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Clacton and the A120 Serving Routes Between Colchester and Harwich
TENDRING DISTRICT COUNCIL LOCAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK Planning Services Core Strategy and Development Policies Document Technical Paper 4 – Spatial Portrait October 2010 Contents Page 1 Introduction 2 2 Introduction to The Spatial Portrait 3 3 The Spatial Portrait for Tendring 4 Map 1 Sub-areas in the Tendring District 5 4 Data Tables 7 Figure 1 Population and Demography 7 Figure 2 Land Coverage 10 Figure 3 Heritage and Conservation 13 Figure 4 Landscape 15 Figure 5 Households and Housing Stock 17 Figure 6 Housing Need and Demand 21 Figure 7 Housing Development 25 Figure 8 Current Employment 27 Figure 9 Health 36 Figure 10 Education 39 Figure 11 Crime 43 Figure 12 Community Facilities 47 Figure 13 Transportation 52 Figure 14 Regeneration 56 5 Key Issues and Conclusions 61 6 Core Strategy Spatial Portrait 69 1 1. Introduction 1.1 This document is the fourth in a series of ten ‘technical documents’ that have been prepared by officers of Tendring District Council to explain the background to the Council’s ‘Core Strategy and Development Policies Document’, an important element of the wider ‘Local Development Framework’ (LDF) for the Tendring district. The series of technical documents comprise: 1 – Introduction; 2 – Structure of this Document; 3 – Strategic Context; 4 – Spatial Portrait; 5 – Key Issues; 6 – Spatial Vision and Objectives; 7 – Spatial Strategy; 8 – Core Policies; 9 – Development Policies; and 10 – Implementation and Monitoring. 1.2 These technical documents correspond directly with each of the ten chapters in the Core Strategy and Development Policies Document (hereafter ‘the Core Strategy’) and provide the ‘audit trail’ explaining how different factors, pieces of evidence, events, discussions and decisions have affected the content of the Core Strategy. -
Tendring District Local Plan 2013-2033 and Beyond Publication Draft
SDTDC 001 1/2 Tendring District Local Plan 2013-2033 and Beyond Publication Draft June 2017 Foreword Foreword The consultation on this document is the next step in preparing a new Local Plan for Tendring. The new plan will guide development to 2033 and beyond. We seek your views on this 'Publication Draft' version of the emerging Local Plan. Section 1 of the Local Plan covers strategic matters and has been jointly prepared by Braintree, Colchester, Essex and Tendring Councils. The authorities are taking bold steps to provide for the housing, employment and social needs for existing and future residents up to and beyond this plan period. Based on the sound principles of the existing garden cities we believe our new garden communities will: • revolutionise the way future housing is delivered; • be infrastructure led with employment, health, education and community facilities delivered in advance or in tandem with homes; • deliver housing for the next generation while protecting existing towns and villages; • provide green and open spaces, promoting health choices, reducing the opportunity for crime; • be inclusive, reducing the causes of crime; and • provide 30% of the homes for those on lower incomes. Section 2 contains policies relating solely to this District and has been prepared by Tendring District Council. Section 2 allocates the homes and jobs required for the plan period outside of the garden communities. It also provides the place shaping policies to guide development to ensure our natural and built assets are enhanced and protected, our communities are well connected both by broadband and by travel choices and that design promotes healthy living, adaptability of homes and safety from flood risks. -
The Rise of the Holiday Caravan Park
Post-war Tourism in the Tendring District and Beyond: The Rise of the Holiday Caravan Park, c. 1938-1989 Sean O’Dell A thesis submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy University of Essex September 2015 i Contents Contents ii Acknowledgements vi Summary viii Glossary ix 1. Introduction 1.1. Aims and rationale 1 1.2. Historiography 3 1.3. Geographical parameters 18 1.4. Methodology and structure 20 2. Shaping twentieth-century domestic holiday making 2.1. Introduction 24 2.2. Tendring District before 1914 26 2.3. Camping 29 2.4. The first holiday campsites 41 2.5. Bathing machines and beach huts 51 2.6. Legislation 53 2.7. Tendring and beyond, from the Armistice 56 ii 3. The inter-war years: consumerism, legislation and self-catered domestic holiday taking 3.1. Introduction 60 3.2. Britain between the wars 61 3.3. Legislation: holidays with pay and planning law 68 3.4. Camping, holiday plotlands and caravan sites 83 4. 1938–1947: legislation, wartime social change and the development of post-war consumerism and leisure provision 4.1. Introduction 106 4.2. Resorts before and during the war 108 4.3. The Camps Act and the wartime activities of Butlin and Warner 114 4.4. The 1947 Town and Country Planning Act 123 4.5. Wartime social change and the making of the post-war consumer 130 5. The Early Static Caravan Sites: 1947 – 1960 5.1 Introduction 139 5.2. Working-class assertion and consumerism 141 5.3. Caravan camps: the unforeseen grass-roots alternative 157 5.4. -
Developing a Settlement Hierarchy of Rural Settlements
TENDRING DISTRICT COUNCIL LOCAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK Planning Services Establishing a Settlement Hierarchy April 2008 2 Contents 1 Introduction 4 2 Defining Settlements 5 3 Reviewing the Local Plan Settlement Hierarchy 8 4 Settlement Hierarchy as envisaged through RSS14 15 5 Applying the settlement hierarchy on a district sub-area basis 23 6 Conclusions and recommendations 25 APPENDIX 1 – Methodology For Accessibility Assessment APPENDIX 2 – Accessibility Assessment: Rural Settlements APPENDIX 3 – Accessibility Assessment: Colchester Fringe APPENDIX 4 – Scoring Matrix for Accessibility Assessment APPENDIX 5 – Policies SS3 & SS4 of emerging RSS14 3 1. Introduction 1.1 As part of the Local Development Framework (LDF), the Council is required to produce a Core Strategy that will set out the vision for the longer term development of the District, establishing the key principles which will underpin the content of more detailed planning documents. Among other elements, the Core Strategy will need to establish a ‘Spatial Strategy’ for the distribution of housing (and other uses) in accordance with the Government’s guidance contained in Planning Policy Guidance notes (PPG) and Planning Policy Statements (PPS) and the requirements of the East of England Plan (RSS14). 1.2 Within the Spatial Strategy, it will be important to identify the settlements that have the potential to accommodate some of the housing growth required by the East of England Plan, whether that be infill development within tightly drawn settlement development boundaries or peripheral -
Tendring District Local Plan Consultation Statement
SDTDC/006 tion Statement Tendring District Local Plan Consultation Statement October 2017 October 2017 1 Contents 1. Introduction 3 2. Legislation and requirements 4 3. Bodies and persons invited to make reps under regulation 18 5 4. How bodies and persons were invited to make reps under regulation 18 8 5. Summary of main issues raised in regulation 18 reps 10 6. How regulation 18 reps were taken into account 20 7. Regulation 20 reps - main issues 22 Appendix 1: List of consultees Appendix 2: Letters and emails Appendix 3: Leaflets Appendix 4: Press releases and newspaper ads Appendix 5: Report to Local Plan Committee 12 November 2015 Appendix 6: Report to Local Plan Committee 3 November 2016 2 1. Introduction 1.1 Tendring District Council (TDC) has prepared a Local Plan to guide development up to 2033. The Local Plan comprises two sections. Section 1 was prepared in partnership with Braintree District Council and Colchester Borough Council (the North Essex authorities) and plans for the creation of three garden communities across North Essex, which will include longer term development beyond the plan period. Section 2 is unique to Tendring and includes allocations and policies to guide development in the Tendring District up to 2033. 1.2 The timetable for the Local Plan production, as set out in the Local Development Scheme, has been as follows: Issues and Options consultation (Regulation 18) - 1 September - 13 October 2015 Preferred Options consultation (Regulation 18) – 14 July - 8 September 2016 Publication Draft consultation (Regulation 19) – 16 June – 28 July 2017 Submission to Secretary of State (Regulation 22) October 2017 1.3 This Consultation Statement accompanies the submission documents for examination. -
Issues and Possible Options Discussion Document
Evidence Gathering for the Tendring District Local Development Framework Core Strategy Discussion Document Issues and Possible Options March 2009 2 Important Notice This is the Council’s Local Development Framework (LDF): Core Strategy - Discussion Document on Issues and Possible Options which has been specifically designed to encourage individual members of the public, community groups and other stakeholders to get involved in the early stages of planning for the longer term future of our district. To help you take part in this consultation exercise, a questionnaire/comment form has been produced that corresponds to the different sections of this document. You can fill in this questionnaire in a number of ways: If you have access to the internet, the questionnaire/comment form is available on the Council’s website www.tendringdc.gov.uk where it can either be printed out or filled in and submitted on-line; Paper copies of the questionnaire/comment form are available at the various ‘deposit points’ where this document is available for public view; If you require paper copies of the questionnaire/comment form, please contact the Council’s Development Plans Team by e-mail on [email protected] or by telephone on 01255 686177. The closing date for submitting your completed questionnaire/comment form is Friday 1st May at 4.00pm. Any submissions received after that time will not be considered. If you intend to make your submission by post, please send it to the following address: The Development Plan Manager Planning Services Tendring District Council Council Offices Thorpe Road Weeley Clacton-on-Sea Essex CO16 9AJ Further Information and Contacts Information on the general Local Development Framework process, updates on the Council’s progress in preparing Development Plan Documents and information on current consultation exercises is available on the planning pages of the Council’s website www.tendringdc.gov.uk.