Stoke-on-trent sport and physical activity strategy 2009-2016

• 0.11 small sided STPs per 1000 population – this figure is the same as thecurrent level.Furthermore:• The network of facilities should seek to improve the current overall level ofaccessibility of facilities on foot.• The facilities should, wherever possible, be dual-use on a school site, or colocatedwith other City services including health.• New facilities where community use is proposed (either high or low intensitymanagement), should be designed to meet Sport England and the nationalgoverning body guidelines.• Dual-use sites must be designed and managed to facilitate community use ata minimum throughout evenings and weekends, and as a general principlealso through the school day.• Existing pitches to be refurbished where necessary (usually every 10-12years) and regularly maintained.Policy to guide developers’ contributions177. The following table summarises how developers’ contributions should be used tosupport new or improved provision.Strategy LevelCSPSuper-hubAll areasAll areasContributions should come fromHubSatelliteLocalRelevant Neighbourhood Management area plus those adjoiningRelevant Neighbourhood Management area and otherdevelopment sites within 1.6kmDevelopment sites within 1.6 kmNortoft Partnerships Ltd <strong>Stoke</strong>-on-Trent Page | 167Sport & Physical Activity Strategy 2009-2016October 2009