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Poole Infrastructure Plan Poole Local Plan Poole Infrastructure Plan Delivering Poole Infrastructure Needs July 2017 Contents 1. Introduction .......................................................................................................... 5 Purpose of the Infrastructure Delivery Plan ....................................................... 5 2. Infrastructure ..................................................................................................... 6 3. Infrastructure Planning Context ....................................................................... 9 National Policy .................................................................................................... 10 The Local Plan 2017 (Poole Plan): ..................................................................... 11 Neighbourhood Plan .......................................................................................... 14 Working with Neighbouring Authorities ........................................................... 14 4. Infrastructure Funding Mechanisms .............................................................. 16 Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) ............................................................... 16 Other developer contributions .......................................................................... 18 Planning Conditions ........................................................................................... 18 Planning Obligations .......................................................................................... 18 Section 278 .......................................................................................................... 19 Pooling restrictions for S106 and S278 Agreements ....................................... 20 Poole’s Local Infrastructure Fund ..................................................................... 20 Other Funding Sources: ..................................................................................... 21 5. Summary of key infrastructure requirements and infrastructure gap ........ 22 6. Education ......................................................................................................... 44 Issues and future needs ....................................................................................... 44 Cost ...................................................................................................................... 48 Funding ................................................................................................................. 48 Existing Provision and Issues ............................................................................... 50 Costs .................................................................................................................... 53 Funding Sources................................................................................................... 53 8. Green Infrastructure General .......................................................................... 55 Existing Provision and Issues ............................................................................... 55 Costs .................................................................................................................... 59 Funding Sources................................................................................................... 59 9. Green Infrastructure – Habitats Regulation Mitigation ................................. 60 Existing Provision and Issues ............................................................................... 60 Costs .................................................................................................................... 62 Funding ................................................................................................................. 62 10. Health Facilities ............................................................................................ 64 Existing Provision and Issues ............................................................................... 64 Costs .................................................................................................................... 65 Poole Local Plan. Poole Infrastructure Plan. July 2017 2 Funding Sources................................................................................................... 65 11. Public and Community Services ................................................................. 67 Existing Provision and Issues ............................................................................... 67 Costs .................................................................................................................... 72 Funding Sources................................................................................................... 72 12. Town and Local Centre Improvements ....................................................... 74 Existing Provision and Issues ............................................................................... 74 Costs .................................................................................................................... 75 Funding Sources................................................................................................... 75 13. Transport ....................................................................................................... 76 Existing Provision and Issues ............................................................................... 76 Costs .................................................................................................................... 80 Funding ................................................................................................................. 80 Transport Schemes not covered by CIL ............................................................... 81 14. Utilities .......................................................................................................... 82 Existing Provision and Issues ............................................................................... 82 Costs .................................................................................................................... 87 Funding ................................................................................................................. 87 Poole Local Plan. Poole Infrastructure Plan. July 2017 3 Abbreviations and Acronyms DCC Dorset County Council DfT Department for Transport CCG NHS Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group CIL Community Infrastructure Levy HRA Habitats Regulations Assessment MUGA Multi-Use Games Area LAP Local Area for Play LEP Local Enterprise Partnership LEAP Local Equipped Area for Play LTP Local Transport Plan NPPF National Planning Policy Framework PiP Poole Infrastructure Plan ROWIP Rights of Way Improvement Plans SAMM Strategic Access Management and Monitoring SANG Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace SEDTCS South East Dorset Transport Contribution Scheme SuDS Sustainable Drainage Systems. SWASFT South Western Ambulance Services NHS Foundation Trust UCS Urgent Care Services Poole Local Plan. Poole Infrastructure Plan. July 2017 4 1. Introduction 1. The National Planning Policy Guidance [NPPF] (2012) and planning policy guidance (2014) requires local authorities to plan for development and infrastructure for the lifetime of the Local Plan. The delivery of the right levels and type of infrastructure is essential to support new homes, economic growth and the creation of sustainable communities. 2. The Poole Infrastructure Plan (PiP) sets out the infrastructure requirements to support development as planned for in the Local Plan. Working with business associations, developers, local community groups, Dorset Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), neighbouring local authorities, service providers (education, open space and recreation, culture, community and health), transport providers and utility companies, the Council has identified infrastructure needs for Poole. Where possible, the PiP sets out the infrastructure requirements to support development for the next 15 years, including the costs, sources of funding, timescales for delivery and gaps in funding1. 3. This PiP is a live document, so this document can be updated to reflect changes as infrastructure is delivered and to identify new unforeseen infrastructure needs. Purpose of the Infrastructure Delivery Plan 4. This document provides detail on infrastructure needed to support planned new development as set out in the draft Local Plan up to 2033. The draft Local Plan plans for a positive growth strategy for Poole. The scale of change envisaged will bring with it, a need to upgrade existing and to provide new infrastructure. 5. The spatial strategy for Poole is to deliver: 1 To note, the costs included in the PiP to fund required infrastructure are based on 2017 prices, are based on the best available information at the time of writing the PiP and are subject to change. The Council intends to continue to work with service providers to inform future changes to the PiP. Poole Local Plan. Poole Infrastructure Plan. July 2017 5 Circa 14,200 new homes: 6,000 homes planned for Poole town centre, a further 5,000 homes expected to come forward along transport corridors and in district and local centres, 1,900 homes to come forward elsewhere within the built up urban area and an additional 1,300 homes planned for in urban extensions. 33 ha of employment land: focusing new office development to Poole town centre, intensifying allocated sites within Poole’s existing
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