St Edmundsbury Core Strategy (December 2010)
St Edmundsbury Core Strategy (December 2010)
St Edmundsbury Core Strategy (December 2010)
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populationHealthGPs/DentistsCurrentcapacity andfuturecapacityexists toaccommodate levels ofplannedgrowthRisks: Lossof currentfacilitiesresults inlack ofadequatecoverage7,000+ new homes triggersrequired GPs18,000+ new homes triggersrequired Dentists(Both of the above assumeno inflow from rural areas)Both of the above areclassified as „EssentialInfrastructure‟Expansion/Upgrading ofexisting facilitiesand provision ofnew facilitiesDevelopercontributionssought onapplicationbasisEducationPrimary/Middle/Upper SchoolsCurrent butlimitedfuturecapacity toaccommodate growth;although theimpact ofschoolsreorganisation oncapacitymay requireprovision ofnew/expandedprimary/upper schools3,562+ new homes triggersrequirement fornew/expanded primaryschools1,236+ new homes triggersrequirement fornew/expanded middleschools (across Bury <strong>St</strong>Edmunds catchment)1,347+ new homes triggersrequirement fornew/expanded upper school(across northern part of theborough)All of the above are classifiedas „Essential Infrastructure‟Expansion/Upgrading ofexisting facilitiesand provision ofnew facilitiesDevelopercontributionssought onapplicationbasisRisks:Adequatecoverage isnotmaintaineddue toincreases inpopulationCommunityFacilitiesLibraries/CommunityCentresCurrent andfuturecapacity forlibraryprovisionand limitedcapacity forcommunitycentre3,760+ new homes triggersrequirement for new libraryprovision (assuming noinflow from the rural areas)500+ new homes triggersrequirements for newcommunity facilitiesBoth of the above areclassified as „RequiredExpansion/Upgrading ofexisting facilitiesand provision ofnew facilitiesDevelopercontributionssought onapplication114