Public Document Pack Calne Town Council
To: Councillor Robert Merrick (Town Mayor), Chilvester and Abberd; Councillor Rich Jones (Deputy Town Mayor), Chilvester and Abberd; Councillor Glenis Ansell (Chairman), North; Councillor John Boaler, Central; Councillor Heather Canfer, Chilvester and Abberd; Councillor Jon Fisher, North; Councillor Alan Hill (Vice-Chairman), South; Councillor Robert MacNaughton, Central; Councillor Samuel Pearce-Kearney, South; Councillor Tom Rounds, North;
5 September 2019
Dear Councillor,
As a member of the Town Development and Planning Committee, you are summoned to attend a meeting of the Committee on Wednesday 11th September 2019 at 6.00 pm in the Town Hall.
The Press and Public are welcome to attend this meeting. Questions and statements will be taken from members of the public for 15 minutes at 6.00 pm, if required, prior to the start of the meeting, in accordance with the Town Council’s Standing Order No 3.
Plans may also be viewed online via the Wiltshire Council website. For those who do not have internet access, plans may be viewed online at the library with help from Wiltshire Council staff.
Yours sincerely
Mrs Jeannette Young Director of Council Services
Twinned with Charlieu (Loire), Caln (Pennsylvania) & Eningen unter Achalm
Bank House The Strand Calne Wiltshire SN11 0EN Tel: 01249 814000 Email: [email protected]
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CALNE TOWN COUNCIL TOWN DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING COMMITTEE
11 September 2019
Public Participation – To receive questions from members of the public in accordance with Standing Order No 3.
Each person is allowed to speak for 3 minutes with a maximum amount of time allowed for public participation will be 15 minutes.
A person who attends a meeting is permitted to report on the meeting whilst the meeting is open to the public. To “report” means to film, photograph, make an audio recording of meeting proceedings, use any other means for enabling persons not present to see or hear the meeting as it takes place or later or to report or to provide oral or written commentary about the meeting so that the report or commentary is available as the meeting takes place or later to persons not present.
A person present at a meeting may not provide an oral report or oral commentary about a meeting as it takes place without permission.
AGENDA
An update from Steve Burns, Hills Group on the HGV link road will be provided.
1. Apologies
2. Declarations of Interest To receive any declarations of interest in respect of items on this agenda as required by the Code of Conduct adopted by the Town Council on 4th February 2019.
Members are reminded that, in accordance with Town Council’s Code of Conduct, they are required to declare any disclosable pecuniary interests or other registrable interests which have not already been declared in the Council's Register of Interests. Members may however, also decide, in the interests of clarity and transparency, to declare at this point in the meeting, any such disclosable pecuniary interests which they have already declared in the Register, as well as any other registrable or other interests.
3. Minutes (Pages 1 - 10) To confirm, as a true record, the attached Minutes of the Town Development and Planning Committee held on 21st August 2019. The attachments will form part of the main minutes, however, will not be redistributed with this Agenda.
4. Planning Applications (Pages 11 - 12)
To consider the planning applications as listed on the attached Schedule 6 – 2019/20.
5. Planning Application Decisions (Pages 13 - 14) To note planning application decisions as shown on List 6 – 2019/20.
6. Working Groups/Outside Bodies
6.1 Britain In Bloom Working Group A verbal update to be provided for the meeting held on 9th September 2019.
6.2 Calne Community Safety Forum (Pages 15 - 18) Members to receive the notes of the meeting held on 10th July 2019.
6.3 Calne our Place update (Pages 19 - 22) To receive an update from Calne Our Place.
7. Issues Log (Pages 23 - 24) Issue Action/Update Bus Stop adjacent to High Penn No further update – awaiting construction by David Wilson Homes. Calne Oxford Road – concern over Cllr Ansell has written to Cllr Sturgis pedestrian routes and safe crossing – Cabinet Member for Planning. points A copy of the letter is attached Crossing at Oxford Road, north of To be considered as part of the Abberd Way scheme for Oxford Road. To consider CIL projects To receive any project ideas. Update on S106 Projects Item to come to next TD&P meeting CCTV request – William Street A meeting of the CCTV working group is to be arranged to discuss the quote and make a recommendation. Town Bus service and coverage A leaflet will be distributed to promote free use and activities Refuse – alleyway Bank A response is awaited from Wiltshire Row/Church Street Council about planters. Bins are being left under the archway. EV Charging points A report will be submitted to the next TD&P meeting
8. Highway Improvement Request - Community Issue Members are asked to consider whether the following community issue should be supported and forwarded to CATG for consideration
Location : St Margaret’s Close 4
Issue: Speeding traffic and lack of bollard protection. Details: Bollards placed on the bend outside the property - as they are on almost every other corner in the estate, please. Regularly cars drive too fast around the corner, or come face to face with an oncoming car which is passing a parked car and swerve to miss them - all extremely close to the front of our house and we are very concerned that this will ultimately cause a disaster. Almost every other bend, and quite often straight roads in the estate have bollards for use and seemingly decoration - and we would very much appreciate this bend following suit. Thank you very much.
9. Proposed Parking Restrictions (Pages 25 - 38) Following a recent review by Wiltshire Council Highways, it has been requested that Members review the attached draft proposed plans for parking restrictions in Calne at the following locations;
1.Lake View 2.Luckett Way (2 options) 3.Porte Marsh Road 4.Silver Street 5.Springfield Drive 6. Church Street
and RESOLVE to approve the draft plans.
Station Road - the parking restrictions are being considered as part work being completed by CATG.
Stockey Lane and Bishop Road schemes did not meet the criteria for inclusion in this review.
10. Oxford Road S106 scheme (Pages 39 - 40) Members are asked to consider the attached plan and RESOLVE whether to support the scheme or raise any comments.
11. New Premises Licence - Calne Football Club (Pages 41 - 60) Members are asked to consider the attached Premises Licence application and RESOLVE whether to raise any comments.
12. Calne Businesses and Traders Survey 2019 To inform members that the survey is available for completion by local businesses until 31st October 2019.
www.Bit.ly/CalneSurvey19
13. CLAN - statement of public rights of way (Pages 61 - 70) 5
Members are asked to note the new statement for public rights of way in Calne parish following the deletion of footpath Calne 61 (footpath has been converted to a cycle track recorded as highway maintainable at public expense).
14. Briefing Note - Wiltshire Housing Land Supply (Pages 71 - 74) Members to receive the attached briefing note for information.
15. Budget & Reserves (Pages 75 - 78) Members to receive the attached budget and earmarked reserves.
16. Strategic Action Plan (Pages 79 - 86) Members are asked to receive and consider the action plan.
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Agenda Item 3
CALNE TOWN COUNCIL
Minutes of the Town Development and Planning Committee Meeting Wednesday 21st August 2019 Town Hall
PRESENT: Cllr Robert Merrick (Town Mayor) Cllr Rich Jones (Deputy Town Mayor) Cllr Glenis Ansell (Chairman) Cllr John Boaler Cllr Heather Canfer Cllr Jon Fisher Cllr Alan Hill (Vice-Chairman) Cllr Samuel Pearce-Kearney
OFFICERS: Mark Edwards Head of Business Natasha Griffin Committee Clerk
APOLOGIES: Cllr Robert MacNaughton
ABSENT: Cllr Tom Rounds
IN ATTENDANCE: Councillor Tony Trotman
PUBLIC & PRESS:
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION:
3 members of the public were present.
A member of the public noted some of the issues relating to the safety concern at Fynamore Gardens to be discussed on this agenda, including the speed limit not being clearly marked and a large hedge that restricts view. This is a danger for school children and for young children with parents/carers.
54/19 APOLOGIES
Cllr MacNaughton.
55/19 DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
Cllr Trotman – Wiltshire Council Chair of the Northern Area Planning Committee.
56/19 MINUTES
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It was proposed by the Town Mayor, Cllr Merrick, seconded by Deputy Town Mayor, Cllr Jones and
RESOLVED to approve the minutes of the Town Development and Planning Committee held on Wednesday 31st July 2019 as a true record, and these were signed by the Chairman.
57/19 PLANNING APPLICATIONS
Application Location of Description of Comments Number Development/ Development Ward
1 19/07362/FUL 20 Link through to No objection Horsebrook join new build to Park Calne existing house Wiltshire SN11 8EY CALNE SOUTH
2 19/07183/FUL 21 - 23 Change of Use No objection Church Street from A1-A3 to Calne A1-A3 & D3 Wiltshire (Yoga Only) SN11 0HY CALNE CENTRAL 3 19/07033/DOC Land off Discharge of Noted Oxford Road conditions 3 & 5 Calne of planning Wiltshire application CALNE 18/04867/FUL NORTH, (Excavation for CALNE the formation of RURAL a drainage pond and associated works)
Condition 3 No development shall commence within the area indicated until: A written programme of
Page 2 2 Application Location of Description of Comments Number Development/ Development Ward archaeological investigation. The approved programme of archaeological work has been carried out.
Condition 5 No development shall commence on site until steps (i) to (iii) below have been fully complied with. 4 19/06977/DOC Land off Discharge of Noted Sandpit Road condition 3 & 11 Calne on 18/03098/FUL Wiltshire CALNE, Condition 3 CALNE No building shall WITHOUT take place above slab level on any plot until the exact details and samples of the materials to be used for the external walls and roofs have been submitted to and approved.
Condition 11 No dwelling shall be occupied, until a Green Travel Plan has been submitted to and approve
Page 3 3 Application Location of Description of Comments Number Development/ Development Ward
5 19/06975/FUL Spiders Web Change of use of No objection 22-24 Oxford a hair salon (A1) Road Calne to create a two Wiltshire bedroom SN11 8AE dwelling (C3) CALNE CENTRAL
6 19/07035/FUL 9 Elm Grove Tree house Object. Calne SN11 Members raised 0FE a number of CALNE concerns in the SOUTH building of the proposed tree house; - is the tree being protected? - what is being done to protect the neighbours from being overlooked? - is there any intention to add power or alternative use? Members were of the view that the tree house contravenes core policy 57 iii.
7 19/07622/VAR Land West Of Removal of Members 19 Wansdyke condition 5 recommended Drive Calne (Code for that condition 5 SN11 0EW sustainable should not be CALNE homes) of removed. CENTRAL planning application 17/10376/OUT (Proposed new
Page 4 4 Application Location of Description of Comments Number Development/ Development Ward dwelling (Outline application in relation to access)
8 19/06697/LBC 29 The Green Removal of a No objection on Calne pier in kitchen. the condition Wiltshire that the removal SN11 8DJ is monitored by CALNE a listed building CENTRAL officer.
9 19/05436/FUL 10 Maple Proposed single Members Close Calne storey extension strongly Wiltshire to the rear of the objected to the SN11 0QW property and relocation of the CALNE change of use of boundary fence SOUTH amenity land to noting that it garden including contravenes relocation of core policy 57 iii boundary fence and vii.
10 19/07569/FUL Noseven The The construction Object. Quarry Calne of a new 4 Members were SN11 0BQ bedroom of the view that Wiltshire residential the property was CALNE property with too large for the SOUTH double garage plot and there and glazed link. were concerns New boundary relating to other treatment, drive, properties being gardens and overlooked. gate to drive. Members noted that the proposal contravenes core policy 57 vii.
58/19 PLANNING APPLICATION DECISIONS
Members noted the planning application decisions.
59/19 ISSUES
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Issue Action/Update Bus Stop adjacent to High Penn Members noted the proposal to relocate the Bus Stop to serve Weston Meadow and High Penn is to be completed once the pavement has been laid. Calne Oxford Road – concern over Members considered the response pedestrian routes and safe crossing from Cllr Wayman. Members points discussed that two letters should be sent. The first to Cllr Wayman expressing thanks, and the second to Cllr Sturgis requesting assurance that the apparent lack of joined up planning relating to pavements and roads will be addressed, and the strategic planning team, in future, also look at pavements and pedestrian safety along with the highways and roads.
Cllr Ansell will send the letters and will provide feedback to this committee. Crossing at Oxford Road, north of Cllr Trotman noted that letters will be Abberd Way delivered to residents along Oxford Road beginning the 1st week of September as part of the Oxford Road consultation. To consider CIL projects Members discussed North End playing field and requested an update on improvements; however, it was noted that this is an Amenities Committee matter. Update on S106 Projects Members received the list of S106 projects but noted that it is somewhat unclear and does not provide the detail required.
It was proposed by Cllr Fisher, seconded by Cllr Ansell and
UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED that Officers will investigate further detail behind the Section 106 Parish Funds Statement and provide members with this information at a future TD&P meeting.
CCTV request – William Street Further information will be available
Page 6 6 at the next meeting. Town Bus service and coverage Plans are underway to promote the bus service. Refuse – alleyway Bank Members noted that a site meeting Row/Church Street took place on 2nd August and a request for planters has been made. EV Charging points A discussion took place.
It was proposed by Cllr Hill, seconded by Cllr Boaler and
UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED to add ‘EV Charging Points’ as a separate agenda item so that a report from Officers can be provided and the issues and costs formally discussed
60/19 WORKING GROUPS
60/19.1 Notes from Calne in Bloom Working Group held on 12th August 2019
Members received the draft notes of the working group held on Monday 12th August 2019.
It was proposed by Cllr Ansell, seconded by Deputy Town Mayor, Cllr Jones and
UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED to endorse the recommendation that funding for ‘Colour in Calne’ should be requested.
60/19.2 Notes from Events Working Group
Members received the draft notes of the working group meeting held on 1st August 2019.
60/19.3 Recommendation from Events Working Group - Half Term Films
Members noted the Urgent Matters Committee decision relating to six films being shown in the Town Hall during the October Half Term.
60/19.4 S106 Working Group - Oxford Road traffic calming and pedestrian improvements
Members considered the plans for Oxford Road and discussed the priority of traffic and whether it should be inbound or remain outbound as per the plans.
Page 7 7 It was decided to defer forwarding any comments until the next TD&P Committee meeting.
61/19 WILTSHIRE COUNCIL HIGHWAYS
61/19.1 Temporary Closure - A4 Black Dog Hill
Members noted the temporary Closure of the A4, Black Dog Hill.
61/19.2 Temporary Closure - A342 Devizes Road
Members noted the temporary Closure of the A342, Devizes Road.
61/19.3 Safety Concern - Fynamore Gardens
It was proposed by Cllr Hill, seconded by the Town Mayor, Cllr Merrick and
UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED to submit information relating to the safety concern at Fynamore Gardens and forward to CATG to ask for advise and costs, copying the divisional member Cllr Ian Thorn for information.
62/19 CALNE LEISURE CENTRE UPDATE
Members noted the Calne Leisure Centre update.
63/19 BUDGET & RESERVES
Members noted the TD&P budget and reserves.
64/19 STRATEGIC PLAN
Members noted the TD&P Strategic Plan.
Meeting Closed at: 7.35 pm
Signed…………………………………………
Dated………………………………………….
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AGENDA ITEM 4 APPLICATIONS – RECEIVED SCHEDULE 6
PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED BY TD&P ON 11th September 2019 BY WILTSHIRE COUNCIL UP TO 5th September 2019
Application Number Location of Description of Development Development/ Ward
1 19/06559/OUT Golden Lands 11 Outline application for the layout and redevelopment of Beversbrook Lane residential site including the demolition of existing structures and Previously Calne SN11 9EX erection of up to 3no. dwellings including means of access, with reviewed on 31st CALNE NORTH all other matters reserved July 2019 – no objections raised Please note: There has not been a change to the proposal itself the redline shown on the location plan has changed to include Beversbrook Lane as it forms the vehicular access to the site. The applicant has also been required to serve notice on the relevant landowners and sign certificate B of the application form.
2 19/08045/TCA 18 The Green Calne 30% Crown Reduction to Hornbeam, and 30% Crown Reduction Wiltshire SN11 8DQ to 1 Cherry Tree and 1 Plum Tree and Reduce Overhanging CALNE SOUTH AND Branches Back to Boundary of No.17 CHERHILL 3 19/07878/FUL 120 London Road Calne Replacement of existing flat roof rear extension with pitched Wiltshire SN11 0AH roof. New first floor extension over part of the original single CALNE SOUTH AND storey extension. Some alterations to external rear wall of single CHERHILL storey extension including replacement of rear door with bi-fold doors. Associated internal and external alterations. 4 19/07769/TCA Land South of Castle 4 Metre Reduction to Beech Tree Street Calne Wiltshire CALNE CENTRAL 5 19/03435/FUL Land to rear of 8 - 13 39 Apartments for older people (sixty years of age and/or Amended Plans High Street, Calne, partner over fifty-five years of age), Guest Apartment, Wiltshire Communal Facilities, Access, Car Parking, Landscaping and 4 Retail Units.
The changes that have been made include:
• The central block on The Pippin elevation has been amended to stone with the right hand block changing to render
• The Juliette balcony on the central block has been removed
• The stone and buff brick on the Phelps Parade elevation has been altered to render
• The right hand block on The Pippin elevation has been set back.
Please note: The amendments were made by the applicant in response to the consultee responses to the planning application.
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AGENDA ITEM 5 – APPLICATIONS DECIDED LIST 6
Application Decision Site Proposal Number 1 19/06675/FUL Approve New House 45 Erection of Summer House adjacent to field with Low Lane Calne boundary. (Retrospective). Conditions SN11 8EQ CALNE CENTRAL
2 19/05559/FUL Approve 20 The Pippin Kitchen extension. with Calne SN11 8JE Conditions CALNE CENTRAL
3 19/06794/FUL Approve 195 Oxford Demolition of existing rear extension and side with Road Calne wall of garage. New garage wall and single Conditions SN11 8AL storey rear extension to be constructed. CALNE Existing flat roof to front porch and garage to CHILVESTER be replaced with pitched and flat roof. AND ABBERD
4 19/06446/DOC Partial 249 Oxford Discharge of Condition 5 of 18/05557/FUL Discharge Road Calne (Erection of one dwelling). of Condition SN11 8RS CALNE NORTH
5 19/06622/TCA No The Old 15% Reduction and Crown Raise Blue Atlas Objection Vicarage 1 Cedar to 3 Metres from Ground Level (T1), Anchor Road 10% Reduction and Crown Cypress Tree to 3 Calne Wiltshire Metres from Ground Level (T2) SN11 8DR CALNE CENTRAL
6 19/01788/LBC Approve 20 The Green Alterations and internal / external repairs to a with Calne Wiltshire grade 2 * listed building Conditions SN11 8DH CALNE SOUTH AND CHERHILL
7 19/01566/FUL Approve 20 The Green Alterations and internal / external repairs to a with Calne Wiltshire grade 2 * listed building Conditions SN11 8DH CALNE SOUTH AND CHERHILL
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Draft minutes of meeting Wednesday 10th July 2019
1. Apologies:-
Attendees:- Cllr Glenis Ansell (CCSF Chair), Tamzyn Long (CCSF Secretary), Roger Appleby (Resident), Mike Brandwood (Neighborhood Watch), Shirley Harper-ONeill, Diane Gooch (Dementia Action Champion Alliance), Ross Henning (Resident), Kevin O’Daly (Calne BR Royal British Legion), Garry Jones (Community First Responders)
2. Minutes of the last meeting held 10th July 2019 as circulated Minutes of the meeting held on 10th July 2019 were noted.
3. Matters Arising/Updates
“Safe Places”: Glenis has put together a presentation to take to the Town Council. We need to launch on the fb page.
Lorrywatch Plan for September. In Newcroft a vehicle was damaged by a lorry passing through. A Warburtons lorry has been spotted. The delivery lorry for the petrol station is seen regularly going through the town.
Hedges and verges No update.
CCTV New CCTV manager has been appointed. Glenis will contact the manager.
Footpath Ross has a meeting booked. Ross is going to talk to Kevin JBS Maintenance man. Pressure will be applied as the footpath needs to be made safe for the children. Glenis to email Alan Hill to give him a gentle push in the right direction. Copying in Philip Whitehead.
Calne Emergency Plan No update.
Other Mike mentioned community messaging, can access data from there.
101 service, you can email in and the data is recorded and stored. It's used for intelligence gathering and could be used if further crimes are committed and they can be linked to what is on archive. Page 15 It was agreed that hopefully the street pastors could have a positive effect on Calne crime.
It was agreed that the police are under great pressure! But attitudes to police need improving from offenders/public.
We discussed the increase in crime is a knock on effect from the town increasing in size.
Also lack of police presence is a factor, reference was made to the police building. And how in years gone by the police presence was much greater.
Glenis is going to contact PC Steve Carroll.
4. Emergency Services
Ambulance and Calne First Responders Garry has been busy with the Men's Shed and other community projects like Pocket Park. So not to much to report.
Last month they had some drug overdoses and cardiac arrests incidents. They had to get the fire brigade to break in for one patient. They have also been sent on various less serious issues.
They have a meeting booked on the 24th and hope to get some more funds. Glenis advised them to contact the Town Council, Area Board and bike meet for possible avenues for funding.
Lions have promised them some funding.
Calne Fire station No update.
Calne Police Area No update from Police.
Roger added, he has found some crime figures. If you google Calne crime, it brings up a website with information. May figures are. Total crime - 106 Broken down into, 39 ASB, 30 violence and sexual 8 public orders offenses Couple of burglaries And some vehicle crime
March 78 total crimes
April 89 total crimes
Roger informed us that a new Assistant Chief Constable been appointed. She is responsible for local policing. ItPage was suggested 16 that maybe we should invite her along to CCSF. Street Pastors Meeting booked for Thursday 11th July. Glenis is going to get them to all sign up.
The plan is to go out on night shifts. Everyone has identified the need for the Street Pastors.
5. Neighborhood Watch There is a NW AGM in Devizes Police Headquarters booked for Sat 10am-12 noon. Where you have an opportunity to ask Chief Constable Kier Pritchard questions.
Shirley is planning to attend to ask question on behalf of CCSF.
Invites have gone out to community messaging.
There is a NW meeting at Colmans farm Community Centre, 22nd August 19:45
Mike also told us about a scheme called Hotel Watch. Where if hotel staff are not sure about a child/adult relationship, and are concerned for the child, they can check who they are with a series of questions.
6. CIL, S106 and Calne Community Area Board matters Glenis discussed 101 service but was assured that the service is improving.
7. Highways - condition of roads and pavements Lansdown Close is untidy. Newcroft road, signs of drugs being used. Glenis will continue to talk to Matt Parrot.
8. Next meeting – Wednesday 18th September, Harris Room, Calne Library 9.30am
9. Dates of meeting for 2019-20 20th November 2019 15th January 2020 18th March 2020
10. Other Business
Mens Shed are due to be evicted from their premises, Hills own the building and they want it back for vehicle maintenance.
Glenis suggested writing a very nice letter thanking then for their support and hope that they can review the decision to evict Mens Shed.
It was also suggested that perhaps the Mens Shed could go to the Town Council meeting, present what they do in the hope that premises may be found for them. Perhaps the Town Clerk or Mayor Rob Merrick can help?
A life buoy has been put by the weir.
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Calne Our Place Update – Sept 2019 Who we are Calne Our Place (COP) is an independent, voluntary, non-profit making group working to make the Calne community area a better place for residents, businesses and visitors. Calne Our Place is committed to the promotion of cultural, social, environmental and tourism opportunities in the Calne community area of Bremhill, Calne, Calne Without, Cherhill, Compton Bassett, Heddington and Hilmarton. Membership is open to any member of the Calne area community, whether they are residents or involved in businesses within the community area. Key achievements for this period have been:
1 Launch of a new COP Support Group
Calne Our Place (COP) was set up in late 2013, quickly producing a 5 year Development Plan. A recent review of that plan showed that its aims had, broadly, been successfully completed. It has achieved and/or greatly assisted in a number of successful projects some of the most notable are:
• The Great West Way tourist initiative, • Branding the town as ‘A Town of Discovery’, the design and installation of road entry signs, • Designation and promotion of Calne Heritage Quarter, installation of town finger board signs and map signs, the Heritage Quarter car park signs,
As well, COP has provided ‘umbrella’ support to local start-up community initiatives such as, WordFest, Calne Clean Up Crew and the Calne Pocket Park.
With the completion of the 4 recent Leader funded projects, it was felt that a new 5 year plan should be prepared. It was also felt that participation of this new Support Group should be restricted to non-COP Steering Group members so that a ‘fresh outlook’ can be produced.
An initial report has been prepared and will be presented at the October COP Steering Group meeting for their comment. A Final report is planned by the year end that will
1 Page 19 incorporate these comments, further discussion with other stakeholders and include more detail on funding and resource requirements.
The initial report considers the possible future roles for COP and generally recommends that COP should not attempt to execute or manage large projects but take the role of: • An advocate and lobbyist, • An incubator and advisor to new volunteer groups and ideas, • An exemplar for achieving improvements, • A focal point and supporter for community voluntary initiatives in Calne. A number of areas were identified for the future focus of COP these included: • The health and well-being of residents, • Support for existing and start-up businesses, and • Increasing tourism and improving their experience of Calne. 28 Recommendations for initial projects, as well as to expand the volunteer base and to improve the long term funding that might be undertaken by COP are identified. All recommendations have been assigned a priority and an initial assessment of their cost and duration made.
2. Visit Calne Website & Video Launch (July 30)
A new tourism website has been jointly launched by Calne Our Place and VisitWiltshire, offering visitors to the region a detailed description of what Calne has to offer. The single destination website is a channel site of VisitWiltshire’s website, which currently features sites for Salisbury and Swindon. To visit the website: www.VisitCalne.co.uk The new, mobile-friendly website has been developed in partnership with VisitWiltshire and Calne Our Place. The website is part of a bigger project set-up as the result of Calne Oue Place’s ambition to raise the town’s profile, increase tourism and economic spend, and in turn, help make Calne a better place to live. The website design is in keeping with Calne Our Place’s branding and offers users an integrated platform about Calne, which includes information on upcoming events, activities, food and drink offerings, bookable accommodation, shopping, arts and culture, special offers, inspiration, ideas and advice on planning a visit. In addition, two new videos (Avebury to Bowood) have been made to complement this new website and the Great West Way launch. Both videos are on YouTube, one video is 3 minutes long and the other is 22 minutes long and were made by Paul Stallard (Candid Pictures). Within 24 hours of being loaded onto Facebook, it has been ‘reached’ by over 16,000 people, with nearly 10,000 people having completely viewed the 3 min version from start to finish. In addition, it has been ‘shared’ over 200 times and ‘liked’ by 137 people. Not bad within 24 hours of putting it up for all to see!!
2 Page 20 3 Calne Heritage Week (16 – 22 Sept)
Work on the 2019 Heritage Week is now complete with about 20 planned events. Plans also include a Harris Tea Party (involving ex-staff members of the Harris factory) with the biggest emphasis on fund raising for this event. The theme of the Heritage Centre’s Summer Exhibition was on Samuel Taylor Coleridge. 4 New ‘Discover Calne’ Leaflet COP have worked alongside the CTC to produce the first of a new suite of tourism documents titled ‘Discover Calne’. A number of local tourism related businesses have contributed to the leaflet. The leaflet has been distributed widely around local businesses as well as being available at the Information Centre at Bank House. The leaflet is also made available on the new Visit Calne website. A new leaflet is now being prepared that will show the public art in Calne, and will follow the format of the initial Discover Calne leaflet. This replaces the original Calne Art Trail leaflet that was devised and written by members of the Calne Project (ceased in 1996). The new leaflet will show (and describe) the sculptures along two main walking routes - the Town Centre and the delightful Castlefields Park art trail. 5. Co-operation of Stakeholders Since its conception, COP has been delighted by the enthusiasm the COP project has generated and the number of volunteers coming forward. We have involvement through representatives from Wiltshire Council, residents, the Chamber of Commerce, individual businesses and the Town Team (Calne Springs CIC) on our Steering Group and Project Groups. We are now supported by VisitWiltshire and are dealing with requests from other Towns and parishes to be involved particularly on the GWW. However, none of the successful achievements could have been possible without the steadfast and enthusiastic support that has been provided by both town council staff and councilors.
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Cllr Toby Sturgis Cabinet Office
County Hall
Bythesea Road Trowbridge BA14 8JN 05 September 2019
Dear Cllr Sturgis
Further to my letter of 12th July, addressed to you and Cllr Wayman. I’m disappointed not to have received a reply from you.
Cllr Wayman has responded regarding the highways and transport element of my letter, but the planning aspect i.e. your area, remains outstanding.
When considering new developments, the road and footpath layout for the site is agreed at an early stage. However, the wider picture which considers the local footpath network as a whole, seems to be missing.
The Oxford Road area in Calne is a typical example of this problem. Several developments exit in close proximity, each providing part of the footpath, but the bigger picture doesn’t appear to have been considered, or planned for.
This lack of strategic planning has led to the current situation where the footpath is not continuous and has resulted in a small child being thrown into the hedge by a passing car. Fortunately, the child was not seriously hurt, but there is a clear risk to pedestrians.
My previous letter was intended to alert you to a possible gap in the planning process because I fear this situation may be evident in other parts of the county.
I’d be grateful for a response at your earliest convenience. If a site visit would help I’d be happy to arrange it.
Yours sincerely
Cllr Glenis Ansell Chairman Calne Town Development and Planning Committee
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Proposed extension of no waiting
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CALNE
Statement to accompany the Definitive Map depicted on O.S. Sheets SU 97 SE, SU 07 SW, ST 96 NE and SU 06 NW (as modified under Sections 53 and 55 of the Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981)
Parish Path Description of Path Limitations or No. conditions affecting public rights
Calne 1 BRIDLEWAY. From the western end of Castle relevant date Street leading west-north-west for approximately 26th June 1990 300 m to Castle Gardens. FOOTPATH. From the western end of the Bridleway section leading west-north-west along Church Walk to its junction with Calne Without Nos.11 and 12 at the Calne Without Parish boundary. Approximate length 654 m. Width Bridleway 4.5 m. Width Footpath 1.2 m. Calne 2 FOOTPATH. From New Road leading south relevant date along the west side of Station Road to the stile on 26th June 1990 to Station Road. Approximate length 87 m. Width – varying Calne 3 FOOTPATH. From Station Road leading south relevant date across path No.4, OS Grid Reference ST9972 7052 15th June 2000. continuing south beside the boundary of 101 Wenhill Lane for approximately 32 metres to OS Grid Reference ST9972 7050, then curving in a generally south easterly direction for approximately 45 metres to OS Grid Reference ST9974 7046 the south east for approximately 50 metres to its junction with Silver Street. OS Grid Reference ST9978 7043 with a width of 1.5 metres. Calne 4 FOOTPATH. From Silvery Street, B.3102, leading relevant date south-west across path No.3, past the Cattle Market 26th June 1990 to the Calne Without Parish boundary towards Pinhills Farm. Approximate length 821 m. Width 4.5 m - 2.7 m. Calne 6 FOOTPATH. From Back Lane, 32 m south-west relevant date of London Rod, A.4, leading south to the junction 26th June 1990 of paths Nos.9 and 11 near Quemerford Lodge Plantation. Approximate length 336 m. Width 2.7 m.
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Calne 9 BRIDLEWAY. From the junction of paths Nos.6 relevant date and 11 near Quemerford Lodge Plantation leading 14th May 1991 north-east to London Road, A.4. Approximate length 181 m. Width 3 m.
Calne 10 BRIDLEWAY. From London Road, A.4, at the relevant date Lodge opposite Holy Trinity Churchyard, leading 26th June 1990 south-west to its junction with path No.13 on the Calne Without Parish boundary. Approximate length 730 m. Width 3 m.
Calne 11 FOOTPATH. From the junction of paths Nos.6 relevant date and 11 near Quemerford Lodge Plantation, leading 26th June 1990 south to path No.10 with a short section leading south-east from No.10 to the Calne Without Parish boundary south-east of Verne Leaze Farm. Approximate length 90 m. Width 0.9 m.
Calne 13 FOOTPATH. From the southern end of Silver relevant date Street, B.3102, leading south-east to its junction 26th June 1990 with path No.10 on the Calne Without Parish boundary. Approximate length 120 m. Width 0.9 m.
Calne 15 FOOTPATH. From London Road, A.4, opposite relevant date the Talbot Inn, leading south-west to Rookery Park, 6th August 1991 south-west of Ebor House. Approximate length 240 m. Width 2 m.
Calne 16 FOOTPATH. From London Road, A.4, at relevant date Quemerford Bridge leading south-west to its 6th August 1991 junction with Stockley Lane, C.247, with a short spur extending west of Stockley Lane towards Part subject Rookery Park. to ploughing Approximate length 196 m. Width 1 m.
Calne 17 FOOTPATH. From London Road, A.4, about 118 relevant date m east of Quemerford House, leading in a generally 24th November 2005 southerly direction through Upper Quemerford Mill to path No 68 on the Calne Parish Boundaryl.
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Approximate length 174 m.
Calne 18 FOOTPATH Leading from 2017 Calne Without relevant date Parish boundary and the disused railway line in a 1st April 2017 generally north easterly direction to the River Marden. Crossing the River and the Wilts and Berks Canal south of Chivay Well Farm, continuing south east on the northern side of the canal, across the Sluice to Station Road joining Calne Footpath No. 2. Width 2 metres except Conditions & limitations from the western end of the path easterly for approximately 50 metres, there is a retaining wall (where required) and a 1.2 metre high fence on a northern side with a 1.8 metre high fence topped with barbed wire on the southern side. The path width at this point is reduced to not less than 1metre.
Approximate length 610metres.
Calne 21 FOOTPATH. From Stockley Lane, A4, opposite relevant date Blackland Park, leading north over in the direction of 16th December 2010 Quemerford Common Farm until its junction with Calne Footpath No. 22. Approximate length 207 m.
Calne 22 FOOTPATH. From the Calne Without parish boundary relevant date and its junction with Calne Without Footpath No. 35 16th December 2010 leading in an east-south-easterly direction, passing south of Quemerford Common Farm and its junction with Calne Footpath No. 21, then continuing east, then generally north to the Calne Without parish boundary, joining again with Calne Without Footpath No. 35. Approximate length 485 m. Width 1 m Width 2 m between OS Grid Reference SU 0123 6990 to OS Grid Reference SU 0136 6997. Calne 23 BRIDLEWAY. From Wessington Park, north of relevant date the recreation ground, leading north to the junction 14th May 1991 of paths Nos.27, 29 and 30. Approximate length 110 m. Width 3 m.
Calne 24 FOOTPATH. From Path No.19 and 20 at Rookery relevant date Farm leading north and north west along the 2017 1st April 2017 Calne Parish Boundary to its junction with Calne
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Path No.10. Approximate length 415m. Calne 25 FOOTPATH. From Wessington Park leading due relevant date north across path No.32 thence along the bank of 14th May 1991 the River Marden to path No.77, thence south-west for approximately 15 m and north-west for 110 m to its junction with Brewer's Lane. A short length of No.25 leads from the end of No.71 north-north- west to Wessington park. Approximate length 315 m. Width 1 m.
Calne 27 FOOTPATH. From the northern end of path relevant date No.23 at its junction with path No.29 leading north 6th August 1991 past path No.30 and east to the Calne Without Parish boundary, north of River's Brook. Approximate length 222 m. Width 1 m.
Calne 29 FOOTPATH. From the junction of paths Nos.23 relevant date and 27 leading west to path No.25 at Michaelmas 14th May 1991 Bridge. Approximate length 149 m. Width 1 m.
Calne 30 FOOTPATH. From path No.27, north of path relevant date No.29, leading north-west to Low Lane. 6th August 1991 Approximate length 313 m. Width 1 m.
Calne 32 FOOTPATH. From London Road, A.4, between relevant date the School and the Cemetery, leading north-east 14th May 1991 past path No.34, crossing Wessington Park, and across path No.25 to path No.30. Approximate length 240 m. Width 1 m.
Calne 34 FOOTPATH. From its junction with path 32 at the relevant date rear of numbers 4 and 5 Wessington Park, leading 19th December 2002 generally north-west for a distance of approximately 95m, then north-east for approximately 6m, then north-west for a distance of approximately 19m to its junction with Churchill Close. Approximate length 120m. Width 1m.
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Calne 37 FOOTPATH. From path No.30, south-east of Low relevant date Lane Corner, leading north-east parallel to Low 11th February 1992 Lane to the Calne Without Parish boundary towards Sands Farm. Approximate length 457 m. Width 1 m.
Calne 38 FOOTPATH. From Anchor Road leading north- relevant date east over a 3.5 m wide carriage road along the 14th May 1991 south side of the Recreation ground to path No.75. Approximate length 156 m. Width 3.5 m.
Calne 40 FOOTPATH. From Calne Without path No.16 at relevant date the Calne Without Parish boundary leading north- 14th May 1991 west and south-west to the north-eastern end of Heron Close thence north-west and south-west along the bank of Abberd Brook to Prince Charles Drive; A short length of No.40 runs from the west side of Prince Charles Drive, south-west through flats to its junction with path No.75. A further length 180 m south-west of this point runs from path No.75, south-west along the edge of the recreation ground to Anchor Road. Approximate length 425 m. Width 0.9 m - 1.2 m.
Calne 44 FOOTPATH. From the north of Macauley Square relevant date leading north to Abberd Way at its junction with 14th May 1991 No.72. Approximate length 10 m.
Calne 46 FOOTPATH. From the junction of paths Nos.50 relevant date and 53 at Broken Cross, leading north-east to 14th May 1991 Abberd Way. Approximate length 50 m. Width 2 m.
Calne 49 FOOTPATH. From the footbridge near Honey relevant date Garston, leading north-west along the side of a 14th May 1991 Stream to Oxford Road, B.3102. Approximate length 133 m. Width 1 m.
Calne 50 FOOTPATH. From The Pippin leading east-north- relevant date
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east, north, north-west and north to its junction 14th May 1991 with paths Nos.53 and 46 on Broken Cross. Approximate length 240 m. Width 0.9 m.
Calne 51 FOOTPATH. From Pippin Road leading south relevant date past Doctor's Pond and along the east bank of the 26th June 1990 River Marden to Mill Street. Approximate length 158 m. Width 4.5 m - 1.2 m. Calne 52 FOOTPATH. From Pippin Road leading north relevant date then west around the traffic island, then curving in 14th May 1998 a generally north-westerly direction, then north for an approximate distance of 95m, then in an easterly direction crossing the access to the car-park, continuing in a generally northerly direction for a distance of 57m at its junction with footpath 54 and from its junction with footpath 54 at the north side of the supermarket leading in a north-north- westerly direction for a distance of 98m to the Oxford Road, B3102 (now C394).
Approximate length 329.244m. Width 2m (0.9 m. - 3.6 m).
Calne 53 FOOTPATH. From the Pippin Road leading relevant date north-east and east along the unmade road to its 26th June 1990 junction with path nos 46, 43 and 50 Approximate length 120m Width 3m – 1.2m
Calne 54 FOOTPATH. From The Pippin opposite path relevant date No.53 leading in a south-westerly direction for a 14th May 1998 distance of 83m then north west for 11 m, south- west for 24m to its junction with The Pippin and then continuing west along Zion Lane to its junction with Wood Street opposite Curzon Street, A.4. Approximate length 220 m. Width 3 m - 0.9 m.
Calne 57 FOOTPATH. From Curzon Street, A.4, leading relevant date north-west along the side of the Cemetery to the 15th March 2001 Marden Estate, around the estate roads by turning north east for 24m then north west for
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approximately 58m and turning again in a south westerly direction for 42m, then north west for approximately 100m, crossing the estate road and continuing in a north westerly direction to the Calne Without Parish boundary towards Ratford. Approximate length 720m Width 0.6 m. - 2.13 m.
Calne 58 FOOTPATH. From Oxford Road, B.3102, at relevant date Calne Marsh, leading east-south-east and north east 1st April 2017 to the 2017 Calne Without Parish boundary. Approximate length 195 m. Subject to ploughing
Calne 60 FOOTPATH. From the junction of Bremhill View relevant date and Lickhill Road leading north-west past Elmfield 26th June 1990 to the Calne Without Parish boundary, north-east of Lickhill Farm. Approximate length 492 m. Width 0.9 m.
Calne 62 FOOTPATH. From the junction of Woodhill Rise, relevant date with Penn Hill Road leading north-east to the 2017 1st April 2017 Calne Without boundary towards Penn Hill Farm, meeting Calne Without path No.61. Approximate length 335 m.
Calne 63 BRIDLEWAY. From the eastern end of Abberd relevant date Way leading east and north-east to the Calne 28th September 2000 Without parish boundary towards Abberd Farm House. Approximate length 285 m. Width 4 m.
Calne 66 FOOTPATH. From Lickhill Road, C.118, relevant date opposite North Way, leading in a generally north- 14th July 2005 north- westerly direction on the footways through the Lickhill Housing Estate until reaches the old stone pile on road C118 at the Calne Without Parish Boundary. Approximate length 816m. Calne 68 BRIDLEWAY. From London Road, A.4, opposite relevant date the Meeting Room, leading south, south-west and 6th August 1991 south-east along the Calne Without Parish boundary, past path No.17 and the Corn Mill into the Parish of Calne Without, where it meets Calne Without path No.33.
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Approximate length 320 m. Width 2 - 4 m.
Calne 69 FOOTPATH. From path No.15 leading south-east relevant date for about 39 m and south for about 62 m to the 6th August 1919 road on the Rookery Park Housing Estate. Approximate length 101 m. Width 8 m.
Calne 70 FOOTPATH. From Stockley Lane leading north- relevant date west and south-west alongside the road on the 6th August 1991 Rookery Park Housing Estate to the Borough boundary. Approximate length 335 m.
Calne 71 FOOTPATH. From the southern end of relevant date Wessington Park south of the Round House 14th May 1991 leading north-west for about 140 m and north-east for about 70 m along the road on the Wessington Park Estate to join path No.25. Approximate length 292 m.
Calne 72 FOOTPATH. From the junction of paths Nos.50 relevant date and 53 leading north-east alongside Broken Cross 14th May 1991 Road and south-east alongside Abberd Way and east-south-east to join the north end of path No.74. Approximate length 114 m.
Calne 73 FOOTPATH. From path No.75 just north of relevant date Abberd Brook leading west-south-west for abut 50 14th May 1991 m and north-west to join the southern end of path No.74. Approximate length 100 m.
Calne 74 FOOTPATH. From path No.72 at Abberd Way relevant date leading east-south-east and east to join path No.73. 14th May 1991 Approximate length 92 m.
Calne 75 FOOTPATH. from the north-eastern end of path relevant date No.38, at the south-eastern corner of the recreation 14th May 1991 field, leading north-north-west and north to Abberd Brook then generally east along the southern bank of Abberd Brook then south along the Estate road to its junction with path No.40; with a spur leading north over Abberd Brook to its junction with path
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No.73. Approximate length 447 m.
Calne 76 FOOTPATH. From the London Road, A.4, 250 m relevant date north-west of Quemerford House, leading north- 7th April 1992 north-east past the Works for 145 m to Wessington Park. Approximate length 250 m.
Calne 77 FOOTPATH. From Brewers Lane running south- relevant date east along the southern bank of the River Marden 14th May 1991 to the footbridge where it continues as Calne path No.25. Approximate length 230 m.
Calne 78 FOOTPATH. Comprising of a group of estate relevant date paths to the north of The Glebe, south of Abberd 14th May 1991 Brook and approximately 130 m east-north-east of the Vicarage. Approximate length 540 m.
Calne 79 FOOTPATH. An estate path running east-north- relevant date east between Prince Charles Drive and Martin 14th May 1991 Way. Approximate length 20 m.
Calne 80 FOOTPATH. An estate path running north-north- relevant date west from the eastern end of Heron Close, crossing 14th May 1991 the southern branch of path No.40 and meeting the northern branch of path No.40 at the footbridge on the south bank of Abberd Brook. Approximate length 20 m.
Calne 81 FOOTPATH. An estate path running generally relevant date north-north-west from the southern branch of path 14th May 1991 No.40 at the south bank of Abberd Brook. Approximate length 20 m.
Calne 82 FOOTPATH. An estate path fronting and forming relevant date part of George Close. 14th May 1991 Approximate length 60 m. Calne 83 FOOTPATH. An estate path running north-north- relevant date east and north-east to meet the north-west end of 14th May 1991 Wyvery Avenue, with a spur running north-north-
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west to the Play Area. Approximate length 70 m.
Calne 84 FOOTPATH. An estate path running generally relevant date south from the south-eastern end of Wessex Close 14th May 1991 to the Play Area. Approximate length 20 m.
Calne 85 FOOTPATH. An estate path running generally relevant date north from the northern end of Ogilvie Square to 14th May 1991 Abberd Way. Approximate length 30 m.
Calne 86 FOOTPATH. An estate path starting from the relevant date junction of Bryans Close Road with Hungerford 14th May 1991 Road and running generally north-west. Approximate length 45 m.
Calne 87 FOOTPATH. An estate path running generally relevant date north-west from the northern end of Ernle Road to 14th May 1991 meet Warren Crescent. Approximate length 50 m.
Calne 88 FOOTPATH. From and running between No.134 relevant date and No.144 Oxford Road in a generally south-east 14th May 1991 direction towards the junction of Penn Hill Road with The Slades. Approximate length 130 m.
Calne 89 FOOTPATH. An estate path running generally relevant date east from Prince Charles Drive, opposite Page 14th May, 1991 Close, to meet Wessex Close. Approximate length 20 m.
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Councillors Briefing Note No. 19-022
Service: Economic Development and Planning Further Enquiries to: Flo Churchill
Date Prepared: August 2019 Direct Line: (01225) 713729
WILTSHIRE HOUSING LAND SUPPLY
This briefing note provides:
(i) An update on the 2018 housing land supply position for the three Housing Market Areas (HMAs) in Wiltshire
(ii) An update on the 5-year land supply position for traveller sites.
Wiltshire Housing Land Supply Statement 2018
The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) (February 2019) requires local planning authorities to identify and update annually a supply of specific deliverable sites to provide five years’ worth of housing against their housing requirements, with an additional buffer of housing requirement brought forward from later in the plan period to ensure choice and competition in the market for land.
The update for Wiltshire has now been completed and the results of the assessment, using a base date of 1 April 2018, are set out in the 2018 Housing Land Supply Statement (HLSS) that will be published on the council’s website on 8 August 2019 via this link.
The updated position is summarised in Table 1 below.
Five year Number of Housing Housing housing Deliverable years of requirement completions requirement* supply deliverable Area 2006-2026 2006-2018 2018-2023 2018-2023 supply East Wiltshire HMA 5,940 4,039 1,248 1,665 6.67 North and West Wiltshire HMA 24,740 14,211 6,910 7,009 5.07 South Wiltshire HMA 10,420 6,064 2,933 2,611 4.45
Wiltshire HMAs 41,100 24,314 N/A N/A N/A Swindon (within Wiltshire) 900 773 N/A N/A N/A Wiltshire Total 42,000 25,087 N/A 11,285 N/A Page 71 1
* This includes a 5% buffer in accordance with the 2018 results of the Housing Delivery Test (see below)
This does not include the allocations in the emerging Wiltshire Housing Site Allocations Plan, which is being prepared to improve housing land supply across Wiltshire.
Appendix 6 of the Housing Land Supply Statement (HLSS) sets out the local housing requirements by Community Area and for each Principal Settlement, Market Town and, in South Wiltshire, the Local Service Centres as set out in the Wiltshire Core Strategy. It shows the level of housing completions, commitments and residual level of housing to be provided in each location to ensure the Wiltshire Core Strategy requirements can be achieved over the plan period.
The HLSS represents a snapshot in time and the assessment of housing land supply is not an exact science. The estimates of delivery for the sites listed are based on the evidence available whilst the Statement is being prepared.
Key points to note are:
• There is a sufficient supply of housing in the East Wiltshire HMA (6.67 years) and the North & West Wiltshire HMA (5.07 years). However the extent to which the position exceeds the requisite 5-year supply differs across these two HMAs.
• There is currently a deficit in the 5-year supply in the South Wiltshire HMA (4.45 years).
• The format of the HLSS and aspects of the 5-year housing land supply method have been updated in line with revisions to the National Planning Policy Framework and accompanying Planning Practice Guidance (see explanation below).
Table 3 of the HLSS contains sites with planning permission that have been permitted since 1 April 2018 (up to 31 March 2019). Whilst these are not in the housing land supply because they came forward after the base date of 1 April 2018 they may contribute to the housing land supply when the next housing land supply assessment (base dated April 2019) is published. These will help replenish the supply as it is reduced over time due to completions, permissions lapsing and not being implemented, and delays in delivery on certain sites.
In line with the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and accompanying Planning Practice Guidance (PPG) the following changes have been made to this HLSS compared to the previous version:
• The PPG has clarified that the buffer should be added onto the housing requirement side of the calculation rather than onto the supply. The implications of this are that, more logically, a 5 years supply is required to meet the NPPF target (i.e. 5 years which includes the 5% buffer).
In previous years the council has applied the necessary buffer to the supply-side of the equation. This has meant a 5.25 years supply (5 years plus 5% buffer) has been required to meet the requisite target in the NPPF.
This change does not decrease or increase the burden on the council as to how much land it needs to provide to meet the requisite 5-year housing land supply - it is simply a change to the accounting method used.
• Table 2b has been introduced to explain how the 5-year land supply position has been calculated by HMA. This shows how any shortfall in anticipated completions, when compared against the Wiltshire Core Strategy requirement, has been calculated.
• Appendix 1 ‘Summary breakdown of large sites in deliverable supply’ and Appendix 2 ‘small sites contributing to deliverable supply’ now include a more detailed breakdown. In addition to ‘outstanding committed dwellings’ for a site it states how many are ‘under construction’, ‘completed’ or havePage been los 72t through demolition. 2
• Appendix 3 ‘Deliverability summary for sites in Appendix 1 that are anticipated to deliver housing in the forthcoming 5-year period’ has been revised to include an explanation as to why housing on the site is ‘deliverable’ (as defined in Annex 2 of the NPPF).
Housing Delivery Test
The NPPF requires a buffer to be applied to the 5-year housing land supply to ensure choice and competition in the market for land, and ensure land is made available in a timely manner to meet the housing requirement in the development plan. The revised NPPF has moved away from the concept of ‘persistent under delivery’, and now uses the nationally set Housing Delivery Test to establish whether a 5% or 20% should apply.
The Housing Delivery Test measures housing delivery for each Local Planning Authority against its housing requirement over the past three years. The latest Housing Delivery Test results means that the council should apply a 5% buffer to its 5-year housing land supply. A 20% buffer is only applied where there has been significant under delivery of housing over the previous 3 years i.e. 85% or lower of the housing requirement. The latest Housing Delivery Test results indicate that 139% of the housing requirement was delivered over the past three years in Wiltshire.
5-year housing land supply and decision-taking
Where a 5-year land supply (with the appropriate buffer) cannot be demonstrated or the Housing Delivery Test indicates that the delivery of housing is substantially below (less than 75% of) the housing requirement over the three previous years then the presumption (or tilted balance) in favour of sustainable development applies.
The NPPF makes it clear that where a Local Planning Authority cannot demonstrate a five-year housing land supply of deliverable sites, relevant policies should not be considered up to date. This does not mean that in these circumstances all proposals for housing should be permitted, only that relevant policies should be given less weight in decision making, particularly Core Policy 2 in relation to settlement boundaries. Cases where adverse impacts would significantly and demonstrably outweigh the benefits can, and should, still be refused. However, where applications are being considered for sites at settlements but outside the defined settlement boundaries there may be the opportunity to improve housing supply by favourably considering proposals where appropriate. This would depend on the judgements made as to where the planning balance lies and considerations may include limited impacts and benefits to local communities that arise from the proposal.
5-year housing supply for travellers
In accordance with Planning Policy for Traveller Sites (paragraph 10a) the council has published a 5 year land supply position against the targets for permanent pitches in the adopted Wiltshire Core Strategy, and the 2014 Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Assessment. This will be published on the council’s website on 8 August 2019 via this link.
This evidence will inform decisions on planning applications for new traveller sites in Wiltshire. As before planning applications will be determined in accordance with the development plan, particularly Core Policy 47 ‘Meeting the needs of gypsies and travellers unless material considerations indicate otherwise.
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Month No : 5 Committee Report
Actual Actual Year Current Variance Committed Funds % of
Current Mth To Date Annual Bud Annual Total Expenditure Available Budget
Town Development and Planning
208 Community Projects
4515 Our Place 0 140 0 -140 60 -200 0.0 %
Community Projects :- Expenditure 0 140 0 -140 60 -200
1062 Our Place - Income 0 322 0 322 0.0 %
Community Projects :- Income 0 322 0 322
Net Expenditure over Income 0 -182 0 182
301 Environmental Projects
4000 Salaries, NI and Pension 2,126 10,558 27,613 17,055 17,055 38.2 %
4063 Maint/Equip Repairs/Renewals 0 0 2,000 2,000 2,000 0.0 %
4305 Bus Shelters 0 0 2,000 2,000 2,000 0.0 %
4306 Free Parking-Church Street 0 0 8,500 8,500 8,066 434 94.9 %
4307 Tourism 150 2,961 10,000 7,039 513 6,526 34.7 %
4310 Floral Displays 6,089 6,223 13,000 6,777 1,853 4,924 62.1 %
Environmental Projects :- Expenditure 8,366 19,742 63,113 43,371 10,432 32,939 47.8 %
1130 Sponsorship Floral Schemes 50 5,373 5,000 373 107.5 %
Environmental Projects :- Income 50 5,373 5,000 373 107.5 %
Net Expenditure over Income 8,316 14,369 58,113 43,744
304 Crime and Safety Initiatives
4000 Salaries, NI and Pension 1,128 3,959 15,541 11,582 11,582 25.5 %
4085 CCTV Running Costs 362 6,554 8,000 1,446 60 1,386 82.7 %
Crime and Safety Initiatives :- Expenditure 1,490 10,512 23,541 13,029 60 12,969 44.9 %
Net Expenditure over Income 1,490 10,512 23,541 13,029
308 Events and Leisure
4000 Salaries, NI and Pension 2,326 11,587 30,536 18,949 18,949 37.9 %
4350 Summer Festival 64 4,684 5,500 816 816 85.2 %
4351 Fireworks 496 496 7,000 6,504 705 5,799 17.2 %
4352 Christmas Festival 0 8 6,500 6,493 660 5,833 10.3 %
4353 Spring Sing 0 112 250 138 138 44.7 %
4354 Town Crier Competition 0 1,355 1,500 145 145 90.3 %
4355 Calne in Bloom 0 222 1,000 778 82 696 30.4 %
4357 Wedding Fair 0 22 500 478 478 4.4 %
4360 Christmas Lights 0 0 20,000 20,000 1,074 18,926 5.4 %
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Month No : 5 Committee Report
Actual Actual Year Current Variance Committed Funds % of
Current Mth To Date Annual Bud Annual Total Expenditure Available Budget
4371 Self Financing Events-Costs -23 1,121 1,000 -121 3,314 -3,435 443.5 %
Events and Leisure :- Expenditure 2,862 19,606 73,786 54,180 5,835 48,345 34.5 %
1164 Self Financing Events-Income 123 1,138 2,000 -863 56.9 %
1165 Events Income-Summer Festival 0 905 1,000 -95 90.5 %
1166 Events Income-Fireworks 0 170 7,000 -6,830 2.4 %
1167 Events Income-Christmas Fest 310 823 700 123 117.6 %
1168 Events Income-Wedding Fair 0 29 500 -471 5.8 %
1169 Events Income-Town Crier Comp 0 128 0 128 0.0 %
Events and Leisure :- Income 433 3,192 11,200 -8,008 28.5 %
Net Expenditure over Income 2,429 16,414 62,586 46,172
Town Development and Planning :- Expenditure 12,717 50,000 160,440 110,440 16,387 94,053 41.4 %
Income 483 8,888 16,200 -7,312 54.9 %
Net Expenditure over Income 12,234 41,113 144,240 103,127
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Month No : 5 Cost Centre Report
Actual Actual Year Current Variance Committed Funds % of
Current Mth To Date Annual Bud Annual Total Expenditure Available Budget
903 Earmarked Reserves TD&P
9010 Town Centre Master Plan 0 737 737 0 0 100.0 %
9101 Traffic Calming 0 1,700 6,904 5,204 450 4,754 31.1 %
9102 CCTV Capital Cost 0 0 22,193 22,193 22,193 0.0 %
9104 Britain in Bloom 0 0 9,700 9,700 9,700 0.0 %
9106 Events 0 0 5,234 5,234 5,234 0.0 %
Earmarked Reserves TD&P :- Expenditure 0 2,437 44,768 42,331 450 41,881 6.4 %
Net Expenditure over Income 0 2,437 44,768 42,331
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TOWN DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING To ensure the town develops in a managed and in a sustainable way and that infrastructure improvements are managed to keep pace with any growth
Objective Lead/Partners Activity Budget Required Comments Review Date 1 Improved Calne Town Council Expand and consolidate Communications To include greater attendance at On-going Communication (CTC) opportunities for two-way dialogue Budget meetings, meet the team events, with residents and ensure greater newsletter, website, increased Full Council community engagement in and social media presence. Statistics 5/2/18 resolved awareness of Town Council activity. indicate greater engagement with to print & Review methods of distribution for residents via website, social distribute Calne Town Council news. The Town media and newsletter. Connection. Council website and social media to be used more to promote and On-going responsibility by all
Page 79 Page generate income in all aspects of Committees and all services Town Council business 2 Youth Services CTC Drop in Centre – 5 Wood Street Yes Lease Ended August 2018
Inaugural working group meeting Working Group Youth Facilities and Working setup No taken place. To consider needs meetings to be assessment and connection with arranged. Local Youth Network. Agenda Item 16
3 Community Events CTC Continue to fund, arrange and Yes The Calendar of Town Events is Review annually support community events look for approved annually. opportunities to expand and increase events. To continue to Notes of the Town Events Review feedback seek funding and sponsorship Working Group are presented to for our town events to make TD&P. them cost neutral. Wiltshire Skate Series to visit Calne in July 2019 1
TOWN DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING To ensure the town develops in a managed and in a sustainable way and that infrastructure improvements are managed to keep pace with any growth
Objective Lead/Partners Activity Budget Required Comments Review Date
Four skate events booked for summer 2019 with sponsorship being sought 4 Information CTC Include links about local clubs and Yes Building Community Connections On-going societies on the Town Council event took place in June 2018 and website and link through to other a showcase event took place websites which promote events. September 2018. 5 Improved CTC with WC and Review street cleaning (including Yes The Town Council provides top up On-going
Page 80 Page environmental other providers dog fouling) and litter collection street cleaning in the town to services and services. enhance the basic provision by CTC has installed appearance Wiltshire Council. 8 dog bins in Review street furniture including March 2019 bus shelters and improve facilities Volunteer led litter pick initiatives (Amenities where required. are addressing other areas across Committee the Town. makes decisions)
Further discussion around service devolution to be arranged with Wiltshire Council. 6 Floral Displays CTC – Continue Continue to provide attractive floral Yes, and seek Aim to progress to Britain in To enter South South West in displays in the town additional Bloom West in Bloom in Bloom sponsorship 2020
7 Continue to Wiltshire Continue to liaise and work in close No The Town Council will continue its On going reduce the fear of Police/CTC partnership with Wiltshire Police to close working partnership with crime for the share information on local crime the Police. benefit of Calne’s and safety issues. The includes Police report residents, Wiltshire Police attending Town submitted to
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TOWN DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING To ensure the town develops in a managed and in a sustainable way and that infrastructure improvements are managed to keep pace with any growth
Objective Lead/Partners Activity Budget Required Comments Review Date
workers, students Council meetings and the Town The Town Council are not entirely each Full Council and visitors Council forwarding any enquiries satisfied with the current level of Meeting. and concerns of the public. policing and police presence in the town which is having a direct Awaiting further impact on crime, with statistics information from indicating crime is increasing. PCC on Police Station closure Public Meeting ‘Policing in Calne’ plans. held 6th Nov 17 at John Bentley
Page 81 Page School. CTC represented at Community Area Board paid for 2 x bicycles Safety Forum and CCTV van for the police to use meetings. in and around the town and these are rarely seen being used.
8 CCTV System CTC CCTV Suite, manager and Yes The Town Council will continue its On-going volunteers providing invaluable close working partnership with service to the community the Police, supporting them and providing intelligence.
CTC CCTV working group meeting to be arranged
9 Emergency CTC/WC Liaise with WC’s Flood and Yes CTC Emergency Planning working Review Annually Planning Emergency Recovery Group to build group Calne Emergency Plan up community resilience and approved by Full Council emergency preparedness.
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TOWN DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING To ensure the town develops in a managed and in a sustainable way and that infrastructure improvements are managed to keep pace with any growth
Objective Lead/Partners Activity Budget Required Comments Review Date
Provide information on the Town Council website related to community emergency planning. 10 Increased local WC / CTC CTC to ensure Calne benefits from a No CIL monies are being received and On-going influence on fair distribution of support/spend projects considered by the TD&P planning decisions of S106 & CIL. Committee and development
Page 82 Page Area Board S106 and Air Quality Groups meet.
11 CTC Develop CIL procedure including Calne benefits from 25% of CIL On-going spending plan. CIL report approved by Full Council 8th April 2019 12 CTC Encourage local residents to Yes Masterplan On-going during participate in any strategic planning WC Core Strategy (Local Plan) the construction consultations which impact upon Ensure details are widely of the plan and Calne communicated with the then review community annually 13 Markets CTC Support requests for the occasional No Opportunities arise which we take On-going speciality market, such as a advantage of. Christmas market and additional general markets. Support Calne Springs in the management of markets. 14 CATG CTC/WC To work with the CATG group to Yes CATG has representation from On-going progress highway improvement CTC. works
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TOWN DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING To ensure the town develops in a managed and in a sustainable way and that infrastructure improvements are managed to keep pace with any growth
Objective Lead/Partners Activity Budget Required Comments Review Date 15 Highways issues CTC/WC Include clear information on the No Issue log will monitor On-going CTC website to signpost people to enquiries/reports and provide the appropriate contact in relation feedback and follow up to to highways issues and provide initiators guidance about how they can raise Review finding issues. Transport Strategy funding for from Phase II in Phase II agreed by Full Council Summer 2019 8.4.19 16 Highway CTC Forward any complaints CTC No Refer residents to the Wiltshire On going –
Page 83 Page complaints receives about roads, pavements or Online portal monitor through kerb damage to WC. https://pages.wiltshire.gov.uk/rep issue logs ort.htm
The My Wiltshire APP enables smartphones to take a photo of issues and log directly with GPS to WC. Feedback on progress comes directly back. It works well. This is being rolled out and more promotion by WC is due to take place. The Town Council need to help publicise this resource by any means possible; Calne Connection, Website, Social media. 17 Public Transport CTC Improve access to public transport No Information and advice available On-going information. at the Information Centre and on our website
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TOWN DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING To ensure the town develops in a managed and in a sustainable way and that infrastructure improvements are managed to keep pace with any growth
Objective Lead/Partners Activity Budget Required Comments Review Date 18 Improved parking WC Undertake a Parking Survey to Yes There is only one chargeable car Review summer provision establish current parking trends park and the Town Council have 2019 and needs (link to Masterplan) agreed to extend the trial to subsidise two hours free parking for a 12-month period from January 2019.
Free Parking on Sunday’s has
Page 84 Page been extended. 19 Calne Community CCNPSG/CTC/ To consider the Neighbourhood Yes The outcome of the Referendum On-going Neighbourhood CWPC Plan in all consultation from on 1 February was carried. Plan Wiltshire Council so that only development which benefits Calne is allowed. 20 The Town Centre CTC Masterplan WG provided support Yes Updates are provided to Full On-going Masterplan to TD&P to object to development Council rear of the High Street
21 Calne Our Place CTC lead Wayfinding Review Yes To continue to support through On-going recommendations delivered by officer time and attendance at LEADER funding April 2019 meetings
22 Speed Indicator CTC To investigate the purchase and Yes Replacement SID to be purchased Spring 2019 Devices installation of new SIDs. as per minute number 132/18
Lake View Order has been submitted to Wiltshire Council /Atkins for
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Objective Lead/Partners Activity Budget Required Comments Review Date
permanent power connection at this location, awaiting installation date. Order to be placed once work completed. 23 Great West Way CTC To achieve benefit from being an yes Membership agreed September On-going ambassador destination 2018
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