St Edmundsbury Core Strategy (December 2010)

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Appendix 6: St Edmundsbury Infrastructure RequirementsStudy Wide Area (St Edmundsbury and Forest Heath) generalinfrastructure requirementsExisting population 167,000The tables below cover non-locationally specific infrastructure across the studyarea as a whole. These types of infrastructure have large catchment areas so it isnot appropriate to assess the capacity requirements on a settlement basis.Regional and Countywide services still need to be considered at the local spatialscale, particularly in the impacts that provision of these infrastructure types willhave on the potential suitability of settlements to support housing growth. Of theinfrastructure types identified at the larger spatial scales there appears to be agenerally good provision. The only infrastructure types that could potentially comeunder considerable strain within the study period are waste and recycling, wherelandfill sites are filling up with a requirement for a Residual Waste RecyclingFacility already identified and Nursing Homes, where an ageing populationcombined with additional population could increase demand significantly aboveexisting provision.St Edmundsbury Borough and Forest Heath DistrictThemeCapacityIssues/RisksFundamental/Essential/RequiredInfrastructureHowprovisionwill be metHealthHospitals/NursingHomesCurrent capacityand futurecapacity exists toaccommodatelevels of plannedgrowthRisks: Loss ofcurrent facilitiesresults in lack ofadequate coverageHospitals and nursinghomes have beenassessed across the studyarea due to their largecatchments;11,500 -18,000+ newhomes triggersrequirements to increasehospital capacity0+ new homes triggersrequirement for nursinghome provision (tippingpoint already reached)Expansion/Upgrading ofexistingfacilities andprovision ofnew facilitiesDevelopercontributionssought onapplicationbasisBoth of the above areclassified as „EssentialInfrastructure‟EmergencyServicesPolice/Ambulance/Fire ServiceIt is expected thatcurrent and futurecapacity exists forall emergencyservices toaccommodatelevels of plannedgrowthRisks: Adequatecoverage is notIt is assumed thatPolice/Fire/AmbulanceServices will be provided inline with growth as anessential service and havebeen assessed across thestudy area11,500-18,000+ newhomes triggers additionalpolice, ambulance and fireExpansion/Upgrading ofexistingfacilities andprovision ofnew facilitiesDevelopercontributionssought onapplication111
maintained due toincreases inpopulationrequirementAll of the above areclassified as „EssentialInfrastructure‟basisUtilitiesWaste andrecyclingThe SuffolkMinerals andWasteDevelopmentFramework clearlyidentifies a needfor a new residualwaste treatmentplant. Based on anew plant openingin 2014, existinglandfill capacitywould beexhausted by 2019with regionalforecast figuresindicating anearlier date of2017Tipping point: 2016 at RSSgrowth levels of 3,210 newhomes per annum (SuffolkWide) – equivalent to anapportion of 6,370 newhomes across the studyareaExpansion/Upgrading ofexistingfacilities andprovision ofnew facilitiesRisks: Adequatecoverage is notmaintained due toincreases inpopulationArts,Leisure andCultureCinemas/SwimmingPools/SportsHalls/IndoorBowls/Theatres/MuseumsGalleries andArts CentresCurrent and futurecapacity exists toaccommodatelevels of plannedgrowthRisks: Adequatecoverage is notmaintained due toincreases inpopulationCapacity has beenassessed across theborough given the largecatchment areas suchfacilities sustain56,000+ new homestriggers required cinemas(study wide area)16,250+new homestriggers required theatreexpansion/upgrade (studywide area)Core Strategy,DevelopmentManagementand AreaAction PlanpoliciesDevelopercontributionssought onapplicationbasis45,300+ new homestriggers requiredswimming pool expansion(study wide area)22,000+ new homestriggers required sportshalls (study wide area)41,400 new homestriggers required indoorbowls facilities (study widearea)112
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