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Challenging Planning to Support Re-Use Presentation Structure 1. The Nature of the Challenge 2. The Opportunity 3. Responses Key messages: Capture townscape value beyond statutory heritage protections Support market

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Challenging Planning to Support Re-Use

Presentation Structure

  • 1. The Nature of the Challenge
  • 2. The Opportunity
  • 3. Responses

Key messages:

  • Capture townscape value beyond

statutory heritage protections

  • Support market interventions
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  • 3. Responses

Suggested active intervention by planners

  • Area wide character surveys and plans

(picks up townscape value beyond statutory protections)

  • Scope for taking a lead to facilitate

market led ‘retro-fitting’ e.g. using Local Development Orders

  • Active enforcement e.g. by dedicated

Buildings at Risk officers

  • Creative forms of public participation
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Layering of information in plan form Audit of historic ‘morphology’ Accrington Historic Map 1848

  • 3. Responses – Area wide surveys and plans
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Accrington Historic Map 1894 Layering of information in plan form Audit of historic ‘morphology’

  • 3. Responses – Area wide surveys and plans
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Accrington Historic Map 1913 Layering of information in plan form Audit of historic ‘morphology’

  • 3. Responses – Area wide surveys and plans
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Urban Design Framework

Understanding urban morphology Accrington Public Realm Quality Audit Layering of information in plan form

  • 3. Responses – Area wide surveys and plans

Audit of public environment

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Urban Design Framework

Guides intervention – repair/replace Understanding urban morphology Accrington Townscape Quality Audit

  • 3. Responses – Area wide surveys and plans
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Accrington Preferred Option

  • 3. Responses – Area wide surveys and plans
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Urban Design Framework

  • 3. Responses – Area wide surveys and plans
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  • 3. Responses – Area wide surveys and plans
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  • 3. Responses – Area wide surveys and plans
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  • 3. Responses – Area wide surveys and plans
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  • 3. Responses – Take a lead to facilitate market

retro-fitting, alongside building control etc.

  • Local Development Orders e.g. for ‘Low Energy

Zones’, refurbishment measures

  • Permitted development rights for specific

improvements to eco-specifications

  • Stimulate market for ‘Home Service Companies’
  • Thermal Image Surveys
  • Joint approach with Building Control, Estate Agents
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  • 3. Responses – Active enforcement
  • Active intervention using existing powers
  • Dedicated Buildings at Risk officers v. effective

enforcement of Urgent Works notices etc.

  • Section 215 Notices T & CP Act 1990
  • ‘Fitness’ using Environmental Health powers
  • ‘Stop the Rot’ campaigns – brickbats/bouquets
  • ‘PRODs’ – Public Request to Order Disposal
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Creative Consultation Oldham Urban Design Audit

URBED’s ‘Secret Weapons’ – the Bus and the Bubble!

  • 3. Responses – Creative approaches to participation
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  • 3. Responses

Suggested active intervention by planners

  • Area wide character surveys and plans

(picks up townscape value beyond statutory protections)

  • Scope for taking a lead to facilitate

market led ‘retro-fitting’ e.g. using Local Development Orders

  • Active enforcement e.g. by dedicated

Buildings at Risk officers

  • Creative forms of public participation
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Presentation Structure

  • 1. The Nature of the Challenge
  • 2. The Opportunity
  • 3. Responses

Key messages:

  • Capture townscape value beyond

statutory heritage protections

  • Support market interventions

Challenging Planning to Support Re-Use