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Presentation to the Executive on the Draft Local Plan B This (Draft) New Plan - Topics Covers Period 2011 to 2036 Welborne continuation through to 2036 Rest of Borough extended from 2026 to 2036 What OAHN requirement is for


  1. Presentation to the Executive on the Draft Local Plan B

  2. This (Draft) New Plan - Topics • Covers Period 2011 to 2036 Welborne continuation through to 2036 � Rest of Borough extended from 2026 to 2036 � • What OAHN requirement is for this period • What sites have been submitted for consideration • What sites are proposed to be allocated • What policies to guide and control • What is overall process for the new plan B

  3. Look At The Requirement Numbers Houses Employment OAHN Requirement 11,300 130,000 sq.m Welborne contribution to 2036 3,840 35,030 sq.m Rest of Borough - Completions 1,859 8,917 sq.m Rest of Borough – Permissions 1,136 42,400 sq.m Windfall Projection up to 2036 1,320 4,282 sq.m Fareham Town Centre Regeneration Sites 577 0 Local Plan Part 2 allocations (retained) 208 28,200 sq.m Proposed new brownfield allocations 118 0 To Find From New Greenfield Sites 2,242 11,171 sq.m B

  4. Draft Plan Preparation Steps • Site identification • Site assessment • Planning development strategy • Preferred sites for allocation • Supporting strategic and function specific policies B

  5. Site Identification • Call for sites Any site can be submitted with indicated use � Statutory requirement to ask for site submissions � • More than 200 sites assessed Would yield circa 12,700 houses � Would yield circa 143,000 sq.m. employment � B

  6. Sites Assessed B

  7. Site Assessment Process • All submitted sites are assessed to determine their developability • This process (known as the Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment - SHLAA) does not determine whether a site should be allocated for development within the Draft Local Plan • The factors taken into account when determining developability include; highways access, landscape sensitivity, flood risk, ecological sensitivity/ designations, accessibility (to services), heritage, contamination. • The assessments are undertaken by Officers and based on evidence and judgement from both internal and external professionals. B

  8. Site Assessment Outcome • 86 housing sites have been assessed for their developability and have been discounted • 93 housing sites and 8 employment sites assessed as developable (note – differing degrees) - would yield circa 5,300 houses and circa 87,000 sq.m. employment space) • 23 sites either too small (below 5 dwellings) or already have receipt of planning permission B

  9. Breakdown of Sites B

  10. Preferred Development Strategy • In order to identify which of the Developable Sites are selected, a Development Strategy is established. • The Development Strategy is informed by the following: � the Sustainability Appraisal; � Ability to deliver infrastructure and community benefits; � Spread of development; � Containment of development (i.e. avoiding further creep); � Speed and diversity of housing delivery; � Settlement coalescence; � Avoiding high sensitivity landscapes. B

  11. Preferred Development Strategy The Preferred Development Strategy aims to achieve: Maximised developable sites in the urban area � Focused on regeneration opportunities in Fareham Town Centre � Focused on larger developable housing sites to achieve better place � making and wider benefits in different areas of the Borough A preference toward those sites that have lower landscape sensitivity � Provide a mix of site sizes (and hence build-out speeds) � A preference toward urban extension sites that provide either a logical � extension to the urban area or a defendable urban edge for the future B

  12. Preferred Site Allocations Housing • Fareham Town Centre 577 • Large Greenfield sites � North and South of Greenaway Lane, Warsash 700 � Southampton Road, Segensworth (Titchfield Common) 400 � Downend Road East, Portchester 350 � Romsey Avenue, Portchester 225 � Newgate Lane South, Peel Common (Stubbington) 475 • In addition, circa 350 houses from smaller greenfield developable sites proposed across the Borough B

  13. Preferred Site Allocations Employment • Extension/Intensification to existing employment allocation: Faraday Business Park, Daedalus 40,000 sq.m � Swordfish Business Park, Daedalus 8,000 sq.m � (Includes up to c. 28,000 sq.m of hangar space) • Extension/Intensification to existing employment area: Standard Way, Wallington 2,000 sq.m � B

  14. Greenfield Allocations B

  15. Supporting Elements of the (Draft) Plan • Strategic Policies • Housing • Employment • Retail • Community Facilities & Open Space • Natural Environment • Design • Infrastructure • Development Allocations • Implementation & Monitoring • Appendices B

  16. Appendices to Executive Report Vital supporting Appendices to the Executive Report are: • Appendix B – Draft Policies Map • Appendix C – Sustainability Appraisal • Appendix D – Habitats Regulation Assessment • Appendix E – Equality Impact Assessment (Page 42 of the Executive Report lists all the various Background Papers that have been used/ referenced in the preparation of the Draft Local Plan) B

  17. Approach to Reviewing the Local Plan B

  18. Anticipated Timeline October 2017 Draft Plan to Executive Autumn 2017 Consultation on Draft Plan To Summer 2018 Adjust Draft Plan to reflect additional evidence / representation Summer 2018 Issue Publication Local Plan and period of Consultation Autumn 2018 Submit Publication Plan plus all representations to Secretary of State Winter 2018/19 Examination in Public Summer 2019 Council Adoption of New Local Plan B

  19. Questions? B

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