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ProposedChangeReferenceCS REFERENCE CHANGE SOURCEMAJ/09 Page 129Core Policy 21All new development will include measures to reduce the rate of rainwater run-off and improverainwater infiltration to soil and ground (Sustainable Drainage) unless site or environmentalconditions make these measures unsuitable.Delete policy.Core Policy 21 - Flood RiskThe SHLAA and SFRA currently demonstrate there is a readily available and deliverable 5year supply of housing land in Flood Zone 1. Development proposed in Flood Zones 2 and 3as identified within the SFRA will need to refer to this information when providing evidence tothe local planning authority in order to apply the Sequential Test in line with the requirementsof PPS25.All new development will include measures to reduce the rate of rainwater run-off andimprove rainwater infiltration to soil and ground (Sustainable Drainage) unless site orenvironmental conditions make these measures unsuitable.Targets: No approvals against policy or against EA adviceMonitoring and Review: AMR; External reviews (for example by the EA).Delivery Responsibility: Wiltshire Council; EA; Developers.Policies replaced: G4 and G6Environment AgencySCGMAJ/10 Page 134Paragraph 12.9Paragraph 12.10Paragraph 12.11Core Policy 25 –Air QualityDelete heading, paragraphs and Core Policy.12.9 Air PollutionWithin South Wiltshire, there are problems with air pollution, particularly transport generatedemissions in Salisbury, which has a designated AQMA covering the following areas Salisbury City Centre including Wilton Road / St Pauls Roundabout and London Road/ StMarks Road around St Marks Roundabout.12.10 Furthermore, the HRA has identified that their critical loads of nitrogen deposition arelikely to be exceeded at the following sensitive sites• New Forest SAC,Council’s suggestedchanges as a result ofdiscussions at EIP.Evidence th rough theSalisbury TransportModel now shows thatdue to technologicaladvances emissionsshould decrease ratherthan increase.Page 12 of 70
ProposedChangeReferenceCS REFERENCE CHANGE SOURCE• Dorset Heaths SAC,• Fontmell and Melbury Downs SAC12.11 Concern is also raised about the potential effect of air pollution on the River Avon SACand Porton Down and Salisbury Plain SAC and SPAs. In order to ensure that the sensitivenature of these sites are protected and that the air quality in the AQMA is improved,development proposals, particularly those generating traffic uses, will need to demonstrate thatthere will be no significant increases in air pollution emissions, or that measures to secureimprovements in air quality can be achieved.12Core Policy 25 - Air QualityDevelopment proposals that are likely to cause air pollution will only be permitted where it canbe demonstrated that measures can be implemented to minimise emissions to levels thatprotect health, environmental quality and amenity. When determining planning applications,consideration will be given to the following issues• The potential impact on the designated AQMA.• The potential impact on the environmental quality of the European designated sitesAn air quality impact assessment should accompany the planning application for sitesidentified within this Core Strategy and should detail any mitigation measures needed to makethe development acceptable.Targets: No approvals against policy.Monitoring and Review: AMR; External reviews (for example by the EA).Delivery Responsibility: Wiltshire Council.Policies replaced: G2 VIIIMAJ/11 Appendix ADevelopment templates for strategic growth sitesAs well as meeting all relevant polices in this Core Strategy, national policy, the developmentplan and saved polices (see Appendix C), Core Policy 2 of this Strategy requires the masterplanning of the strategic sites that will deliver housing. The following templates set out theMinor change toSubmission Documentpreviously containedwithin SWCS 13 APage 13 of 70
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