Allocations: Schedule of modifications

Ended on the 17 January 2014
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Proposed Schedule of Changes to the Allocations Submission Document (Updated October 2013)

The below proposed minor amendments relate to changes to the Allocations Submission Document (post pre-submission consultation) April 2013.

The page numbers and paragraph numbering below refer to the Allocations Submission Document (post pre-submission consultation) April 2013, and do not take account of the deletion or addition of text.

Main Modifications:

Ref. Page Policy/
Paragraph
Proposed Change
Brownfield Residential Land Allocations

MM1

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2.11

Replace sentence:

DELETED: Star Lane Industrial Estate is illustrated in Figure 3.

INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 3.

MM2

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2.13

Amend paragraph as follows:

A minimum of 87 dwellings should be provided across the site, of which at least 30 dwellings should be set aside as affordable housing units, INSERTED: unless demonstrated to be unviable, and should be provided ‘tenure blind’. However, the expectation is that this site could deliver 131 dwellings as identified in the Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment.

MM3

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2.13

Insert sentence below paragraph:

INSERTED: A masterplan or design brief would be expected to be submitted to the Council prior to the submission of a planning application for this site.

MM4

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2.16

Amend paragraph as follows:

At least 0.6 hectares of public open space should be provided across the site. This calculation of need is based on a minimum of the provision of 87 dwellings. In the event a greater number are provided, the provision of public open space should increase INSERTED:, unless demonstrated to be unviable. This should take the form of natural/semi-natural greenspace INSERTED: or DELETED: A INSERTED: amenity greenspace DELETED: should also be provided across the site. Conditions will be attached to ensure that any greenspace provided has ecological value. In addition, a landscape strategy promoting green links and biodiversity corridors should be prepared for the site. INSERTED: If demonstrated to be unviable, off-site provision, or improved access to existing open space should be considered.

MM5

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2.17

Amend paragraph as follows:

At least a local area for play (LAP) on a minimum of 0.01 hectares should be provided on the site INSERTED: . DELETED: , but d INSERTED: Developers should INSERTED: also look to provide local equipped areas for play (LEAP) and/or neighbourhood equipped areas for play (NEAP) which require a minimum of 0.04 hectares and 0.1 hectares respectively INSERTED:, although these may be provided off-site. These areas should be well located within the development so that they are open, welcoming, safe and easily accessible from pedestrian routes, and within an appropriate walking time. The play spaces should be suitably landscaped and visible from nearby dwellings or well used pedestrian routes. In general, the design of these should follow the principles established by Fields in Trust and Play England.

MM6

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2.19

Amend paragraph as follows:

The road to the south of the industrial estate (which is located within the Green Belt) provides access/egress to the adjacent Local Wildlife Site which would need to be considered. Development of the site should not restrict existing vehicular/pedestrian access/egress to the Local Wildlife Site. DELETED: However, the potential to utilise the existing access/egress for the Local Wildlife Site (which is in the Green Belt) to enable a combined access/egress point for these development should be explored.

(1)MM7

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2.33

Amend paragraph as follows:

Development to the east of Star Lane and to the south of the High Street (Policy SER9b DELETED: , INSERTED: and BFR1 DELETED: and NEL3) should be comprehensively planned to enable integration between these DELETED: different land uses INSERTED: sites when they are delivered. One access/egress point onto Star Lane to serve these developments should be carefully considered at the planning application stage to avoid a proliferation of access/egress roads along Star Lane. Access/egress to the land within Policy SER9b INSERTED: from Star Lane should not go through the Local Wildlife Site but should be provided to the north east corner of the southern section (the former brickworks) if delivered prior to the northern section. Any impact on the existing footpath (from Star Lane eastwards to Alexandra Road) would also need to be considered.

MM8

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2.53

Amend paragraph as follows:

INSERTED: This site will no longer be retained for employment use, but will instead be allocated for a range of uses including residential, employment, leisure and retail in accordance with Core Strategy Policy RTC6. The detailed policies for this site and the wider central area of Hockley, based on the above principles, will be set out in the Hockley Area Action Plan.

MM9

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2.62

Replace sentence:

DELETED: Figure 4 shows the extent of Stambridge Mills.

INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 4.

MM10

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2.64

Amend paragraph as follows:

A minimum of 41 dwellings should be provided across the site, of which at least 14 dwellings should be set aside as affordable housing units INSERTED:, unless demonstrated to be unviable, and should be provided ‘tenure blind’. However, the expectation is that this site could deliver 98 dwellings as identified in the Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment.

MM11

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2.64

Insert sentence below paragraph:

INSERTED: A masterplan or design brief would be expected to be submitted to the Council prior to the submission of a planning application for this site.

MM12

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2.67

Amend paragraph as follows:

A minimum of 0.3 hectares of publicly accessible natural/semi-natural greenspace and amenity greenspace should be provided on-site INSERTED:, unless demonstrated to be unviable. Conditions will be attached to ensure that any greenspace provided has ecological value. A landscape strategy promoting green links and biodiversity corridors should be prepared for the site. INSERTED: If demonstrated to be unviable, off-site provision, or improved access to existing open space should be considered.

At least a local area for play (LAP) on a minimum of 0.01 hectares should be provided on the site INSERTED:. DELETED: , but d INSERTED: Developers should INSERTED: also look to provide local equipped areas for play (LEAP) and/or neighbourhood equipped areas for play (NEAP) which require a minimum of 0.04 hectares and 0.1 hectares respectively INSERTED:, although these may be provided off-site. These areas should be well located within the development so that they are open, welcoming, safe and easily accessible from pedestrian routes, and within an appropriate walking time. The play spaces should be suitably landscaped and visible from nearby dwellings or well used pedestrian routes. In general, the design of these should follow the principles established by Fields in Trust and Play England.

(1)MM13

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2.91

Replace sentence:

DELETED: The extent of Rawreth Industrial Estate 2.91 is set out in Figure 5.

INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 5.

(2)MM14

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2.93

Amend paragraph as follows:

Development of this site should deliver a minimum of 89 dwellings, which should provide at least 31 ‘tenure blind’ affordable housing units INSERTED:, unless demonstrated to be unviable. However, the expectation is that this site could deliver 222 dwellings as identified in the Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment.

MM15

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2.93

Insert sentence below paragraph:

INSERTED: A masterplan or design brief would be expected to be submitted to the Council prior to the submission of a planning application for this site.

(2)MM16

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2.104

Amend paragraph as follows:

The site should accommodate a minimum of 0.6 hectares of natural/semi-natural greenspace, which should be publicly accessible and integrated into the development INSERTED:, unless demonstrated to be unviable. This area of public open space may be provided to the south west of the site (where there is a small area at risk of flooding). Conditions will be attached to ensure that any greenspace provided has ecological value. INSERTED: In addition, a landscape strategy promoting green links and biodiversity corridors should be prepared for the site. If demonstrated to be unviable, off-site provision, or improved access to existing open space should be considered.

(1)MM17

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2.106

Amend paragraph as follows:

At least a local area for play (LAP) on a minimum of 0.01 hectares should be provided on the site INSERTED:. DELETED: , but d INSERTED: Developers should INSERTED: also look to provide local equipped areas for play (LEAP) and/or neighbourhood equipped areas for play (NEAP) which require a minimum of 0.04 hectares and 0.1 hectares respectively INSERTED:, although these may be provided off-site. These areas should be well located within the development so that they are open, welcoming, safe and easily accessible from pedestrian routes, and within an appropriate walking time. The play spaces should be suitably landscaped and visible from nearby dwellings or well used pedestrian routes. In general, the design of these should follow the principles established by Fields in Trust and Play England.

Settlement Extension Residential Land Allocations

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3.10

Amend paragraph as follows:

This chapter details policies for settlement extensions to the residential envelope. It sets out the context for each site including on-site constraints and other factors which would need to be considered during development of the site. The minimum dwelling requirement for each location DELETED: , as per the Core Strategy, plus an allowance of 5% if required, demonstrating the flexibility of the settlement extension as required by national policy is set out INSERTED: in Policy SER1-9.

(1)MM19

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3.12

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Each site will be required to facilitate the creation of, and demonstrate the defensibility of, the revised Green Belt boundary. INSERTED: A defensible Green Belt boundary is one which protects the openness and character of the area, prevents urban sprawl and is defined by permanent, easily recognisable features, where possible.

(7)MM20

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3.17

Amend paragraph as follows:

The Core Strategy (Policy H2) identifies that the site in this general location should have the capacity to accommodate a minimum of 550 dwellings during the plan period. The site identified in Figure 6 is capable of providing 550 dwellings at a density of 30 dwellings per hectare DELETED: , plus a flexibility allowance of 5%, if required. The overall site area is DELETED: 38.8 INSERTED: 47.5 hectares to take account of site constraints and to accommodate the following infrastructure, services and facilities:

(1)MM21

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3.18

Insert sentence:

The principles for the development of this site are set out in the Concept Statement. INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 6.

MM22

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Figure 6

Replace figure for SER1 with the new site boundary appended to this schedule of changes.

(14)MM23

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3.20

Delete paragraph.

DELETED:

In any event, the total number of dwellings provided should not exceed 550 by more than 5%.

(2)MM24

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3.20

Insert sentence:

INSERTED: A masterplan or design brief would be expected to be submitted to the Council prior to the submission of a planning application for this site.

MM25

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3.27

Amend paragraph as follows:

At least two vehicular access/egress points onto and off the site for vehicular traffic should be provided from Rawreth Lane and London Road INSERTED:; at least one point should link to Rawreth Lane and at least one point should link to London Road. DELETED: The site should be configured such that the majority (in the region of two thirds) of dwellings are accessed from London Road. The potential to provide a circular link INSERTED: within the development area with one strategic access point and one secondary access point onto London Road should be explored. A bus link will be created between Rawreth Lane and London Road (see Figure 7). However, the road layout within the site DELETED: will INSERTED: should be such that there is no link for private cars between Rawreth Lane and London Road through the site. This could take the form of bus gates, cameras, and/or other forms of engineering to ensure that the relevant section of road is only suitable for buses. This should be determined at the planning application stage in consultation with the relevant bus company and the local highways authority. In addition a Traffic Regulation Order would be required to restrict movement for other road users along this route. However, a link between London Road and Rawreth Lane for all forms of transport may be explored. The route should be such that it would not encourage its use as a ‘through-route’ between Rawreth Lane and London Road. The options for this site INSERTED:, including the distribution of traffic between Rawreth Lane and London Road, should be explored in consultation with Essex County Council highways.

(2)MM26

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3.30

Delete paragraph.

DELETED:

A new junction along London Road will be required to serve both the residential area and the employment land to the south of London Road (Policy NEL1). This could take the form of a roundabout or a signalised junction and should be determined at the planning application stage. The new junction on London Road does not necessarily have to be within the area allocated for development. However, any element of the road link that does pass through the Green Belt and green buffer should be well landscaped.

(2)MM27

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3.35

Amend paragraph as follows:

In addition an area of greenspace should be provided to the west of the site which will act as a buffer between residential development and the A1245. It will not form part of the development area, but will be situated in the Green Belt to the west of the residential settlement. The green buffer should take the form of parkland which is publicly accessible and integrated into the development INSERTED: with the remaining land to the west retained in agricultural use. Allotments may also be accommodated within INSERTED: the development area to the east of the pylons DELETED: the green buffer to the west on an additional 0.3 hectares.

(5)MM28

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3.38

Amend paragraph as follows:

The playing field to the south of the site along London Road should be relocated. A replacement sports field with new ancillary facilities together with a new club house will be required to be provided ahead of any removal of the existing facility so as to ensure the continued and uninterrupted operation of this valuable community facility. The replacement facilities provided should INSERTED: be of at least an equivalent standard and should take into consideration the findings of the Playing Pitch Strategy. The new structure will be required to be built to the BREEAM (Very good) standard thus providing a new, efficient and environmentally friendly establishment which will be of great advantage to the community as a whole and to the operators of the Sports and Social club. INSERTED: The replacement facilities will be expected to be built in a location which is accessible to the local community, whilst allowing for social events within the club house, and DELETED: It should be located within the green buffer to the west of the site, although the arrangement of the facility should be such that the clubhouse and associated development are positioned adjacent to the residential settlement to the east and integrated into the development. The new clubhouse will be expected to be built within 340 metres of the existing location and will be served by a new road. However, an alternative location within the vicinity may be acceptable if this is shown to be more appropriate. Additionally this facility should be well connected to the pedestrian and cycling network. INSERTED: It may be located within the green buffer to the west of the site, however, t DELETED: The siting and design of the relocated facility should be determined in consultation with Sport England.

(3)MM29

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3.42

Amend paragraph as follows:

There are INSERTED: high voltage pylon DELETED: s INSERTED: lines running north eastwards DELETED: directly to the west of INSERTED: along the western boundary of the site INSERTED:, however, DELETED: Whilst the site follows the pylon line along its south western boundary, residential development of this site will be further than DELETED: 60 INSERTED: 30 metres from these. Siting of the replacement playing field and associated facilities (including car parking) should take into consideration the presence of the pylons INSERTED: if located in the green buffer to the west of the site. The alignment of the residential boundary in this location is such that DELETED: , it follows DELETED: natural INSERTED: existing features INSERTED: and would be defensible. DELETED: where possible and would facilitate the creation of a multi-use junction for this site and that within Policy NEL1 along London Road.

(1)MM30

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3.47

Replace paragraph:

DELETED:

Small-scale retail (A1) development in the form of neighbourhood shops should be integrated into the development. The number and distribution should be determined at the time of a planning application, having regard to viability.

INSERTED:

The provision of small-scale retail (A1) units in the form of neighbourhood shops should be explored at the planning application stage, and if considered to be viable, they should be well designed, planned and integrated into the development of the site.

(2)MM31

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3.53

Amend paragraph as follows:

The Core Strategy (Policy H2) identifies that the site in this general location should have the capacity to accommodate a minimum of 600 dwellings during the plan period. The site identified in Figure 8 is capable of providing 600 dwellings at a density of 30 dwellings per hectare DELETED: , plus a flexibility allowance of 5%, if required. The overall site area is 28.5 hectares to take account of site constraints and to accommodate the following infrastructure, services and facilities:

MM32

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3.54

Insert sentence:

The principles for the development of this site are set out in the Concept Statement. INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 8.

MM33

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3.56

Delete paragraph:

DELETED:

In any event, the total number of dwellings provided should not exceed 600 by more than 5%.

(2)MM34

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3.86

Amend paragraph as follows:

The Core Strategy (Policy H2) identifies that the site in this general location should have the capacity to accommodate a minimum of 50 dwellings during the plan period. The site identified in Figure 9 is capable of providing 50 dwellings at a density of 30 dwellings per hectare DELETED: , plus a flexibility allowance of 5%, if required. The overall site area is 2.5 hectares to take account of site constraints and to accommodate the following infrastructure, services and facilities:

MM35

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3.87

Insert sentence:

The principles for the development of this site are set out in the Concept Statement. INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 9.

MM36

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Figure 9

Replace figure for SER3 with the map appended to this schedule of changes.

MM37

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3.89

Delete sentence.

DELETED: In any event, the total number of dwellings provided should not exceed 50 by more than 5%.

(2)MM38

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3.113

Amend paragraph as follows:

The Core Strategy (Policy H2) identifies that the site in this general location should have the capacity to accommodate a minimum of 175 dwellings during the plan period. The site identified in Figure 10 is capable of providing 175 dwellings at a density of 30 dwellings per hectare DELETED: , plus a flexibility allowance of 5%, if required. The overall site area is 11.2 hectares to take account of site constraints and to accommodate the following infrastructure, services and facilities:

MM39

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3.114

Insert sentence:

The principles for the development of this site are set out in the Concept Statement. INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 10.

MM40

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3.116

Delete sentence.

DELETED: In any event, the total number of dwellings provided should not exceed 175 by more than 5%.

(2)MM41

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3.141

Amend sentence as follows:

The Core Strategy (Policy H2) identifies that the site in this general location should have the capacity to accommodate a minimum of 100 dwellings during the plan period. The site identified in Figure 11 is capable of providing 100 dwellings at a density of 30 dwellings per hectare DELETED: , plus a flexibility allowance of 5%, if required. The overall site area is 5.5 hectares to take account of site constraints and to accommodate the following infrastructure, services and facilities:

MM42

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3.143

Insert sentence:

The principles for the development of this site are set out in the Concept Statement. INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 11.

MM43

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3.145

Delete sentence.

DELETED: In any event, the total number of dwellings provided should not exceed 100 by more than 5%.

(5)MM44

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3.168

Amend paragraph as follows:

The Core Strategy (Policy H2 and H3) identifies that the site in this general location should have the capacity to accommodate a minimum of 500 dwellings during the plan period. The site identified in Figure 12 is capable of providing 500 dwellings at a density of 30 dwellings per hectare DELETED: , plus a flexibility allowance of 5%, if required. The overall site area is 23.4 hectares to take account of site constraints and to accommodate the following infrastructure, services and facilities:

(1)MM45

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3.170

Amend paragraph as follows:

DELETED: The first phase shown as SER6a is 13.6 hectares in area, which is larger than the second phase – SER6b (9.8 hectares). INSERTED: The first phase is likely to be larger than the second, as per Figure 12, DELETED: This would INSERTED: which could enable the first phase to accommodate facilities, open space, etc. to accompany the development as a whole. As such, the developable area for residential development on SER6a INSERTED: could be DELETED: is likely to be nearer 50%. INSERTED: However, the provision of such facilities off-site may be considered appropriate provided they are well planned, meet local need, are fit-for-purpose and are accessible to the local community. This should be determined in consultation with the Council and the local community.

(1)MM46

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3.171

Insert sentence:

The principles for the development of this site are set out in the Concept Statement. INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 12.

(1)MM47

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3.173

Delete sentence.

DELETED: In any event, the total number of dwellings provided should not exceed 500 by more than 5%.

(1)MM48

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3.173

Insert sentence below paragraph:

INSERTED: A masterplan or design brief would be expected to be submitted to the Council prior to the submission of a planning application for this site.

(1)MM49

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3.178

Amend paragraph as follows:

Trees and hedges should be developed in garden areas along the northern, eastern and southern boundaries of the site in both phases, as appropriate, to create a green buffer in perpetuity between new and existing development DELETED: ,INSERTED:. The purpose of the buffer is to protect residential amenity and privacy, whilst promoting integration. Amenity greenspace (at least 0.4 hectares) should also be integrated into the development.

(1)MM50

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3.181

Amend paragraph as follows:

Youth, community and leisure facilities should INSERTED: accompany the development of these sites. Such facilities may be provided within the first phase of the development (Policy SER6a) and INSERTED: should be well-integrated INSERTED: with both the second phase of development (Policy SER9b) INSERTED: and residential development to the east to ensure that facilities are accessible to the INSERTED: local community. INSERTED: However, the provision of such facilities off-site may be considered appropriate provided they are well planned, meet local need, are fit-for-purpose and are accessible to the local community. This should be determined in consultation with the Council and the local community.

(1)MM51

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3.186

Replace paragraph with the following:

DELETED:

Small-scale retail (A1) development in the form of neighbourhood shops should be integrated into the development, primarily during the first phase of development (Policy SER6a). The number and distribution should be determined at the time of a planning application, having regard to viability.

INSERTED:

The provision of small-scale retail (A1) units in the form of neighbourhood shops should be explored at the planning application stage, and if considered to be viable, they should be well designed, planned and integrated into both phases of the development.

(2)MM52

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3.188

Amend paragraph as follows:

Alongside the first phase of development (Policy SER6a), local highway capacity and infrastructure improvements, including improvements to Watery Lane and Watery Lane/Hullbridge Road junction should be made. Further appropriate improvements should be made to accompany the second phase (Policy SER6b) where necessary. INSERTED: Improvements to Watery Lane should include, but are not limited to, raising the highway and improved drainage maintenance.

MM53

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3.199

Amend paragraph as follows:

This site DELETED: identifies two areas INSERTED: is situated to the east DELETED: and west of the lane providing access to Canewdon Hall Farm and St Nicholas Church INSERTED: to the north of Anchor Lane. It is DELETED: predominantly INSERTED: a mix of greenfield land DELETED: with some INSERTED: and previously developed land DELETED: to the north of Anchor Lane and Lark Hill Road, and is located adjacent to the existing residential area along its eastern boundary.

MM54

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3.200

Amend paragraph as follows:

The Canewdon Church Conservation Area abuts the site along its north INSERTED: ern DELETED: eastern boundary.

MM55

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3.201

Amend paragraph as follows:

There are two entrances to DELETED: the eastern part of the site providing access to two existing dwellings from Anchor Lane. It is bounded by roads to the south and west, residential development to the east and greenfield land to the north (where the Conservation Area begins).

MM56

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3.202

Delete sentence:

DELETED: The area to the west of the lane is bounded by roads to the east and south, dwellings to the west and greenfield land to the north.

(20)MM57

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3.205

Amend paragraph as follows:

DELETED: The Core Strategy (Policy H2) identifies that the site in this general location should have the capacity to accommodate a minimum of 60 dwellings during the plan period. The site identified in Figure 13 is capable of providing DELETED: 60 INSERTED: approximately 49 dwellings at a density of 30 dwellings per hectare DELETED: , plus a flexibility allowance of 5%, if required. The overall site area is DELETED: 2.4 INSERTED: 1.5 hectares to take account of site constraints and to accommodate the following infrastructure, services and facilities:

MM58

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3.206

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The principles for the development of this site are set out in the Concept Statement. INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 13.

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Figure 13

Replace figure for SER7 with the map appended to this schedule of changes.

(19)MM60

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3.207

Amend paragraph as follows:

Development of this site should provide DELETED: 60 INSERTED: approximately 49 dwellings, of which at least 21 should be provided as ‘tenure blind’ affordable housing units. The site will accommodate no more than DELETED: 60 INSERTED: 49 dwellings, unless it can be demonstrated that:

MM61

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3.208

Delete sentence:

DELETED: In any event, the total number of dwellings provided should not exceed 60 by more than 5%.

(1)MM62

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3.208

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INSERTED: A masterplan or design brief would be expected to be submitted to the Council prior to the submission of a planning application for this site.

(1)MM63

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3.211

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DELETED:

The topography in this location would need to be sensitively and carefully considered in the design and landscaping of the development due to the visual impact resulting from the increase in the height of the land northwards from Anchor Lane and Lark Hill Road. An area of open space (a minimum of 0.4 hectares of natural/semi-natural greenspace) should be provided to the north of the site, west of the lane. This green buffer will not form part of the development area, but will be situated in the Green Belt to the north/north west of the residential settlement. It should take the form of parkland which is publicly accessible and integrated into the development. Conditions will be attached to ensure that any greenspace provided has ecological value. A landscape strategy promoting green links and biodiversity corridors should be prepared for the site.

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3.213

Amend paragraph as follows:

DELETED: Lower density towards the western section of the site may be appropriate, g INSERTED: Given the sensitive topography DELETED: ;INSERTED:, development in this location should be well landscaped as well as sensitive to the neighbouring properties INSERTED: along the eastern boundary of the site.

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3.213

Amend paragraph as follows:

Trees and hedges should be developed in garden areas along the northern DELETED: , western and INSERTED: eastern DELETED: southern boundaries of the site to create a green buffer in perpetuity between new and existing development, whilst promoting integration.

MM66

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3.217

Delete sentence:

DELETED: Despite the presence of an existing road running through this site, development should ensure integration of both sections of the site.

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3.218

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The development should also be appropriately designed and landscaped taking into consideration the Canewdon Church Conservation Area to the north DELETED: /north east of the site. Listed Buildings in proximity to the site, in particular the grade II* listed ‘Church of St Nicholas, High Street, Canewdon’ and grade II listed ‘The Vicarage, High Street, Canewdon’ located to the north DELETED: /north east of the site DELETED: , and the grade II listed ‘White House Farmhouse, Lark Hill Road, Canewdon’ would need to be taken into consideration at the planning application stage. The detailed design and layout of development must ensure there is no adverse impact on the setting of these listed buildings. In particular, proposals should take into consideration English Heritage’s guidance ‘The Setting of Heritage Assets’.

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3.221

Amend paragraph as follows:

The above calculations of greenspace and play space requirements are based on DELETED: 60 INSERTED: 49 dwellings being provided on the site. If a greater number are provided, the provision of such facilities should increase proportionately.

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3.223

Amend paragraph as follows:

Links and enhancements to local pedestrian/cycling and bridleway network, particularly as there is no footpath to the south of the site along DELETED: Lark Hill Road andAnchor Lane, will be required.

MM70

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3.225

Amend paragraph as follows:

Attenuation and source control Sustainable Drainage Systems (SUDS) of a size proportionate to the development should be used such as balancing ponds, swales, detention basins and green roofs. DELETED: These could be incorporated into the greenspace provided on- and/or adjacent to the site. Consideration would need to be given to the potential impact of certain types of SUDS on below ground archaeology. Appropriate SUDS should be determined in consultation with Essex County Council and the Environment Agency. A site specific flood risk assessment incorporating a surface water drainage strategy should be prepared for the site.

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3.232

Amend sentence as follows:

The Core Strategy (Policy H3) identifies that the site in this general location should have the capacity to accommodate a minimum of 500 dwellings during the plan period. The site identified in Figure 14 is capable of providing 500 dwellings at a density of 30 dwellings per hectare DELETED: , plus a flexibility allowance of 5%, if required. The overall site area is 23.5 hectares to take account of site constraints and to accommodate the following infrastructure, services and facilities:

MM72

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3.234

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The principles for the development of this site are set out in the Concept Statement. INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 14.

MM73

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3.236

Delete sentence:

DELETED: In any event, the total number of dwellings provided should not exceed 500 by more than 5%.

MM74

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3.236

Insert sentence:

INSERTED: A masterplan or design brief would be expected to be submitted to the Council prior to the submission of a planning application for this site.

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3.267

Amend sentence as follows:

The Core Strategy (Policy H3) identifies that the sites in this general location should have the capacity to accommodate a minimum of 250 dwellings during the plan period. The sites identified in Figure 15 are capable of providing 250 dwellings at a density of 30 dwellings per hectare DELETED: , plus a flexibility allowance of 5%, if required. The overall site area is 13 hectares to take account of site constraints and to accommodate the following infrastructure, services and facilities:

MM76

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3.269

Insert sentence:

The principles for the development of these sites are set out in the Concept Statement. INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 15.

MM77

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3.271

Delete sentence:

DELETED: In any event, the total number of dwellings provided should not exceed 250 by more than 5%.

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3.271

Insert sentence:

INSERTED: A masterplan or design brief would be expected to be submitted to the Council prior to the submission of a planning application for these sites.

(1)MM79

81

3.288

Replace paragraph with the following:

INSERTED: At least DELETED: O INSERTED: one point of access/egress onto the highway network DELETED: may INSERTED: will be required for each site DELETED: , depending on the distribution of dwellings between them. This should be determined in consultation with the local highway authority. Connection to the highway network for the site to the west of Little Wakering Road (Policy SER9a), may be provided to the north onto Barrow Hall Road and/or to the south onto Southend Road. INSERTED: In particular, DELETED: T INSERTED: the site to the south of the High Street (Policy SER9b) should DELETED: connect the High Street and, provided INSERTED: be appropriate INSERTED: ly integrat INSERTED: ed DELETED: ion is enabled between this site and INSERTED: with the land within Policy BFR1 DELETED: , INSERTED: so that access/egress from DELETED: with Star Lane to the west INSERTED: to serve the development of BFR1 also provides access/egress to SER9b. Access/egress to the High Street from SER9b may also be explored as an addition or alternative to an access/egress via BFR1 to Star Lane . However, DELETED: this should be INSERTED: the precise detail in terms of the number and location of access/egress points for SER9a and SER9b will be determined at the planning application stage in consultation with the local highway authority.

(1)MM80

81

3.290

Amend paragraph as follows:

Development to the east of Star Lane and to the south of the High Street (Policy SER9b DELETED: , INSERTED: and BFR1 DELETED: and NEL3) should be comprehensively planned to enable integration between these DELETED: different land uses INSERTED: sites when they are delivered. One access/egress point onto Star Lane to serve these developments should be carefully considered at the planning application stage to avoid a proliferation of access/egress roads along Star Lane. Access/egress to the land within Policy SER9b INSERTED: from Star Lane should not go through the Local Wildlife Site but should be provided to the north east corner of the southern section (the former brickworks), if delivered prior to the northern section. Any impact on the existing footpath (from Star Lane eastwards towards Alexandra Road) would also need to be considered.

(1)MM81

84

3.312

Insert sentence:

The principles for the development of this site are set out in the Concept Statement. INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 16.

New Employment Land Allocations

MM82

92

5.2

Delete paragraph:

DELETED:

A total of 18 hectares will be allocated to compensate for the loss of existing employment land at Star Lane Industrial Estate, Eldon Way/Foundry Industrial Estate, Stambridge Mills and Rawreth Industrial Estate. A further 2.2 hectares of office space, on land to the south of London Road and within the town centres of Rayleigh and Hockley (which will be explored through the preparation of Area Action Plans), will also be allocated as set out in Policy ED4.

MM83

92

5.3

Amend paragraph as follows:

New employment land to the west of Rayleigh will accommodate businesses displaced from Rawreth Industrial Estate DELETED: as well as providing some additional office space. Given the varying nature of some of the businesses on the industrial estate (heavy industry, waste transfer etc.) it is appropriate to allocate two sites to the west of Rayleigh.

(1)MM84

92-96

Policy NEL1

Delete policy:

DELETED:

Policy NEL1 – South of London Road, Rayleigh to paragraph 5.27 - A Transport Assessment, including an assessment of air quality, must accompany any planning application to develop the site. This must examine the additional transport impacts that the development of this site will generate. Actions to address impacts identified through the Transport Assessment must accompany the development of the site, or be provided prior to the commencement of development.

MM85

97

5.33

Amend paragraph as follows:

The site is able to accommodate heavier industry and waste transfer businesses displaced from Rawreth Industrial Estate. There is also capacity to accommodate a recycling facility (1.2 hectares)INSERTED: The broad location of uses within the development site should be addressed through a masterplan or design brief.

MM86

97

5.34

Replace sentence with the following:

DELETED: The extent of the site to the west of Rayleigh is set out in Figure 21.

INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 21.

(1)MM87

100

5.52

Amend paragraph as follows:

There are trees and hedgerows partially bounding the site to the DELETED: north and west, and there is a Local Wildlife Site (R35 Star Lane Pits) is situated to the north/north east of the site.

MM88

101

5.53

Amend paragraph as follows:

An access road runs along the northern boundary of the site which provides vehicular access to the Local Wildlife Site. There is also a INSERTED: belt of woodland and a public right of way running through the northern section of the site.

(1)MM89

101

5.54

Amend paragraph as follows:

The site is DELETED: 2.5 INSERTED: 3.2 hectares in size. Businesses displaced from Star Lane Industrial Estate, which excludes the part of the site encompassing the disused brickworks (Policy BFR1), will be accommodated on this site.

(1)MM90

101

5.55

Replace sentence with the following:

DELETED: Figure 22 shows the extent of the site to the south of Great Wakering.

INSERTED: The land allocated for development in accordance with this policy is identified in Figure 22.

MM91

102

Figure 22

Replace figure for NEL3 with the map appended to this schedule of changes.

MM92

102-103

5.59

Amend paragraph as follows:

DELETED: The site’s location 140 metres to the south of existing development in Great Wakering, allows for an adequate separation of industrial uses and residential uses to ensure residential amenity. INSERTED: The site follows an existing hedge line to the west and abuts the southern boundary of BFR1. It also encompasses the road to the Local Wildlife Site and a belt of woodland. However, with open fields to the DELETED: north, south, and DELETED: west INSERTED: east there DELETED: is INSERTED: are no existing features which provide defensible Green Belt boundaries in these directions. As such, development of the site must be accompanied by INSERTED: significant landscaping to the DELETED: north, south and east, creating a new Green Belt boundary. DELETED: Significant landscaping will INSERTED: This would also DELETED: be required to ensure visual impacts on the approach from the south along Star Lane and east along Poynters Lane are minimised.

(1)MM93

103

5.60

Amend paragraph as follows:

Such landscaped green buffers should be provided in the form of publicly accessible green space, with conditions attached to ensure that it has ecological value as a wildlife corridor. DELETED: To the north, the landscaping should incorporate non-vehicular links to ensure the site is well connected to Great Wakering. Conditions will be attached to ensure that any greenspace provided has ecological value. INSERTED: The road to the Local Wildlife Site and the belt of woodland to the north of NEL2 do not form part of the development area for the industrial estate but provide an important buffer between the residential development to the north (BFR1) and any employment uses on the site. A landscape strategy promoting green links and biodiversity corridors should be prepared for the site.

(1)MM94

103

5.61

Amend sentence as follows:

The types of uses permitted on site should be B1 (business) INSERTED:, B2 (industrial) and B8 (storage and distribution) DELETED: ,INSERTED:. In considering the detailed layout of the site, consideration will be given to proximity to residential development to the north of the site and impact on residential amenity. DELETED: and t INSERTED: The site should not become a ‘bad neighbour’ through noise, dust, or smells.

(1)MM95

103

5.64

Amend paragraph as follows:

DELETED: Development to the east of Star Lane and to the south of the High Street (Policy SER9b, BFR1 and NEL3) should be comprehensively planned to enable integration between these different land uses when they are delivered. One access/egress point onto Star Lane to serve DELETED: these INSERTED: this development DELETED: s should be carefully considered at the planning application stage to avoid a proliferation of access/egress roads along Star Lane. The potential to utilise the existing access/egress for the Local Wildlife Site (which is in the Green Belt) to enable a combined access/egress point for DELETED: these INSERTED: this development DELETED:s should be explored.

(1)MM96

103

5.66

Delete the following paragraph:

DELETED:

The vehicular access to the site will therefore be provided through the green buffer to the north of the site. Any impact on the existing footpath (from Star Lane eastwards to Alexandra Road) would also need to be considered and addressed.

MM97

103

5.68

Amend paragraph as follows:

Improvements to the Star Lane/Poynters Lane junction INSERTED:, such as the creation of a new roundabout, should be DELETED: addressed through the redevelopment of the site INSERTED: explored at the planning application stage DELETED: , with the creation of a new roundabout, with new vehicular access to the site from the south to be considered in detail in DELETED: conjunction INSERTED: consultation with Essex County Council Highways Authority.

MM98

106

Figure 23

Replace figure for NEL4 with the map appended to this schedule of changes.

Ecological and Landscape Allocations

MM99

109

6.9

Amend sentence:

The location of the Local Wildlife Sites as identified by the 2007 Local Wildlife Sites Review INSERTED:, which will be protected as such, are shown in Figure 24.

(1)MM100

111

6.13

Amend paragraph as follows:

Parts of the areas identified in Policy SER6 to the south west of Hullbridge DELETED: and Policy SER7 to the south of Canewdon are situated in the Coastal Protection Belt. As such a small amendment to the Coastal Protection Belt designation in this location is required.

MM101

111

Figure 25

Replace figure for the Coastal Protection Belt with the map appended to this schedule of changes.

Implementation, Delivery and Monitoring

MM102

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First row

Delete first row of table.

DELETED:

Policy NEL1 – South of London Road, Rayleigh

The Council will work with landowners, developers, business representatives and other stakeholders (including infrastructure providers) to ensure the successful delivery of this site.

The site, to create additional employment opportunities and to relocate displaced businesses from “bad neighbour” industrial estates, is not delivered.

The Council will work with landowners, developers, business representatives and other stakeholders to ensure this is delivered and that displaced businesses are suitably relocated.

The development of future allocations with appropriate employment-generating uses will be monitored by the Council as part of the Annual Monitoring Report or other reporting mechanism, as appropriate.Employment levels within the District will be used to indicate success.

Replacement maps

Replacement map for Policy SER 1

SER 1

Replacement map for Policy SER 3

SER 3

Replacement map for Policy SER 7

SER 7

Replacement map for Policy NEL 3

NEL 3

Replacement map for Policy NEL 4

NEL 4

Replacement map for Coastal Protection Belt

Coastal Protection Belt
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