Appendix 4 - Saved Unitary Development Plan Policies to Be Deleted Upon Adoption of the Croydon Local Plan: Detailed Policies and Proposals DPD
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Appendix 4 - Saved Unitary Development Plan policies to be deleted upon adoption of the Croydon Local Plan: Detailed Policies and Proposals DPD The following policies of the Saved Unitary Development Plan will be deleted upon adoption of the Croydon Local Plan: Detailed Policies and Proposals DPD. Urban Design UDP Detailed Title Remove Policy Policies UDP Detailed Parking Design Title Remove UD13 DM10 Policy Policies and Layout Layout and Sitting Landscape DM10 UD14 UD2 of New DM10 Design DM26 Development Refuse and Scale and Design UD3 DM10 UD15 Recycling DM13 of New Buildings Storage UD4 Shopfront Design DM11 UD16 Public Art DM14 DM10 UD5 Advertisements DM12 Urban Conservation and Archaeology Safety and UD6 DM10 Security UDP Detailed Title Remove UD7 Inclusive Design DM10 Policy Policies Protecting Control of UD8 Residential DM10 Demolition in UC2 DM17 Amenity Conservation Wooded Hillsides Areas UD9 DM10 and Ridges Development Views and DM10 Proposals in UD11 UC3 DM17 Landmarks DM16 Conservation New Street Areas UD12 Design and DM10 Changes of Use Layout UC4 in Conservation DM17 Areas UDP Detailed Open Land and Outdoor Recreation Title Remove Policy Policies Local Areas of UDP Detailed UC5 DM17 Title Remove Special Character Policy Policies Use of Listed Maintaining open UC8 DM17 Buildings character of Buildings on the Metropolitan UC9 DM17 RO1 DM24 Local List Green Belt and Historic Parks Metropolitan UC10 DM17 and Gardens Open Land Development Control of Proposals on Development UC11 DM17 Archaeological Associated with Sites Residential Preserving RO2 Properties in DM24 UC13 Locally Important DM17 Metropolitan Remains Green Belt and Enabling Metropolitan UC14 DM17 Development Open Land Changes of Use of Existing Buildings in RO3 Metropolitan DM24 Green Belt and Metropolitan Open Land Conversions of buildings to residential use in RO4 Metropolitan DM24 Green Belt and Metropolitan Open Land UDP Detailed Title Remove Policy Policies Nature Conservation Protecting the UDP Detailed Setting of the Title Remove Metropolitan Policy Policies RO6 DM24 Green Belt and Sites of Nature Metropolitan NC1 Conservation DM25 Open Land Importance Cane Hill Hospital Specially RO7 DM35 Protected and Site NC2 DM25 Protecting Local Priority Species RO8 DM24 Open Land and their Habitats Education Open Nature RO9 DM24 Space Conservation Rely on NC3 Opportunities DM25 National throughout the Planning Borough Education Open Policy Woodland, Trees DM25 RO10 NC4 Space Framework and Hedgerows DM26 and the London Environmental Protection Plan UDP Detailed Rely on Title Remove National Policy Policies Planning Control of Local Open Land Policy EP1 Potentially DM21 RO12 in residential Framework Polluting Uses schemes and the Land London Contamination – Plan EP2 Ensuring land is DM22 Outdoor Space suitable for RO15 DM24 and Recreation development RO16 Selhurst Park UDP Detailed UDP Detailed Title Remove Title Remove Policy Policies Policy Policies Land Rely on Contamination – National EP3 Development on DM22 Planning Hazardous land known to be EP11 Policy Installations contaminated Framework Rely on and the National London Plan Planning Rely on Policy National New Waste Framework, Planning EP8 Management Renewable the London EP15 Policy Facilities Energy Plan and the Framework South and the London London Plan Waste Plan Rely on Rely on National Incorporating National Planning Renewable Planning EP16 Policy Energy into New Loss of Existing Policy Framework Developments Waste Framework, and the EP9 Management the London London Plan Facilities Plan and the South London Waste Plan Transport Economic Activity UDP Detailed UDP Detailed Title Remove Title Remove Policy Policies Policy Policies Traffic Generation Industry and T2 from DM27 Warehousing in EM2 DM9 Development Employment T4 Cycling DM27 Areas Rely on Rely on National National Industry and Planning Planning Warehousing Development at Policy Policy T6 EM3 outside Railway Stations Framework Framework Employment and the and the Areas London London Plan Plan Car Parking Offices outside T8 Standards in New DM28 Croydon Development EM4 Metropolitan DM8 Centre and Town Centres Rely on Retaining National Industrial and Planning Warehousing Policy EM5 Uses Outside Framework Designated and the Locations London Plan UDP Detailed UDP Detailed Title Remove Title Remove Policy Policies Policy Policies Rely on Back Land and Redevelopment National H5 Back Garden DM2 or Extension for Planning Development Industrial or Policy H7 Conversions DM1 EM6 Warehousing Framework Uses Outside Conversion of Rely on National and the Employment Dwellings to Non Planning Policy London H8 Areas Self-Contained Framework and Plan Units the London Plan Redevelopment Retaining Small H11 DM1 or Extension for Houses Offices outside Residential Care Croydon H12 DM3 EM7 DM8 Homes Metropolitan Centre and the Town, District and Local Centres Housing UDP Detailed Title Remove Policy Policies Rely on National Retention of Planning Policy H1 Residential Uses Framework and the London Plan Supply of New H2 Housing Planning Commitments H3 DM31 – DM47 and Identifying Housing Sites Shopping Hotels and Tourism UDP Detailed Title Remove Policy Policies UDP Detailed Title Remove Control of Retail Policy Policies Units outside DM4 Visitor SH3 HT1 DM8 Primary Shopping DM8 Accommodation Areas Retail Vitality Leisure and Indoor Recreation within Main Retail UDP Detailed SH4 Frontages and DM4 Title Remove Shopping Area Policy Policies Frontages Development of Retail Vitality Leisure and SH5 within Secondary DM4 Indoor Sports, Retail Frontages Arts, Culture and Retail Vitality Entertainment SH6 within Shopping DM6 LR2 Facilities outside DM8 Parades of Croydon Rely on Metropolitan National Centre and town Planning and district Loss of Policy centres SH7 Convenience Rely on Framework Retaining Existing Shops National and the Leisure and Planning London Indoor Sports, LR3 Policy Plan Arts, Culture and Framework Entertainment and the Facilities London Plan Community Services Croydon Metropolitan Centre UDP Detailed Title Remove Policy Policies UDP Detailed Title Remove Development of DM18 Policy Policies CS1 New Community DM19 Rely on Facilities DM20 National Retaining Existing Planning DM18 CS2 Community Policy DM19 Facilities Regeneration of Framework, Croydon the London Rely on SP28 National Metropolitan Plan and the Planning Centre Croydon Capacity of Off- Policy Opportunity CS5 Site Service Framework Area Infrastructure and the Planning London Framework Plan Tele- CS6 DM30 communications Rely on National Planning Policy CS7 Surplus Land Framework and the London Plan Comments and Council's response by Consultation Document CLP2 - Detailed Policies (Preferred and Alternative Options) 01 September 2015 Page 1 of 268 Ref No Representor Participation at Object or Policy or Council's Proposed Company or Organisation EIP Support Soundness Paragraph Summary of Representation Summary of Proposed Changes Council's Response Action 0004/03/002/Non- Amanda Purdye Comment Our only concern would be be if any No change The comment is noted. specific/C wind turbines were proposed at this There are currently no distance from the airport. proposals for wind turbines Gatwick Airport in Croydon beyond those on domestic and commercial buildings. 0004/03/001/Non- Amanda Purdye Comment Croydon Local Plan Area is outside of No change Comment is noted. specific/C 'physical' 15km safeguarding area and therefore have no concerns Gatwick Airport regarding aerodrome safeguarding. 0010/05/003/Non- Ms Rose Freeman Object specific/O The Theatres Trust 0054/05/012/Non- Mr Charles Muriithi Comment Section 4.4.4 of Sustainability Amend this paragraph to detail that SuDS No change A Scoping Report for the specific/C Appraisal Scoping Report- SuDS are can be applied to reducing risk from all Sustainability Appraisal not only applicable to reducing sewer sources of flooding. setting out the proposed Environment Agency flooding, but can be applied to sustainability indicators was reducing risk from all sources of consulted upon in summer flooding, including surface water 2012. As a statutory flooding. consultee the Environment Agency were consulted. This matter should have been addressed as part of this consultation. 0054/05/009/Non- Mr Charles Muriithi Object In the biodiversity, flora and fauna Addition of an objective to protect and No change A Scoping Report for the specific/O theme in the Sustainability Appraisal improve green corridors. Sustainability Appraisal Scoping Document, an objective to setting out the proposed Environment Agency protect and improve green corridors sustainability indicators was would be a valuable addition as these consulted upon in summer would enable wildlife to move 2012. As a statutory between the boroughs greenspaces consultee the Environment and semi-natural habitats. Agency were consulted. This matter should have been addressed as part of this consultation. 0054/05/008/Non- Mr Charles Muriithi Comment The Sustainability Appraisal Sustainablity Appraisal should identify No change A Scoping Report for the specific/C Framework has not identified any objectives to reduce flood risk. Sustainability Appraisal objectives to reduce flood risk- the setting out the proposed Environment Agency only relevant objective is to reduce sustainability indicators was potable water consumption through consulted upon in summer water harvesting measures. 2012. As a statutory consultee the Environment Agency were consulted. This matter should have been addressed as part of this