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Draft Epsom & Ewell Masterplan, 2019 EPSOM AND EWELL Allies and Morrison Urban Practitioners MASTERPLAN September 2019 Delivering design A family friendly quality community Creating new New development places and that is ‘of Epsom’ communities An emphasis on Accessible green and supported communities Epsom as the Better growth, urban centre of Better places, the borough Even Better Borough The key principles The key View looking towards a reimagined Stoneleigh train station, with The Station Pub on the left of the illustration. What role might electric bike and car hire services play in helping to meet such pressing housing needs? View looking south along East Street towards Epsom Town Centre. Improved cycle infrastrutcure and public realm could help encourage more active lifestyles and reduce the need for private vehicle use, reducing the need for residential parking. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The need • Delivering design quality Epsom and Ewell is a thriving Green Belt borough which, • New development that is ‘of Epsom’ like many other locations, is facing an acute housing • An emphasis on green shortage, particularly of affordable homes. Important • A family friendly community decisions need to be made on how these pressing • Epsom as the urban centre of the borough housing needs can best be met. Correctly considered • Creating new places and communities choices will almost need to be made. But with them, • Accessible and supported communities exciting opportunities for new growth and investment, for • Better growth, better places, better Borough new homes, jobs and the infrastructure that will support them, will undoubtedly emerge. These principles have been informed by the rich character across the borough and ensures all new homes Government policy changes and guidance has resulted will be supported by the key ingredients that make in a new 'standard method' for calculating the minimum successful and attractive places to live and spend time. number of homes needed for an area. For Epsom and High quality green spaces, shops, services and jobs in Ewell this works out to be 579 new dwellings every year easy reach, walkable neighbourhoods, excellent public and 9,843 homes over the plan period. This is a very transport networks and high quality design will underpin significant increase in the recent rates of housing growth Epsom and Ewell's committed approach to placemaking. the Borough has been working with. The Strategy The challenge The masterplan comprises six strategic themes that The scale of the challenge facing the Borough is apparent address a range of interlinked growth opportunities, when comparing the potential housing capacity of known establishing a Borough-wide development framework. opportunity sites (46 hectares) with the land required to The masterplan and document are organised by these meet the identified need. six strategic themes as follows: Even if all housing needs were met through developments • Epsom Town Centre with an average housing density of 60 dwellings per • Other centres and stations hectare (dph), a total of approximately 164 hectares • Principal movement corridors of land would be needed - an 118 hectare shortfall. • Strategic employment sites A housing density of 60 dph would require a mix of • Intensification of the urban area apartments and houses and is higher than the density of • Urban edge / the Green Belt most previous suburban housing areas of the Borough. The Borough will take a 'centres, stations and corridors It is very clear that all new development must make first' approach to concentrating growth, maximising the most efficient use of urban land to help meet these opportunities to deliver new housing. Epsom Town needs. New developments will need to exceed prevailing Centre, Stoneleigh and Ewell East will be critical to densities to help meet the challenging level of housing helping meet this need as the most sustainable locations need. It is also clear that land beyond the urban area will in the Borough. almost certainly be required. Visualising the Future The Masterplan The document also visualises how Epsom and Ewell This document sets out the Masterplan, an overarching might look in the future. Taking each of these strategic strategy which has the potential to deliver good growth themes, visualisations are presented of how specific changes across the borough. It proposes that all growth locations in the Borough might growth and change to across the borough will be guided by a set of strategic ensure future local housing, employment and community placemaking principles as follows: infrastructure needs are met. All development will be well supported by infrastructure and services that contribute towards an attractive and healthy Borough that is of benefit to existing and new residents alike. EPSOM AND EWELL Masterplan September 2019 CONTENTS PART A 5 OTHER CENTRES AND STATIONS 5.1 Introduction 37 1 INTRODUCTION AND 5.2 Why is it a sustainable location? 39 BACKGROUND 5.3 How can the area grow whilst retaining identity? 39 1.1 Introduction 1 5.4 What type of development will be appropriate? 40 1.2 Local plan context 1 5.5 What form of development will be most appropriate? 41 1.3 Need and purpose of the study 3 5.6 Opportunities to improve existing conditions 42 1.4 Scale of the issues and the Urban Capacity Study 3 1.5 Epsom Future40 consultation 5 6 PRINCIPAL MOVEMENT CORRIDORS 2 EXISTING CHARACTER AND 6.1 Introduction 47 IDENTITY OF THE BOROUGH 6.2 Why is it a sustainable location? 47 2.1 Historical evolution of Epsom and Ewell 6 6.3 How can the area grow whilst retaining identity? 48 2.2 Built character 11 6.4 What type of development will be appropriate? 49 2.3 Socio-economic character 15 6.5 What form of development will be most appropriate? 51 2.4 Natural character 17 6.6 Opportunities to improve existing conditions 51 2.5 Key borough attributes as influences on future 18 character 7 STRATEGIC EMPLOYMENT SITES 7.1 Introduction 55 7.2 Why is it a sustainable location? 57 7.3 How can the area grow whilst retaining identity? 57 PART B 7.4 What type of development will be appropriate? 58 7.5 What form of development will be most appropriate? 58 3 VISUALISING FUTURE GROWTH 3.1 Introduction 23 3.2 Principles and the strategy for growth 23 8 INTENSIFICATION OF THE URBAN AREA 8.1 Introduction 61 4 EPSOM TOWN CENTRE 4.1 Introduction 27 4.2 Why is it a sustainable location? 27 9 BOROUGH-WIDE DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK 4.3 How can the area grow whilst retaining identity? 28 11.1 Borough-wide strategy 65 4.4 What type of development will be appropriate? 28 11.2 Reflecting on capacity 67 4.5 What form of development will be most appropriate? 29 4.6 Opportunities to improve existing conditions 29 EPSOM AND EWELL Masterplan September 2019 PART A introduction and context... Epsom and Ewell today 31 minutes to central London 33 minutes to Guildford 39 minutes to Horsham 1 INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND 1.1 INTRODUCTION 1.2 LOCAL PLAN CONTEXT 1.1.1 Epsom and Ewell Borough Council is a thriving 1.2.1 Epsom and Ewell Borough Council is in the process Green Belt borough known for its attractive towns of preparing a new Local Plan for the period to 2032. and villages. The borough has many listed buildings Identifying the potential scale of, and locations for, and a network of conservation areas. The valued and new housing and other forms of development across highly attractive landscape that makes up the Epsom the borough to meet identified needs is a priority & Walton Downs and Epsom Common provides access issue for the Local Plan. Having a clear view on the to the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty infrastructure required to support this growth is (AONB) that lies just outside of the Borough to the equally important. South. It is a popular location with major businesses and employers, excellent schools and colleges, a highly 1.2.2 The Council undertook an initial public engagement regarded University (the UCA) and very good transport exercise in September 2017 during which a range connections to and from London. of issues and strategic options were put forward. The focus of this stage was to highlight to those 1.1.2 Epsom and Ewell Borough is also an area with an who live and work in the borough the scale of the acute shortage of housing. Some big decisions need challenge facing the council. Principal amongst these to be made across Epsom and Ewell over the next 20- issues is the need for the Council, through the local 30 years. The housing crisis is rapidly rising up the plan process, to find sites and land suitable for the political agenda. Nationally, local planning authorities provision of over 9,000 new dwellings in line the are under increasing pressure to demonstrate how Governments’ assessment of need. housing needs will be met through the allocation of sites. Developments in urban areas which are already 1.2.3 Whilst more than half of the land in the borough is well served by community and transport infrastructure urban, or previously developed, land, about 40% of it will need be very carefully designed to ensure the very is covered by the Green Belt. The tightly drawn Green best use is made of land to meet pressing local needs. Belt boundaries around the borough’s towns, villages New typologies (types of homes e.g. flats, terraces, and residential areas place make the challenge of detached houses) will be required. finding suitable sites and land all the more difficult. 1.1.3 The national planning system is full of apparent 1.2.4 The housing growth options considered in 2017 contradictions and contrasts.
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