Dec 2010 - South Worcestershire Development Plan

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SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT 2010216SA Objective SEA Topic Decision Making CriteriaSignificant Effect Indicators2008/2009 Data 2009/2010 DataChange90% of this development was onBrownfield land.Development on Brownfieldland.To protect sectoraleconomies and allowfor their strategicgrowth andremodelingn/aWill the Local DevelopmentDocument policies promotegrowth within the existingeconomy and provide theflexibility required bybusiness?Wychavon had 570 VATregistrations, compared with 2,055for Worcestershire and 365 deregistrations,compared with 1,415for the county, resulting in a netgain of 205 for Wychavon.Wychavon – 25%Malvern – 74%Worcester – 100%No new data availableDevelopment on Brownfield land in thedistrict’s towns is up by 8% on the previousyear.As this year is the first Joint AMR,Worcester and Malvern’s data was notpreviously monitored in this tableTo preserve orenhance townscapequality, heritage andamenity by designCulturalheritage andlandscapeWill the Local DevelopmentDocument policies protectand enhance the district'sheritage?3 applications were approved inConservation Areas.Listed Buildings at Risk:Wychavon – 23Malvern – 2Worcester 190 applications were approvedin Conservation Areas.As this year is the first Joint AMR,Worcester and Malvern’s data was notpreviously monitored in this tableWychavon has not previously monitoredListed Buildings at risk.Applications approved in ConservationAreas have lowered by 3 on the previousyear.Malvern and Worcestermonitoring the number ofplanning applications withinConservation Areas:As this year is the first Joint AMR,Worcester and Malvern’s data was notpreviously monitored in this table.Malvern – see Table 38Worcester – see Table 9There were 2400+ listed buildingsLlisted buildings:No Change.Wychavon - 2400+Malvern – 1,862Worcester – 701As this year is the first Joint AMR,Worcester and Malvern’s data was notpreviously monitored in this table.2 S.106 agreements were agreedfor household recycling.7 S.106 agreements wereagreed for household recycling.S.106 agreements forhousehold recycling have increased by 5.£7,412.38 in S106 contributions was
SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT 2010217SA Objective SEA Topic Decision Making CriteriaSignificant Effect Indicators2008/2009 Data 2009/2010 DataChangeobtained for recycling in 09/10.To minimise wasteand promoterecycling, re-use andrecovery in order tominimise its impactPopulationand humanhealth andWater andsoilWill the Local DevelopmentDocument policies minimisewaste to landfill?23.9% of Wychavon householdwaste is recycledWychavon produced 374.18kgwaste per capita.42.3% of Wychavon householdwaste is recycled27% of Malvern’s waste isrecycled (08/09)Wychavon produced 195.5 kgwaste per capita.Household recycling in Wychavon is up by18.4%Wychavon produced 178.68kg less wasteper capita than the previous year.To promoteenvironmentallyfriendly transportmodes and minimisejourneys by privatecarTo improveBiodiversity, protecthabitats and improvethe accessibility ofopen spaceClimateFactors, AirBiodiversity,fauna andfloraWill the Local DevelopmentDocument policies promotesustainable travel patterns?Will the Local DevelopmentDocument policies maintainBiodiversity, habitats andopen space?7 applications secured S.106provisions for on and offsite PublicOpen Space.66% of people in Wychavon45% Malvern and 82% Worcestertravel to work by car. Only 3% forWychavon, 6% Worcester and1.9% for Malvern travel by publictransport.12 out of the 20 important andnationally rare species highlightedin the Worcestershire BiodiversityAction Plan are present inWychavon.30.74% of land designated as anSSSI in Wychavon is in a favorablecondition 51.73% is unfavorable,but recovering8 applications secured S.106provisions for on and offsitePublic Open Space.66% of people in Wychavon45% Malvern and 82%Worcestertravel to work by car.Only 3% for Wychavon, 6%Worcester and 1.9% forMalvern travel by publictransport.12 out of the 20 important andnationally rare specieshighlighted in theWorcestershire BiodiversityAction Plan are present inWychavon. For Malvern thisis considered to be 1 site.Land designated as an SSSI ina favorable condition:Wychavon - 29.13%Malvern - 55%Applications secured for S.106 provisionsfor on and offsite Public Open Space hasincreased by 1. £578,601 in S106contributions was obtained for Public OpenSpace in 09/10.As census data was used, there is currentlyno change to this indicator.No Change.Land designated as anSSSI in Wychavon in a favorable conditionis down 1.61% while land designated asunfavorable, but recovering is up 11.89%.As this year is the first Joint AMR,Worcester and Malvern’s data was not
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