Dec 2010 - South Worcestershire Development Plan

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SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT 2010198Notwithstanding the aforementioned uncertainty, the delivery of the 7,300 dwellings isset out in more detail in figure 42. The SWJCS Preferred Options identified potentialareas for growth of which 500 dwellings could be located to the north, 3,500 dwellingsto the west, 3,000 dwellings to the south and 300 dwellings to the south east of theCity. Figure 42 provides a prediction of the annualised result potential phasing for thisdevelopment. The phasing reflects the relatively large scale of the developments, theneed to master plan them and the delivery of necessary strategic infrastructure. Moredetail will be set out in the SWDP Preferred Options in 2011.5.4 Housing requirementsThis core output indicator will be measured against the adopted RSS housing figureskeeping in line with PPS3 housings requirement of measuring housing supply againstadopted targets. However the trajectory also includes two further targets as can be seenbelow.1 Annual Adopted RSS housing target (blue line)2 Annual Emerging RSS housing target (red line)It should be noted that since the change in government in May 2010 it has beenindicated that the RSS will be formally revoked and this may affect future housingtrajectories.Planning Services Service Delivery Plan 2009 / 2010PS03 - Publish the SWJCS.• This was originally deferred due to gaps in the evidence base and hassince been delayed to allow for changes in Government and theGovernment’s agenda.5.5 Previously Developed Land (PDL) / Brownfield CompletionsIn 2009, the National Statistic for the amount of dwellings built on previously developedland on a provisional estimate was 80% which included conversions (data obtainedfrom CLG Statistical Release July 2010). In 2009/10 61% of new dwellings inWychavon were built on PDL. A detailed breakdown is provided in table 63 below. Thisdemonstrates a decrease from 2008/09 when 70% of new dwellings were built on PDL.The Wychavon Local Target is 25% for 2010/11 (data obtained from Wychavon’s2010/11 Service Delivery Plan).Table 63: Total Annual Completions 2009/10Urban Rural TotalPercentage % Changeof Total from 08-09Greenfield 7 54 61 39% +8.5%Former Residential(PDL)8 23 31 20% -5.2%Former Employment(PDL)22 1 23 15% -3.6%Other PDL 32 9 41 26% -0.3%Total Completions 69 87 156 100.0%
SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT 2010199Planning Services Service Delivery Plan 2009 / 2010BV106 Percentage of new homes built on previously developed land – LocalTarget 25%• This was surpassed as during the monitoring period 61% of new dwellingswere built on PDL.5.6 Housing DensityHousing density is a measure of how efficiently land is used. The current Local Planseeks minimum densities of 30 dwellings per hectare for housing throughout theDistrict. In urban areas and rural settlements densities of between 30-50 dwellings perhectare are required, whilst in town centres densities of approximately 70 dwellings perhectare should be achieved.Figure 43: Average Density of Completed Dwellings (may not refer to all sites)Density of New Residential Development allsites 2009-201037%54%9%Less than 30 Between 30 to 50 Greater than 50Out of 156 net completions in 2009/2010, 54% of the completions were built at less than30 dwellings per hectare and were predominantly in the rural areas of Wychavon (thisfigure is lower than in 2008/2009 where 56.06% of residential developments were builtat less than 30 dwellings per hectare). 9% of the completions in 2009/10 were built at adensity between 30 to 50 dwellings per hectare; which were also predominantly in therural areas of the district. 37% were built at more than 50 dwellings per hectare; themajority of these were in the urban areas of Wychavon.
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