The Mayor’s Outer London Commission Final Report

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Other recommendations supported by the OLC: Transport •Car Parking •Parking policy is not a “one size fits” all inner London approach •A blanket liberalization of parking policy across outer London would not be appropriate •There may be a case for selective review of some aspects of parking policy in particular to rejuvenate the outer London office sector •The most liberal outer London standard (1 space/100 sq m) is more than three times more stringent than neighbouring OMA (commonly 30 sq m) •TfL advised to examine, taking account of possibility of graduating standards, apportionment of revised capacity to incentivise lower CO 2 emitting vehicles, car sharing and car clubs and to accommodate disability parking as part of Travel Plans for new development •Review town centre policies which appear to favour out-of-centre developments •A much stronger commitment to introducing a level playing field with OMA on parking policy and out-of-centre development •Explore the implications of a more liberal/flexible approach to parking policy in centres strategically identified as in particular need of regeneration
Other recommendations supported by the OLC: Labour Market •Skills are a key challenge for London as a whole •Outer London outperforms inner London at school-age •Younger higher skilled workers from the rest of the UK and abroad are attracted to live and work in London •Outer London residents enjoy higher rates of employment and lower rates of worklessness than inner London residents •Skills investment driven by need (i.e. tackling priority issues, skills associated with Crossrail), not geography – concern that this may miss distinct skill needs of OL which not fall within broad metropolitan categories. •The LDA move towards a commissioning approach will provide further opportunities for locally driven responses to the delivery of strategic outcomes
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The Mayor’s Outer London Commission Final Report

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