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5.12 Core StrategyPolicy 7.2 An inclusive environmentPolicy 7.3 Designing out crimePolicy 7.4 Local characterPolicy 7.5 Public realmPolicy 7.6 ArchitecturePolicy 7.7 Location and design of tall and large buildingsPolicy 7.8 Heritage assets and archaeologyPolicy 7.13 Safety, security and resilience to emergencyPolicy 7.14 Improving air qualityPolicy 7.15 Reducing noise and enhancing soundscapesPolicy 7.18 Protecting local open space and addressing local deficiencyPolicy 7.19 Biodiversity and access to naturePolicy 7.20 Geological conservationPolicy 7.21 Trees and woodlandsPolicy 8.1 ImplementationPolicy 8.2 Planning obligationsPolicy 8.3 Community infrastructure levyPolicy 8.4 Monitoring and reviewThe Core Strategy was adopted by the Council at its meeting on 29 June2011. The Core Strategy, together with the London Plan and the savedpolicies of the Unitary Development Plan, is the borough's statutorydevelopment plan. The following lists the relevant strategic objectives,spatial policies and cross cutting policies from the Lewisham Core Strategyas they relate to this application:Spatial Policy 1 Lewisham spatial strategySpatial Policy 2 Regeneration and growth areasSpatial Policy 5 Areas of stability and managed changeCore Strategy Policy 1 Housing Provision, mix and affordabilityCore Strategy Policy 7 Climate change and adapting to the effectsCore Strategy Policy 8 Sustainable design and construction and energyefficiencyCore Strategy Policy 9 Improving local air qualityCore Strategy Policy 10 Managing and reducing the risk of floodingCore Strategy Policy 12 Open space and environmental assetsCore Strategy Policy 13requirementsAddressing Lewisham’s waste managementCore Strategy Policy 14 Sustainable movement and transportCore Strategy Policy 15 High quality design for LewishamPhase 4 Kender Triangle, SE14
Phase 4 Kender Triangle, SE14Core Strategy Policy 16 Conservation areas, heritage assets and the historicenvironmentCore Strategy Policy 18 The location and design of tall buildingsCore Strategy Policy 19 Provision and maintenance of community andrecreational facilitiesCore Strategy Policy 20 Delivering educational achievements, healthcareprovision and promoting healthy lifestylesCore Strategy Policy 21 Planning obligationsStrategic Site Allocation 1 Requirements for strategic site allocations5.13 Unitary Development Plan (2004)The saved policies of the UDP relevant to this application are:STR URB 1 The Built EnvironmentSTR URB 4 Regeneration AreasSTR ENV PRO 3 Energy and Natural Resource ConservationURB 1 Development Sites and Key Development SitesURB 3 Urban DesignURB 12 Landscape and DevelopmentURB 13 TreesURB 14 Street Furniture and PavingURB 16 New Development, Changes of Use and Alterations to Buildings inConservation AreasENV.PRO 5 Waste Management FacilitiesENV.PRO 9 Potentially Polluting UsesENV.PRO 10 Contaminated LandENV.PRO 11 Noise Generating DevelopmentENV.PRO 12 Light Generating DevelopmentENV PRO 17 Management of the Water SupplyHSG 1 Prevention of Loss of HousingHSG 4 Residential AmenityHSG 5 Layout and Design of New Residential DevelopmentHSG 7 GardensHSG 18 Special Needs Housing5.14 Local Supplementary Documents relevant to the proposal include;Residential Standards Supplementary Planning Document (August 2006)5.15 This document sets out guidance and standards relating to design, sustainabledevelopment, renewable energy, flood risk, sustainable drainage, dwelling mix,density, layout, neighbour amenity, the amenities of the future occupants ofdevelopments, safety and security, refuse, affordable housing, self containment,
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