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Borough Plan Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council Infrastructure Delivery Plan Publication 201 7 1 Introduction ........................................................................ 4 Definition ............................................................................................. 17 Timeframe for delivery of Plan ............................................................ 19 2 Context .............................................................................. 21 National Planning Policy Framework ................................................... 21 Local Context ...................................................................................... 22 3 IDP Methodology .............................................................. 25 4 Nuneaton and bedworth approach ................................. 31 Engagement and governance ............................................................. 31 Governance arrangements .................................................................. 36 Research and evaluation of current, planned and future infrastructure provision .............................................................................................. 36 Establishing future need and cost ....................................................... 36 Locality and Settlement hierarchy assessment ................................... 37 Funding and viability appraisal ............................................................ 37 Monitoring and Review of IDP ............................................................. 37 Constraints of the IDP ......................................................................... 37 5 Infrastructure Categories ................................................ 39 6 Transport .......................................................................... 39 Rail ...................................................................................................... 40 Local Roads ........................................................................................ 41 7 Energy supply .................................................................. 46 8 Water and Waste Water Treatment ................................. 50 1 9 Communications .............................................................. 52 10 Waste Management .......................................................... 55 11 Flooding and Drainage .................................................... 58 12 Education .......................................................................... 64 13 Health ................................................................................ 66 14 Community ....................................................................... 80 15 Emergency Services ........................................................ 83 Ambulance .......................................................................................... 83 Fire and Rescue .................................................................................. 86 Police .................................................................................................. 89 16 Open Space and Green Infrastructure Networks ........... 92 17 Sport, Leisure and Recreation ........................................ 99 Appendix A: Corporate Community Infrastructure Levy group Terms of Reference ................................................................. 112 Appendix B: Infrastructure Planning and Delivery Group Terms of Reference ................................................................. 114 Appendix C: Membership of Infrastructure Planning and Delivery Group ........................................................................ 118 Appendix D: Key events and stages to date ......................... 122 Appendix E: Strategic sites from Borough Plan ................... 123 Appendix F: List of Sports Clubs 2014 .................................. 126 Appendix G - Capital Costs for Developers’ Contributions for Sport and Recreation Facilities .............................................. 175 Appendix H: Infrastructure Delivery Schedule ...................... 184 2 Figures Figure 1: Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Boundary with Localities ........... 23 Figure 2: The Waste Hierarchy ...................................................................... 57 Figure 3: WMAS Vision, Strategic Objectives and Values ............................. 83 Figure 6: North and south area split with location of strategic housing sites) ..................................................................................................................... 105 Figure 7: Strategic Housing and Employment Sites ..................................... 123 Tables Table 1: Infrastructure Categories .................................................................. 19 Table 2: Extract from Preferred Options IDP (2013) ...................................... 27 Table 3: Distance Travelled to Work .............................................................. 41 Table 4: Allocations to achieve 100% > 2 Mbps ............................................ 54 Table 5: Allocations to achieve 90% > 30 Mbps ............................................ 54 Table 6: Recycling Bring Site Locations ......................................................... 56 Table 7: Early years provision – Secondary schools ...................................... 64 Table 8: Dentist Provision .............................................................................. 68 Table 9: Provision of GP Practices ................................................................ 69 Table 10: Provision of Opticians .................................................................... 70 Table 11: Provision of Pharmacies ................................................................ 73 Table 12: Community Provision ..................................................................... 80 Table 13: Trust Performance Figures ............................................................ 85 Table 14: How the WFRS priorities will be delivered ..................................... 87 Table 15: Accessible Natural Green Space Standard .................................... 93 Table 16: Quantity of Open Space ................................................................. 93 Table 17: Local Standards for Local Space ................................................... 94 Table 18: Playing Pitch Provision ..................... Error! Bookmark not defined. Table 19: Playing Pitch Ownership .................. Error! Bookmark not defined. Table 20: Secured Playing Pitches .................. Error! Bookmark not defined. Table 21: Sports Facilities ................................ Error! Bookmark not defined. Table 22: Membership of Infrastructure Planning & Delivery Group ............ 121 3 1.1 Planning Policy development and ultimately the future planning of the Borough, must be supported by evidence of what physical, social and environmental infrastructure is needed to support the necessary development. In order to successfully meet the Council’s visions and objectives, the preparation of an Infrastructure Delivery Plan (IDP) is required. 1.2 The IDP defines what infrastructure is required to support development and outlines who provides it. It identifies the current baseline of provision, any existing issues, standards and shortfalls along with what changes and schemes are currently planned. It will draw upon current investment plans and influence future investment plans of the local authority and other infrastructure providers. It will help to coordinate public and private investment and provide clarity on the amount of total investment in the Borough that is required for infrastructure within the timeframe of the Borough Plan (the Plan). Facility Description Cost Cost source Justification NB: Where a facility is provided on-site the land is to be provided in full at no cost and in a suitable location. Where a contribution is to be made off-site a contribution to is to be made for the facility and also pro-rata to the land value of that facility. Final facility mix arising from the NBBC Sport, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy August 2016 has yet to be confirmed by Members. Costs are estimates based on latest market prices, but need to be subject to individual site facility feasibility studies. Bedworth Replace 6-lane £8.4m Sport England All public Leisure (25m) pool with 8- Q4/2016 Based swimming is Centre lane (25m) pool on equivalent provided by 4 Option A: and 17m x7m affordable sports the Borough’s Refurbish teaching pool; centres? with two public and reduced costs pools. Extend Replace 100 for refurbishment SRCFS 2106 station gym and of that identifies both studio with 150 remaining, with pools are gym and studio. additional costs operating at Refurbish of disruption and over 100% remainder demolition. capacity and Bedworth Leisure Centre will need replacement. The current 6-lane pool is now 42 years old. It has had two refurbishment s (dry side only) but is now beyond its effective, efficient, useable life and will need replacement in the medium term. By 2031 the Borough’s current 4-lane (25m) deficit will increase to 6.5 lanes. This proposal provides 2 extra (net) lanes. Whilst all new development in the 5 Borough is within the facility catchment, contributions will be targeted from new housing developments in the South of the Borough (Bedworth and Bulkington). Bedworth New dual use £10.89 Sport England The school is Leisure leisure centre at m Q4/2016. Land 1 mile (4 Centre Nicholas disposal income minutes’
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