2 The National Planning Policy
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services serve different locations
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speed line. There are also direct l
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Road Transport5.5.25 The Borough ha
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trips on the highway network will i
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5.5.38 Increased traffic as a resul
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• protect existing open space, sp
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part of the Green Infrastructure ne
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opportunities arise, for example th
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Green Infrastructure Network5.7.20
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Policy CS12: Green Infrastructure5.
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are issues of access to and/or capa
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including through rural exception s
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Management Policies DPD will includ
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5.12 Affordable Housing5.12.1 Affor
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impact of proposals on the built an
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5.13.5 Gravesham's current evidence
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local level and it recognises the s
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• New developments should ensure,
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5.14.17 There is still a need to ma
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5.14.24 An Eco Assessment for Kent
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equirements for embodied carbon but
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development is unable to meet these
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Urban Baseline Study. A Townscape C
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5.15.13 The Council will provide fu
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As our heritage comprises remnants
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5.16.9 The Council will expect any
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