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Option No.Nature of theOption7.5 Should FishertonStreet bedesignated as aSpecial PolicyArea?7.6 Do not designateFisherton Street asa policy area.7.7 Are there any otherways we couldsupport the nicheretailers in theCity?7.8 Amesbury - Shoulda new out of centresupermarket beprovided inAmesbury even ifthis may have anegative impact onthe town centre?7.9 Amesbury - Shouldthe council usetheir CPO powersto build a site in thetown centre eventhough this couldCM09030/F 49Key Drivers Positive Impacts Negative Impacts Viability ofproceeding withthe option?PPS6, GVA GrimleyRetail and LeisureNeeds Study and therecognition thatFisherton Street isimportant to thevibrancy of Salisbury.correct mix of towncentre uses areimplemented. Thisneeds to be carefullymanaged alongsideany proposed retaildevelopment.Fisherton Streetshould not onlyremain an importantshopping area ofindividual retailers butthe area is enhancedand improves.There should ideallybe few negativeimpacts is a policy isconstructed correctly.None. Few. Fisherton Street maydecline if it is notprotected.GVA Grimley Retailand Leisure NeedsStudy.Local Councillors.Pressure from Localcouncillors to delivera new supermarket inAmesbury.May be able to helpensure the continuedexistence of Nicheretailers in Salisburythat are so importantto drawing shoppersto our centre.People in Amesburyhave a greater choiceof supermarketshopping.People in Amesburyhave a greater choiceof supermarketshopping.had through the newuse class order.There is no reasonwhy this cannot beimplemented.How will successbe measuredFisherton Streetremains an importantarea of individual andlocal retailers.Where is theoption bestpursued?Core Strategy andSalisbury andWilton Area ActionPlan.Viable. N/A Do not pursue.N/A N/A N/A Core Strategy andSalisbury andWilton Area ActionPlan.Shops in AmesburyTown Centre close,as they are unable tocompete with thesupermarket,resulting in Amesburydying as a centre.Some buildings inAmesbury towncentre may need tobe compulsorilypurchased anddemolished.As there are noavailable sites in theTown Centre oredge of centre, thisis againstgovernment policy.Even policymeasure potentiallycould not saveshops closing so itmay be difficult toprovide counterpolicies.Be very cautious.This could beachieved, however,it takes a long timeand would take alarge amount ofofficer time and costAmesbury TownCentre is enhancedand becomes moreprosperous, however ifthis measure ispursued this is unlikelyto occur.The construction ofa new conveniencestore in AmesburyTown Centre.It is best if thismeasure is notpursued.Core Strategy, SiteSpecificAllocations,however thecouncil need to becautious.
Option No.Nature of theOptiontake some years7.10 Amesbury - Shouldthe councilcontinue to have atown centreboundary and retailfrontage to be usedto encouragecertain uses indifferent areas andshould these beamended, if sowhere.7.11 Amesbury - Whatkind of uses shouldbe encouraged inthe town centre?7.12 Amesbury - Whatkind of uses shouldbe encouraged inthe primaryshoppingfrontages?7.13 Local centres -Should the councilimplement a policyto ensure thenetwork of smallercentres (Tisbury,Downton, Wiltonand Mere) aremaintained?7.14 Should the councilnot support anetwork of smallercentres.7.15 Local Centres -Should a centralshopping area beCM09030/F 50Key Drivers Positive Impacts Negative Impacts Viability ofproceeding withthe option?in order to bePPS6, GVA GrimleyRetail and LeisureNeeds Study,continuation of LocalPlan frontages.Planning policy isable to control theuses within certainareas in order toensure that thecorrect mix of towncentre uses areimplemented. Thisneeds to be carefullymanaged.If demand was notthere, shop unitscould remain empty.This could be aconcern forAmesbury.achieved.Continuation of asimilar policy thatalready exists,however morecontrol can now behad through the newuse class order.How will successbe measuredProviding a health mixof town centre uses.Where is theoption bestpursued?Core Strategy.N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Core Strategy.Use Class Order2006.PPS6, GVA GrimleyRetail and LeisureNeeds Study.None.PPS6, GVA GrimleyRetail and LeisureNeeds Study.The council is able touse the Use ClassOrder in order tocontrol the proportionof various towncentre uses.The local centresremain viable.Probably very few ascentres may decline.The local centresremain viableIf implementedcorrectly there shouldbe few negativeimpacts.If implementedcorrectly there shouldbe few negativeimpacts.Local centres maydecline.If implementedcorrectly there shouldbe few negativeimpacts.High.HighA mix of quality towncentre use.The Local centrescontinue to perform assuch and the variety ofprovision is enhanced.Core StrategyCore StrategyViable. N’/A Do not pursue.HighThe Local centrescontinue to perform assuch and the variety ofprovision is enhanced.Core Strategy
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