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Local Plan Part 2: Inspectors Final Report Appendix APPENDIX MAIN MODIFICATIONS TO THE SUBMISSION VERSION OF THE LOCAL PLAN PART 2 WRITTEN STATEMENT No. Page Policy/Paragraph Change to Reference (Strikethrough = Delete) (Bold = Add) MM1 5 Policy 3 The Adopted Policies Map defines the Green Belt in Blackburn with Darwen. Within the Green Belt, planning permission will not be granted for inappropriate development, except in very special circumstances or where another policy in the Local Plan specifically supports a proposal. The construction of new buildings is inappropriate development except: buildings for agriculture and forestry; provision of appropriate facilities for outdoor sport, outdoor recreation and for cemeteries, as long as it preserves the openness of the Green Belt and does not conflict with the purposes of including land within it; the extension or alteration of a building provided that it does not result in disproportionate additions over and above the size of the original building; the replacement of a building, provided the new building is in the same use and not materially larger than the one it replaces; limited infilling in villages, and limited affordable housing for local community needs under policies set out in the Local Plan; or limited infilling or the partial or complete redevelopment of previously developed sites (brownfield land), whether redundant or in continuing use (excluding temporary buildings), which would not have a greater impact on the openness of the Green Belt and the purpose of including land within it than the existing development. Certain other forms of development are also not inappropriate in Green Belt provided they preserve the openness of the Green Belt and do not conflict with the purposes of including land in Green Belt. These are: mineral extraction; No. Page Policy/Paragraph Change to Reference (Strikethrough = Delete) (Bold = Add) engineering operations; local transport infrastructure which can demonstrate a requirement for a Green Belt location; the re-use of buildings provided that the buildings are of permanent and substantial construction; and development brought forward under a Community Right to Build Order. • buildings for the purposes of agriculture and forestry; • provision of appropriate facilities for outdoor sport and recreation, and cemeteries; • the extension or alteration of a building provided it does not result in disproportionate additions over and above the size of the original building; • the replacement of a building provided the new building is in the same use and not materially larger than the one it replaces; • limited infilling or the partial or complete redevelopment of previously developed sites whether redundant or in continuing use (excluding temporary buildings), which would not have a greater impact on the openness of the Green Belt and the purposes of including land within it than the existing development. Development in the Green Belt will only be granted planning permission where it is demonstrated that it will preserve the openness of the Green Belt and will not give rise to a conflict with the purposes of including land within it. MM2 6 Policy 4 - table Ref Site 4/1 Brownhill 4/2 Preston New Road 4/3 Chapels Marsh House Lane 4/4 Marsh House Lane 4/5 Pole Lane MM3 11 Policy 9 (4) Development with the potential to create significant amounts of new surface water runoff will be expected to consider, and wherever possible implement where required, sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) or other options for the management of the surface water at source. MM4 11 Policy 9 – Habitats Habitats and Species, and Ecological Networks and Species No. Page Policy/Paragraph Change to Reference (Strikethrough = Delete) (Bold = Add) MM5 39 Amend paragraph The Objectively Assessed Need for housing in Blackburn with Darwen over the period 2011-2026 is 4.5 9,030 net additional dwellings, the delivery of which is phased as follows: 2011-2016: 421 / year net additional dwellings 2016-2021: 602 / year net additional dwellings 2021-2026: 783 / year net additional dwellings. The Core Strategy sets out a housing requirement over the plan period 2011-2026 of 9,365 net additional dwellings, the delivery of which is phased as follows: 2011-2016: 530/yr net additional dwellings 2016-2021: 625/yr net additional dwellings 2021-2026: 720/yr net additional dwellings. MM6 40 Paragraph 4.8 Our Local Plan ensures that sufficient deliverable land is available to meet the full up-to-date objectively assessed housing need for the first five years (2014-2019), and… MM7 40 Policy 16 table Ref Name Number of homes delivered by 2026 16/1 Parsonage Road, Blackburn 60 85 16/2 Land north of Ramsgreave Drive, Blackburn 450 16/3 Roe Lee, Blackburn 220 16/4 Griffin, Blackburn 150 16/5 Rockcliffe Mill, Paterson Street, Blackburn 50 16/6 Land at Alaska Street, Blackburn 80 16/7 Haslingden Road, Blackburn 140 16/8 Blackamoor Road, Blackburn 150 16/9 Land west of Gib Lane, Blackburn 440 621 16/10 Land east of Heys Lane, Blackburn 360 315 16/11 Johnson Road 80 70 16/12 Former Darwen Moorland High School Land at 200 315 Holden Fold 16/13 Robin Bank / Shorey Bank, Darwen 150 119 No. Page Policy/Paragraph Change to Reference (Strikethrough = Delete) (Bold = Add) 16/14 East Darwen 400 350 16/15 Pole Lane, Darwen 130 16/16 Ellerslie House, Darwen Pole Lane South, Darwen 50 130 16/17 Kirkham’s Farm, Cranberry Lane, Darwen 110 16/18 Springside Works, Belmont 120 3,340 3,605 Total: MM8 41 Site 16/1 – Housing Housing Delivery: The estimated number of houses for this site is 60 85, which are expected to be Delivery delivered by March 2018 2019 MM9 43 Site 16/2 – Housing Housing Delivery: The estimated number of houses for this site is 450, of which 80 140 are expected Delivery to be delivered by March 2018 2019 MM10 44 Site 16/2 – Key Make land available for a new primary school, if required, and suitable contribution towards its Development construction. Considerations (10) MM11 45 Site 16/3 – Housing Housing Delivery: The estimated number of houses for this site is 220, of which 120 185 are expected Delivery to be delivered by March 2018 2019 MM12 47 Site 16/4 – Housing Housing Delivery: The estimated number of houses for this site is 150, of which 120 105 are expected Delivery to be delivered by March 2018 2019 MM13 49 Site 16/5 – Housing Housing Delivery: The estimated number of houses for this site is 50, which are expected to be Delivery delivered after March 2019 2019 MM14 51 Site 16/6 – Housing Housing Delivery: The estimated number of houses for this site is 81 80, of which 70 are expected to Delivery be delivered by March 2018 2019 MM15 53 Site 16/7 – Housing Housing Delivery: The estimated number of houses for this site is 140, of which 120 105 are expected Delivery to be delivered by March 2018 2019 MM16 55 Site 16/8 – Housing Housing Delivery: The estimated number of houses for this site is 150, of which 120 105 are expected Delivery to be delivered by March 2018 2019 MM17 57 Site 16/9 – Housing Housing Delivery: The estimated number of houses to be developed on this site by 2026 is 440 621, Delivery with 120 366 expected to be delivered by March 2018 2019. Housing development is expected to continue beyond 2026. MM18 59 Site 16/10 – Housing Delivery: The estimated number of houses to be developed on this site by 2026 is 360 315, Housing Delivery with 40 70 expected to be delivered by March 2018 2019. Housing development is expected to continue beyond 2026. MM19 61 Site 16/11 – Housing Delivery: The estimated number of houses to be developed on this site by 2026 is 70, of No. Page Policy/Paragraph Change to Reference (Strikethrough = Delete) (Bold = Add) Housing Delivery which 40 are expected to be delivered by March 2018 which are expected to be delivered after March 2019. Housing development is expected to continue beyond 2026. MM20 63 Site 16/12 – Site Former Darwen Moorland High School Land at Holden Fold name MM21 63 Site 16/12 – Map Add revised map insert: insert MM22 63 Site 16/12 – Site 6.4 22.1 hectares Area MM23 63 Site 16/12 – Site Outer Edge of urban area No. Page Policy/Paragraph Change to Reference (Strikethrough = Delete) (Bold = Add) location MM24 63 Site 16/12 – Housing Delivery: The estimated number of houses to be developed on this site by 2026 is 200 315, Housing Delivery 70 of which are expected to be delivered after by March 2018 2019. Housing development is expected to continue beyond 2026. MM25 64 Site 16/12 – Key 1. A coherent design covering the whole site is required which identifies unifying Development characteristics and considers components including transport and site access, green Considerations infrastructure, landscape character and visual impact, drainage and ground conditions. 2. The allocation and subsequent development of the site will establish an amended urban boundary with the Green Belt. The proposed green infrastructure framework for the site should incorporate the creation of a robust Green Belt boundary that will be enduring beyond the plan period, be readily recognisable and create linkages throughout the site to enable beneficial use of the countryside/Green Belt. 3. The site is located within the West Pennine Moors. Development proposals will be required to be designed so as to minimise the potential impacts of development on the landscape character, ecological and recreational value of the West Pennine Moors. 4. Potential impacts of development on landscape character of surrounding countryside including protection of important landscape features such as areas of adjacent woodland. 5. The southern section of the site is within a designated Critical Drainage Area.
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