St Edmundsbury Core Strategy (December 2010)

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provisionInfrastructure‟basisRisks:Adequatecoverage isnotmaintaineddue toincreases inpopulationTransportRoadNetwork/PublicTransportThe town iswell placedtoaccommodate newhousinggrowth inthe contextof theexisting roadnetwork.The townhas areasonablywelldevelopedbus networkand railstationHigher growth levels willrequire junctionimprovements to the A14Significant measures arerequired to enhance busservice and usage in/to thetownBoth of the above areclassified as „FundamentalInfrastructure‟Necessary roadinfrastructureimprovementsby leadagenciesDevelopercontributionssought onapplicationbasisRisks:Adequatecoverage isnotmaintaineddue toincreases inpopulationand highlevels ofdaily vehiclemovementsWaste andUtilitiesWaste andRecycling/Potable WaterSupply/FoulSewerage andTreatment/EnergyCurrent andfuturecapacity forpotablewatersupply.The SFRAand WaterCycle <strong>St</strong>udyidentifiesFornham AllSaintsWwTW has12,173+ new homes fromFornham All Saints WwTWtriggers requirement forupgrade0+ new homes from Playfieldsubstation triggers requiredupgrade (tipping pointalready reached)500+ new homes from Burysubstation triggers requiredupgradeAll of the above are classifiedNecessaryinfrastructureimprovementsprovided bylead agenciesExpansion/upgrading ofexisting facilitiesand/or provisionof new facilitiesDevelopercontributionssought on115
significantheadroomforadditionaldevelopmentto 2031as „FundamentalInfrastructure‟applicationbasisEnergycapacityissuesidentified inBury <strong>St</strong>Edmundswith theBurysubstationsoonreachingcapacity andthe Playfieldsubstationoperating atcapacitywithupgradesrequired inthe nearfutureRisks:Adequatecoverage isnotmaintaineddue toincreases inpopulationRetail andServicesTownCentre/LocalConvenienceShops/KeyLocal ServicesNoimmediaterequirementto increasetown centrecapacitybeyondexistingcommitments.Ideallyhomesshould haveaconveniencefood shopwithin an800m walk.ReasonableCapacity for additionalcomparison goods floorspacebeyond 2021, however, thiswill be provided on acommercial basis2000+ new homes require aconvenience food shop.Areas of development800m+ from nearestconvenience food shopshould consider providingshop units to provide thisfunctionAny significant new housingdevelopment, particularlythose providing growth of2000+ homes will need toprovide new local centresExpansion/upgrading ofexisting facilitiesand/or provisionof new facilitiesDevelopercontributionssought onapplicationbasis116
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St EdmundsburyLocal Development Fra
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National Guidance Planning PolicySt
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Population2.8 The population of St
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largely intact and is of great inte
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3 Spatial Vision for St Edmundsbury
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Strategic Spatial Objectives3.3 It
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4.8 The East of England Regional As
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Town /settlementcategoryAlreadybuil
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4.15 We have sought to estimate the
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Map 4.2 Key Diagram35
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4.24 Development in either of these
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Pollution - remedying existing poll
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4.38 The Code became operational in
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provision or enhancement of open sp
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community, leisure and social facil
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iii. Specify the size and type of a
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Policy CS6 - Gypsies, Travellers an
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levels of development being discuss
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Policy CS8 - Strategic Transport Im
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the potential for the location of g
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Statement 7: Sustainable developmen
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Key Service and Local Service Centr
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Edmunds and Haverhill as outlined i
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