Dec 2010 - South Worcestershire Development Plan

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SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT 2010212(gross) compared with 79.7 ha in 2008/9; 80.2 ha in 2007/8; 71.1 ha in 2006/7; and 55.7ha in 2005/6.21.87 hectares of new additional employment land became available in the same year.However 2.29 ha of permissions expired in the same period, so the net increase is19.58 ha.Wychavon’s Overall Vision and Promises 2009 / 2010Use land at Vale Park to create an additional 20 units to support thedevelopment of key strategic business development sites.- Due to economic climate only 4 completions but 35 units granted planningpermissionIntroduce a town and village centre retail programme to support the creation ofat least 6 new retail businesses – 13 achieved.Amount of employment land lost to residential developmentA site area total of 0.41ha of employment land or 3297m² of floorspace has been lost toresidential development, resulting in 16 residential units. This total is much higher thanthe amount lost to residential last year (0.001ha) which resulted in 3 dwellings.The Local Plan adopted in June 2006 seeks to address the loss of employment land inrural areas by encouraging the re-use of rural buildings for employment purposes(Policy RES7). In addition to this, a SPD “the Re-use of Rural Buildings” was adopted inJuly 2007. Policy RES8, in the adopted Local Plan, covers the conversion of existingbuildings to residential use; however employment is the preferred use in the firstinstance. These policies should help to effectively challenge the loss of employmentland to residential use.
10.0 SIGNIFICANT EFFECT INDICATORS 2009-2010The following Sustainability Appraisal Framework (SAF) has been established for Wychavon District Council Local DevelopmentFramework (LDF) and has been set out in a Scoping Report (November 2006). The Objectives set out in the SAF will be workedtowards and the effectiveness of the LDF will be monitored using the Significant Effect indicators detailed in the table below. Pleasenote that as this is the first Joint AMR, this table refers to Wychavon’s LDF SA objectives; however the objectives have also beenapplied for Worcester and Malvern, where statistics are available. Consequently this table should be read in conjunction with existingContextual, Core and Local Output Indicators.Table 72: Significant Effect Indicators against the LDFSA Objective SEA Topic Decision Making CriteriaTo reduce levels ofcrime and fear ofcrime by design innew developmentsPopulationand humanhealthWill the Local DevelopmentDocument policies help toreduce the level of crime andfear of crime?Significant Effect Indicators2008/2009 Data 2009/2010 DataBurglary dwelling offencesBurglary dwelling offences3 per 1000 pop (4.6 nationally)Robbery offences: 0 per 1000 pop(1 nationally)Theft of a motor vehicle: 2 per 1000pop (2 nationally)Violence against the person: 8 per1000 pop (14 nationally)Wychavon - 2 per 1000 popMalvern – 2 per 1000 popWorcester – 3 per 1000 pop(5 nationally)Robbery offences:Wychavon - 0 per 1000 popMalvern - 0 per 1000 popWorcester - 1 per 1000 pop(1 nationally)Theft of a motor vehicle:Wychavon - 2 per 1000 popMalvern – 1 per 1000 popWorcester - 1 per 1000 pop(2 nationally)Violence against the person:Wychavon - 7 per 1000 popMalvern – 7 per 1000 popChangeBurglary offences are down 1per 1000 population in Wychavon anddown 0.4 per 1000 pop nationallyAs this year is the first Joint AMR,Worcester and Malvern’s data was notpreviously monitored in this table but bothauthorities’ have less than burglary offencesnationally.Robbery Offences have not changed inWychavonAs this year is the first Joint AMR,Worcester and Malvern’s data was notpreviously monitored in this table but bothauthorities are less than robbery offencesnationally.Theft of a motor vehicle have not changedin WychavonAs this year is the first Joint AMR,Worcester and Malvern’s data was notpreviously monitored in this table but bothauthorities have less than theft of motorvehicle offences nationally.Violence against the person is down 1per 1000 population in Wychavon and down2 per 1000 pop nationally.213
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