AMR Addendum Part 8 June 2020

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Authority Monitoring Report Addendum: BE1 Design of Development Part 8: Historic environment, design and advertisements Monitoring Year: 2018/19 This addendum to Part 8 of the Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) 2018/19 provides information on the design of completed residential schemes within 2018/19. Due to restrictions on non-essential travel associated with Covid-19, the data was not able to be collected and included within the AMR published in May 2020. Following the relaxation of travel, site visits and assessments were undertaken in June 2020. In encouraging high-quality design, the Council makes use of the Building for Life 12 criteria (BfL) as a way of considering the design of completed schemes and identifying those which are exemplar in nature. There are 12 principles of well-designed developments. A traffic light scoring system is used where a green score reflects that the principle has been fully met; amber is when part of the principle has been met and red is when the scheme fails to comply with the principle. Based on the BfL assessment system, new development should aim to: • Secure as many green scores as possible; • Minimise the number of amber scores; and • Avoid red scores. The overall score is converted to the following outcomes based upon the number of green scores: 12: very good; 10-11: good; 8-9: average; 7 or less: poor. The assessment of completed schemes (or completed phases of larger schemes) was undertaken for all residential developments of 10 dwellings or more. The assessment process includes a site visit and an evaluation of schemes against the BfL criteria with all schemes being given an overall rating of either very good, good, average or poor. The assessment has been undertaken on new build schemes and conversions of buildings where new homes are created. The assessment has not been undertaken on refurbishment schemes of existing housing. BE1: Design of New Development Planning Ref Site Address Number BfL 12 Score Overall of Score Homes (converted) 15/01099/REM Land At Smiths Dock Phase 80 Red: 0 Very Good 2 Amber: 0 Green: 12 09/02537/FUL Wideopen Udp Allocation 330 Red: 0 Good Amber: 1 Green: 12 15/00617/REM North Tyneside Hospital 61 Red: 0 Very Good Rake Lane North Shields Amber: 0 Green: 12 13/00198/FUL Land at East Wideopen Farm 108 Red: 0 Good Park View Wideopen Amber: 1 Green: 11 13/01895/FUL Former Dame Allan’s Junior 25 Red: 0 Good School Forest Hall Amber: 2 Green:10 14/00730/FUL Former Reme Depot 125 Red: 0 Good Killingworth Village Amber: 2 Green: 10 12/02025/FUL Persimmon Phase 1 East 225 Red: 0 Good Benton Rise Site Station Amber: 2 Road Wallsend Persimmon Green: 10 15/01144/FUL Darsley Park Whitley Road 71 Red: 0 Very Good Amber: 0 Green: 12 15/00731/FUL Former Highpoint Hotel 14 Red: 0 Good Promenade Whitley Bay Amber: 1 Green: 11 16/00326/FUL Siverbirch Hi Tech Units 40 Red: 0 Good Mylord Crescent Amber: 1 Green: 11 16/00848/FUL Land at Former East 12 Red: 0 Good Wideopen Farmhouse Park Amber: 1 View Wideopen Green:11 16/00193/FUL 16 John Street Cullercoats 10 Red: 0 Good Amber: 2 Green: 10 16/00232/FUL Land at Former Stephenson 87 Red: 0 Average House Killingworth Amber: 4 Green: 8 16/01424/FUL Dudley And Weetslade Social 20 Red: 0 Good Club Amber: 1 Green: 11 16/01603/FUL Land at The Side Of 18-21 20 Red: 0 Average Western Terrace Dudley Amber: 4 Green: 8 18/00072/REM Site of Former Wallington 12 Red: 0 Good Court Wallington Avenue Amber: 1 Cullercoats Green: 11 Source: North Tyneside Council (Planning) NB: Building for Life 12 is the industry standard for the design of new housing developments. Further information can be viewed on the Design Council website. .

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