NORTH LANARKSHIRE LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN Proposed Plan Policy Document
FOREWORD The Local Development Plan sets out the Policies and Proposals to achieve North Lanarkshire’s development needs over the next 5-10 years.
North Lanarkshire is already a successful place, making This Local Development Plan has policies identifying a significant contribution to the economy of Scotland the development sites we need for economic growth, but we want to make it even more successful through sites we need to protect and enhance and has a more providing opportunities to deliver new housing for our focussed policy structure which sets out a clear vision for growing population, creating a climate where businesses North Lanarkshire as a PLACE with policies ensuring the can grow and locate and where opportunities for leisure development of sites is appropriate in scale and character and tourism are enhanced. and will benefit our communities and safeguard our environment. We will ensure that the right development happens in the right places, in a way that balances supply and demand We will work with our partners and communities to for land uses, helps places have the infrastructure they deliver this Plan and a more successful future for need without compromising the environment that North Lanarkshire. defines them and makes North Lanarkshire a distinctive and successful place where people want to live, work, visit and invest. Councillor James Coyle Convener of Planning and Transportation
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Executive summary
The North Lanarkshire Local Development Plan is the land use planning strategy for North Lanarkshire. A strategy is a plan of action designed to achieve a long-term or overall aim. The long-term aim is to increase sustainable growth and regeneration, and to improve places in support of our new Corporate Vision. The Plan looks to achieve this through 7 policies used to determine applications for planning permission.
The 5 principal policies are Purpose of Place to ensure the right development happens in the right places Layout of Development to achieve a form of development that makes places more distinctive Amount of Development to achieve a balance of supply and demand for land uses Contributions to Infrastructure to help places have the infrastructure they need Environmental Qualities to ensure development does not compromise the environment
The 2 thematic policies are Promoting Development to contribute to successful, sustainable places Locations and Infrastructure
Protecting Assets and to contribute to resilient, sustainable places Development Constraints
The strategy is rooted in the character area aspiration that the Purpose of Place policy identifies for each part of North Lanarkshire.
With any application for planning permission the starting point is to locate the character area on the Promote map. Then the 5 PLACE policies will be used to operate the plan’s presumption in favour of sustainable development. The Promoting and Protecting thematic policies will be then be applied. Development sites or infrastructure improvements which may affect an application site are shown on the Promote map. Assets or other constraints on development which may affect an application site are shown on the Protect map.
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Contents
Introduction & vision Introduction What the proposed plan is ...... 10
How the plan is laid out...... 11
Other parts to the plan...... 12
Vision North Lanarkshire profile...... 14
Planning policy context...... 16
Spatial strategy ...... 18
Principal & Thematic policies Principal policies Purpose of Place (PP)...... 22
Layout of Development (LD)...... 32
Amount of Development (AD)...... 23
Contributions to Infrastructure (CI)...... 34
Environmental Qualities (EQ)...... 37
Thematic policies Promoting Development Locations and Infrastructure (PROM)...... 39
Protecting Assets and Development Constraints (PROT)...... 44
Area strategies & appendices Area strategies Summary...... 52
Ravenscraig Regeneration Area...... 54
Airdrie Local Area Partnership...... 58
Bellshill Local Area Partnership...... 64
Coatbridge Local Area Partnership...... 70
Cumbernauld & Kilsyth Local Area Partnership...... 74
Motherwell Local Area Partnership...... 80
Northern Corridor Local Area Partnership...... 84
Wishaw Local Area Partnership...... 90
Appendices Index of Appendices...... 95
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INTRODUCTION & VISION Introduction What the proposed plan is How the plan is laid out Other parts to the plan
Vision North Lanarkshire profile Planning policy context Spatial strategy
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INTRODUCTION What the Proposed Plan is
This Proposed Plan is a significant stage in the statutory It is called a Proposed Plan because the process Within three months of the end of the consultation process of replacing the current North Lanarkshire Local of replacing the existing Local Plan with a Local period objections to the Proposed Plan will be sent, Plan with a Local Development Plan. The Proposed Plan Development Plan has not yet finished. Consultation along with the Plan, for Examination by Scottish is the Council’s view as to what the Local Development will last eight weeks. It is the final opportunity to Government Reporters. The Examination period takes Plan will be. It identifies opportunities for development comment on policies and sites. Only comments made 6-9 months and concludes with the Council receiving and sets out policies for the development and use using the official form can be considered. The form for a Report of Examination. Adoption of the plan takes of land. commenting is available on the Council’s website at place within three months of the receipt of the Report of northlanarkshire.gov.uk/planconsultation Examination. Adoption of the Local Development Plan is therefore anticipated between November 2018 and February 2019.
Consultation Examination Adoption
January-March 2017 October 2017 - May/August 2018 November 2018-February 2019
10 INTRODUCTION How the plan is laid out
The plan is in three sections. The first section covers what The middle section is about the policies. There are The final section has community strategies showing what the plan is about, what its vision is, and how it works. five principal policies relating to the plan strategy the plan means for the Local Area Partnership areas and and two policies relating to the themes of promoting appendices giving further detail on policy guidance and developments and protecting areas. contact information.
Introduction and Vision Principal and Thematic Policy Area Strategies and Appendices
Introduction Principal policy Area strategies What the plan is Purpose of Place Ravenscraig Regeneration Area How the plan is laid out Layout of Development Airdrie Local Area Partnership Other parts to the plan Amount of Development Bellshill Local Area Partnership Contributions to Infrastructure Coatbridge Local Area Partnership Vision Environmental Qualities Cumbernauld and Kilsyth Local Area Partnership North Lanarkshire profile Motherwell Local Area Partnership Planning policy context Thematic policy Northern Corridor Local Area Partnership Spatial strategy Promoting Development Locations and Infrastructure Wishaw Local Area Partnership Protecting Assets and Development Constraints Appendices Purpose of Guidance List of Centres Housing Land Requirement Housing Land Audit 2014 Industrial Land Survey 2015 Glossary Contacts
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INTRODUCTION Other parts to the plan
Maps Guidance Schedules The following maps illustrate where policies in the The plan is supported by Supplementary Guidance The following schedules accompany the plan: plan apply: or Supplementary Planning Guidance as detailed with each policy. Guidance provides more detail on • Action Programme showing actions that are how to comply with the policy: • Promotion Map showing the locations that are programmed to deliver the plan’s policies and identified for development and improvements to proposals. infrastructure. • Purpose of Places reinforcing the role and function • Schedule of Council Land affected by policies • Protection Map showing the areas where there of centres, urban and rural areas through the types and proposals or views expressed by the Proposed are green network and built heritage assets, and of uses found there. Plan. other development constraints such as hazardous • Layout of Development creating distinctive forms • Schedule of Neighbour Notification showing zones and air quality management areas. of development in centre, edge-of-centre, general notifiable interested parties informed of the new urban, urban fringe and rural locations. development sites proposed in the plan. • Amount of Development considering the supply • Monitoring Statement showing how the Council and demand implications of development. intends to monitor the effectiveness of policies and development proposals in the plan. • Contributions to Infrastructure mitigating the impact of development on communities. • Environmental Qualities achieving high quality, low carbon development. • Promoting Development Sites and Infrastructure to achieve successful places. • Protecting Assets and Development Constraints to safeguard the environment.
Guidance will be updated to keep pace with legislation, advice and the changing survey context.
12 INTRODUCTION Other parts to the plan
Assessments Background reports The following assessments accompany the plan: The following background reports support what the plans says and does, and how it was put together:
• Strategic Environmental Assessment addressing the • Main Issues Report setting out changes and issues affecting land use planning since the current Local Plan was impact of the plan on the environment. adopted in September 2012 and options to address them. Main Issues Report on Issues and Site Options reporting the response to the Main Issues Report 2015 and proposing development sites. • Habitats Regulations Appraisal addressing the implications of the plan for Natura 2000 sites. • Oxford Economics Economic Outlook and Scenario providing an economic profile and forecast for North Lanarkshire as a basis for the Local Development Plan growth scenario. • Equalities Impact Assessment addressing the implications of the plan in terms of equalities • Places for Business and Industry Charrette considering a new policy framework for business sites. legislation. • South Wishaw Mini-Charrette considering effectiveness of land for housing in the South Wishaw area. • Health Impact Assessment addressing the implications • Local Housing Strategy for meeting needs and improving the quality of housing in North Lanarkshire. of the plan in terms of population health. • Housing Needs and Demand Assessment setting housing land requirements for the Clydeplan area. • Affordable Housing Background Report providing evidence in support of an affordable housing policy. • Development Planning and Management Transport Appraisal Guidance assessment identifying Strategic transport infrastructure mitigations due to impact of developments • Local Landscape Character Assessment updating local landscape character designations. • Landscape Capacity Study for Wind Turbine Development considering the capacity of local landscapes to accommodate wind turbines in the Clydeplan area. • Site Selection Methodology setting out how potential development sites were assessed. • Urban Boundary Review assessing long-term defensible settlement boundaries. • Green Network Opportunities identifying strategic locations for green infrastructure improvements. • Statement of Landscape Importance for the Clyde Valley Special Landscape Area Background Report.
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VISION North Lanarkshire profile
Overview North Lanarkshire is the fourth largest local authority in Key natural resources include the Kilsyth Hills and Clyde North Lanarkshire occupies a strategic location in Central Scotland with a population of 337,950 (2014 mid-year Valley proposed Special Landscape Areas. Outstanding Scotland, taking advantage of transport links and the estimate). It has a total land area of 47,222 hectares, just man-made features include the Frontiers of the Roman benefits of initiatives such as Enterprise Zone status, new over a quarter of which is urban in nature. More than two Empire (Antonine Wall) World Heritage Site and the sources of employment have developed, particularly thirds of the population live in the six main settlements of Monkland and the Forth and Clyde canals. along the M8 corridor. These developments have Airdrie, Bellshill, Coatbridge, Cumbernauld, Motherwell, transformed the business locations, freeing up former and Wishaw creating a population density of 7.2 people industrial locations for transformation into other land per hectare. The balance of the population lives in There are nature conservation sites of European uses such as housing, leisure and open spaces. smaller towns, villages and rural areas. significance and a wide variety of historic buildings and conservation areas. In contrast to the areas of natural and built heritage value, vacant and derelict land continues to Transportation improvements are set to continue, Most of North Lanarkshire lies within the basin of the account for over 10% of the urban area. particularly with the Glasgow City Region City Deal River Clyde and its tributaries, notably the River Kelvin Infrastructure Fund programme. A major programme of and the North and South Calder Waters. Exceptions to school building across the area also continues, adding to this are the areas of higher ground in the Kilsyth Hills to the community infrastructure improvements that have the north and the Central Scotland Plateau to the east. taken place, such as the opening of a regional sports complex and further education facilities at Ravenscraig.
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Challenges The Main Issues Report summarised the extent to An alternate rebalanced economy scenario could, Equally important is the need to build resilience against which North Lanarkshire is a driver for continued as outlined in the Main Issues Report, increase the the effects of climate change. Improved environmental recovery based on economic restructuring. By 2012 the population by an additional 2,300. Maintaining a performance will need to become a focus in addressing population had completed an almost 30-year recovery minimum 5-year effective housing land supply at all the quality of development. to 1981 levels. The area has provided 45% of all the times in each of North Lanarkshire’s three sub-market industrial land developed in the Glasgow and the Clyde housing areas will be necessary to achieve the potential Valley City Region in the last 5-year period. population growth.
The Oxford Economics forecast is for North Lanarkshire’s Continuing the transition to a low carbon economy is population to rise to 344,000 in 2023, before reaching important for mitigating against climate change. The 355,000 by 2038, an average annual growth rate of existing land use strategy already supports in principle 0.2%. There is the opportunity to rebalance the economy all sustainable forms of renewable energy generation. further by implementing, in the first instance, the Places Waste management facilities are supported particularly for Business and Industry Charrette framework for where there is the potential in industrial areas, using heat business locations to meet market needs. mapping, to support the use of excess heat in energy production where facilities can be jointly located.
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VISION Planning policy context
Purpose of planning Community Plan The Scottish Government aims to ensure that the Other National Developments relevant to North The Single Outcome Agreement, between the Council planning system is aligned to deliver its purpose of Lanarkshire are the Central Scotland Green Network, the and its Community Plan partners, sets priorities for creating a more successful country, through increasing Metropolitan Glasgow Strategic Drainage Partnership, North Lanarkshire. The Community Plan sets out how sustainable economic growth. and National Long Distance Cycling and Walking the Council intends to create prosperity, achieve social Network. The framework offers planning guidance justice, and meet local needs through 4 themes:- The role of the planning system is to take a positive to further the government’s goal of moving Scotland approach to enabling high quality development and • Health & Wellbeing towards a sustainable, low carbon and resilient future. making efficient use of land whilst protecting and • Regeneration enhancing natural and cultural resources. • Community Safety Strategic Development Plan • Children & Young People Scottish Planning Policy North Lanarkshire’s statutory development plan consists of The Glasgow and the Clyde Valley Strategic Scottish Planning Policy aims to make Scotland more Development Plan and North Lanarkshire Local Plan. sustainable, connected and resilient through well- As the land use expression of the Community Plan, the The Strategic Development Plan is a 20-year policy designed places with better transport and digital NLLDP Vision and Strategy will deliver against these framework to help deliver sustainable economic growth, connectivity that reduce our carbon emissions and are themes through the application of the 5 Principal and 2 good quality places and enhance the quality of life in the better adapted to climate change. It does this through Thematic Policies. Glasgow and the Clyde Valley City Region. a combination of principal policies and subject policies. North Lanarkshire Partnership will deliver against the The principal policies of Sustainable Development themes by preparing Local Outcome Improvement Plans and Placemaking introduce a presumption in favour Local Development Plan for each Community Planning Partnership Local Area of development that contributes to sustainable Partnership area. These will detail actions and outcomes development and encourages high quality places by North Lanarkshire’s Local Development Plan needs to be including the delivery of physical projects to improve the taking a design-led approach. consistent with the Strategic Development Plan’s 20-year environment, deliver regeneration, enhance community policy for the city region. The Local Development Plan safety and opportunities for children and young people. looks to achieve those aims over a 5 to 10-year period National Planning Framework through development proposals and through policies for dealing with applications for planning permission in National Planning Framework 3 is the Scottish North Lanarkshire. Government’s long-term development and investment strategy. It sits alongside Scottish Planning Policy. Redevelopment of Ravenscraig is one of 14 National Developments.
16 Scottish Government Purpose Increasing Sustainable Economic Growth
shared policy National Scottish guidance topics Planning Planning Successful sustainable place Framework Low carbon place National Developments Policy Natural resilient place Ravenscraig Principal Policy Connected place Central Scotland Green Network Sustainability Metropolitan Glasgow Strategic Placemaking Strategic Drainage Partnership Development Plan National Long Distance Cycling and Walking Network
Land use policy expression of the North Lanarkshire Partnership’s Community Plan
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VISION Spatial strategy
Focus on places Placemaking and sustainability Successful and safeguarded places The Local Development Plan has to give clear guidance The plan has five principal policies: The Local Development Plan has policies that address for the future development of land and buildings in the demographic and economic challenges facing North Purpose of Place North Lanarkshire. That guidance has to be compatible Lanarkshire. For the creation of successful and connected Layout of Development with national and regional policy. sustainable places there is promotion of a distribution Amount of Development of opportunities to satisfy economic development The regeneration of North Lanarkshire’s economy and Contributions to Infrastructure opportunity and housing needs within a network of physical fabric is ongoing. It is a transformation that Environmental Qualities improved transport links. continues to have regional and national significance. These PLACE policies apply to all applications for Regeneration and transformation should also include the The Local Development Plan has policies that address planning permission and implement the Sustainability creation of better places. the environmental protection challenges facing North and Placemaking principal policies in Scottish Planning Lanarkshire. For the creation of safeguarded natural and Places can be more coherent in terms of their purpose Policy. They aim to achieve the six qualities of successful resilient sustainable places there is protection for the and their sense of place. In land use planning terms places set out in the Scottish Government’s Creating built heritage of historic environment and for the natural that means coherence in terms of the uses and amount Places policy statement: heritage of habitats and species. There is also protection of development that happen in places. It also means • Distinctive for those green network assets that are the people- coherence in terms of the forms of development that centred and contribute to the well-being of communities. places exhibit. • Safe and pleasant The Promote and Protect policies implement in North Individual developments can make a cumulative • Easy to move around Lanarkshire the National Planning Framework’s national contribution to infrastructure improvements and a low • Welcoming developments and the successful, resilient, connected carbon future if they are required to be built to a higher and low carbon policy guidance topics shared by Scottish standard of environment quality and address their impact • Adaptable Planning Policy and the National Planning Framework. on local infrastructure. • Resource efficient They also implement a presumption in favour of sustainable development.
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Corporate Priority Outcomes Outcomes from the Corporate Plan, Community Plan and Single Outcome Agreement.
Improved economic opportunities and outcomes particularly for households and communities that experience significant economic disadvantage
Supporting all children to realise their full potential through education, apprenticeships, training etc. with a particular focus on children from deprived backgrounds who are often failed by current arrangements
Improving health, wellbeing and care of communities again with a particular focus on prevention and reducing inequalities
Improving relationships with Communities and the third sector to mobilise community capacity and resources behind priority outcomes Community Plan Vision North Lanarkshire in 2022 will be a place where people: Communities want to live because of the range, quality and affordability of the housing available, the safety of our communities, the quality and accessibility of the natural environment, and the quality of amenities and services in the area;
Wellbeing live well because the focus within the plan is on improving health and reducing inequalities ensures their health, wellbeing, and life chances are as good as those elsewhere in Scotland;
Enterprise choose to do business because support for new and existing businesses, business sites, the transport network and good transport connections and the quality of workforce are second to none in Scotland;
Lifelong learning participate in learning at all ages and of life to achieve their full potential;
Equality have a fair chance in life and where factors that currently exist to limit people’s opportunities and prospects are overcome, and
Safety particularly our children and young people are safe, nurtured, healthy, achieving, active, respected, responsible and included. Local Development Plan Vision The Local Development Plan is the land use planning policy expression of the Community Plan vision for North Lanarkshire. It aims to increase sustainable growth and regeneration, and to improve places because:
Purpose of Place the right development happens in the right places;
Layout of Development the form of development makes places more distinctive;
Amount of Development there is a balance of supply and demand for land uses;
Contributions to Infrastructure places have the infrastructure they need;
Environmental Qualities development does not compromise the environment;
Promoting Development Locations and Infrastructure development opportunities and infrastructure improvements contribute to successful, sustainable places,
Protecting Assets and Development Constraints and natural and historic environment assets and resources contribute to resilient, sustainable places
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20 PRINCIPAL AND THEMATIC POLICIES Sustainability and Placemaking Principal Policies
Purpose of Place Layout of Development Amount of Development Contributions to Infrastructure Environmental Qualities
Promoting and Protecting thematic policies
Promoting Development Locations: Business sites/Housing sites/Regeneration priorities and Infrastructure: Green network improvements/Transport improvements/Utilities
Protecting Assets: Green network assets/Historic environment assets/Mineral resources and Development Constraints: Hazardous zones/Utilities infrastructure/Air quality and noise management areas
Local Development Plan Policy 21 Local Development Plan Policy PURPOSE OF PLACE PP PRINCIPAL AND THEMATIC POLICIES
Every part of North Lanarkshire is in one of nine CHARACTER AREAS, each with a purpose Each area faces CHALLENGES to their ability to The Council seeks to reinforce PURPOSE of places based on the uses that are or should be there. fulfil their purpose. through USES that take place there (see guidance).
Mixed-use A: Strategic 6 wider community hubs with floorspace in excess of Retaining expenditure as far as possible given the Support a greater range of uses and improvement to the centres 50,000 m2. Providing a full range of uses and attracting proximity of competitor centres. Enhance footfall physical environment through Town Centre Action Plans. town significant numbers of people including retail, generation in line with the Centres First principle. commercial leisure, offices, business, civic, community Rebalancing the role of Ravenscraig in the network. Support delivery of the Ravenscraig masterplan. and cultural facilities. Support a range of uses appropriate to help maintain the B: Town & 18 medium sized centres with floorspace between 5,000 role the centre provides to the community. Ensure the and 50,000 m2. Providing services for smaller towns and level of development does not compromise the Centres local suburban areas. First principles relating to significant footfall.
C: 47 smaller centres with floorspace under 5,000 m2 Encouraging a range of uses and a level of development Neighbourhood providing services for smaller settlements and localities. to meet the needs of their localities while directing significant footfall generators in line with Town Centres First principles. Business D: Strategic 5 large-scale business investment centres. Providing good Improving marketability and quality of place. Integrating Encourage ancillary uses such as limited retail, day centres business locations for major rail/motorway connections. into the wider community. care nurseries and hotels to serve occupiers and local communities. E: Local 14 planned industrial estates mainly meeting the needs Investing in property and physical environment to Support upgrading of premises, amenities, access, business / of small and medium sized enterprises, and a major non- continue to provide good quality and affordable parking and green space. major locations urban employment location. premises. F: Visitor 8 leisure locations and 5 wider rural-based areas Realising the tourism potential of visitor areas. Promoting Support tourism through action plans for the visitor economy providing tourism and visitor economy facilities. the role of existing leisure locations. economy areas and promote leisure uses in existing leisure locations. G: General urban area Maintaining and improving the level of amenity in Achieving the level of amenity appropriate for local Support tourism through action plans for the visitor urban areas. Localities are either primarily residential in context. Allowing diversity in mixed-use localities economy areas and promote leisure uses in existing character or have a more mixed-use character. without compromising Centres First principle or local leisure locations. amenity, including existing Urban Green Network assets, community facilities, and amenity spaces. Encourage development in keeping with residential amenity in areas primarily residential in character. Encourage diversity in mixed-use localities subject to appropriate levels of intensification and amenity. Rural area H: Green Protecting the setting of communities and supporting Resisting development not for agriculture, forestry, Encourage development appropriate for a rural location. regeneration by directing growth to urban areas. recreation or needing a rural location. Allocating Belt Protecting natural assets and providing a high quality appropriate land for urban expansion. environment. I: Countryside Accommodating limited development by extending Resisting pressure for sporadic and isolated development. Encourage creation of jobs and services to serve local existing businesses and settlements in the rural area. Protecting and enhancing local landscapes communities. Supporting agricultural diversification and local job creation.
22 AMOUNT OF DEVELOPMENT (AD) PRINCIPAL AND THEMATIC POLICIES
Applications for planning permission for new development will be assessed for their implications related to the amount of development proposed. The need for an assessment depends on the combination of type (use class), scale and location of development (refer to guidance on following page).
6 storage/ 8 residential 10 non-residential Construction 1 shops comparison 1 shops convenience 2 services 3 food/drink 4 business 5 industrial distribution 7 hotels/hostels institutions 9 housing institutions 11 assembly/leisure minerals Character Area
A: Strategic town Over 1,000 m2 gross -
P Assessment of Appropriateness P B: Town & local
2 Over 500 m gross - impact 2 2 Over 500 m gross Over 500 m gross - impact on Strategic Town and Any amount of development - C: on Strategic Town and – impact on Strategic Town Town and Local Centres Assessment of Appropriateness P Neighbourhood Town and Local Centres and Town and Local Centres
D: Strategic O business Ancillary O P E: Local Ancillary Ancillary business / O major locations
F: Visitor Ancillary Ancillary O O economy
G: General P urban area Any amount of development Any amount of development – impact on Any amount of development Any amount of development – Strategic Town and Town and Local Centres – subject to sequential – Assessment of Appropriateness and subject to sequential approach approach subject to a Over 2Ha sequential approach H: Green Over or 50,000 tonnes 10 units - Belt impact on outwith Housing operational sites - impact Land Supply on strategic I: Countryside supply notes Uses: Uses in this table do not include Sui Generis uses within any Class of development in terms of the Town and Country Planning (Use Ancillary: See Purpose of place guidance for appropriate uses Classes) (Scotland) Oder 1997. Guidance identifies appropriate sui generis uses. st nd rd 23 P: No assessment of amount of development is required. Sequential approach: 1 Strategic Town, Town & Local centre / 2 Edge of Strategic Town, Town & Local centre / 3 Neighbourhood centre /4th Strategic business centre / 5th Out of centre. O: The use is not appropriate for the type of place. Local Development Plan Policy PURPOSE OF PLACE AMOUNT OF DEVELOPMENT GUIDANCE Purpose of this guidance
This guidance clarifies the Council’s policies on dealing with Purpose of Place and Amount of Development in a straightforward and transparent way. It explains the policy principles relating to the purpose of places in North Lanarkshire and the different types and amount of development appropriate in each place and the administrative process for complying with the policy. The objective is to provide certainty at an early stage for those making applications for planning permission
Purpose of Place Amount of Development This Guidance Each part of North Lanarkshire lies within one of four To further strengthen places and to allow them to fulfil For each of the CHARACTER AREAS or SUB AREAS this broad CHARACTER AREAS, identified in the Policy. Each their purpose, the amount of appropriate development guidance will explain the relationship between each of these areas has a purpose defined by the range of uses often has to be controlled. Ensuring the right amount of of the appropriate uses, the appropriate amount of found in that place or the range of uses we would like to development in the right places is particularly important development and, if applicable, the relevant assessment encourage. if the development is of an ancillary or supporting nature. methodology. These areas are further divided into one of nine sub areas Consideration of the appropriateness of amounts of Types of appropriate use which have a range of core uses and often ancillary or development is achieved through assessment of the Types of land and building use are defined in the Town supporting uses which will help the place to fulfil its impact on either the other CHARACTER AREAS or the and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Scotland) Order purpose. land supply relevant to the development. 1997. This forms the basis of this guidance and the The Plan seeks to reinforce PURPOSE of places through The sequential approach and assessments of Purpose of Place and Amount of Development Policies USES that take place there appropriateness are the main methods of assessing in the Local Development Plan. This guidance will also impact on other CHARACTER AREAS. indicate where Non-classified (Sui Generis) uses are appropriate for a CHARACTER AREA. The Local Development Plan is required to ensure that there is a sufficient supply of land for housing, land for business and industry and land for construction minerals. Developments of these types will require to be assessed against their effect on the sufficiency of the land supply.
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Mixed-Use centres
Strategic Town and Town & Local centres Strategic Town and Town and Local Neighbourhood Centres The Council will encourage and support a greater range These provide a range of services including the following These 50 centres provide services for smaller settlements of uses and improvement to the physical environment classes of use for which no assessment of the impact and localities and provide range of uses. In accordance through Town Centre Action Plans and will support of the amount of a proposed development, within the with the Town Centres First Principle and the limited size delivery of the Ravenscraig national development. centre network, is required of the centres any development of over 500 m2 (gross) of the following classes of use will have to be assessed for The Council will support a range of uses appropriate • Class 1 Shops their impact on Strategic Town and Town & Local Centres to help maintain the role these centres provide to the • Class 2 Financial, Professional and other services community and ensure the level of development does • Class 1 Shops • Class 3 Food and Drink including Sui Generis not compromise the Centres First principles relating to • Class 2 Financial, Professional and other services significant footfall. • Class 7 Hotels and Hostels • Class 3 Food and Drink including Sui Generis • Class 8 Residential Institutions • Class 7 Hotels and Hostels • Class 9 Houses including Flats • Class 8 Residential institutions • Class 10 Non-residential Institutions • Class 10 Non-residential institutions • Class 11 Assembly and Leisure • Class 11 Assembly and Leisure Any development involving There are other uses potentially appropriate for these centres which, notwithstanding the Town Centres First Principle will • Class 4 Business require assessment of impact as detailed below. • Class 5 Industrial Class 4 Business, Class 5 Industrial, Class 6 Storage or • Class 6 Storage or Distribution Distribution may be appropriate up to 1,000 m2 floorspace (gross). Development of over 1,000 m2 floorspace (gross) would be subject to an assessment of appropriateness of will be subject to an assessment of appropriateness of the the development for Strategic and Local Business Centres or development for Strategic and Local Business Centres, the character area in which it is proposed. Strategic Town and Town & Local Centres (subject to thresholds) or for the character area in which it is proposed. The development of Class 9 Houses including Flats may be appropriate within Neighbourhood Centres.
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Business centres
Strategic business Local business & major locations Visitor economy These 7 large-scale business investment centres with One major single user location and 8 planned industrial To meet the aspirations of the Council to grow the visitor major rail/motorway connections, offer significant levels estates, generally in longer established locations, mainly economy in North Lanarkshire, the Local Development of employment and in some locations the benefit of meet the needs of a range of small and medium sized Plan has an enabling role in recognising the positive regional or national planning status. enterprises or offer locally significant levels of employment economic impact which this type of development can across the range of business, industrial and distribution bring to communities. These locations are of such a scale that they can uses. accommodate a full range of business, industrial and There are a number of areas in North Lanarkshire that distribution uses. In addition the introduction of a limited Policy supports the upgrading of premises and amenities, already have some Visitor Economy facilities, as well as, range of ancillary activities is appropriate to maintain through the potential introduction of activities ancillary locations that have been specifically designed to cater for and support the contribution these locations make to to the operation of the location, access, parking and this part of the economy. It is proposed to build on these the wider economy. Located close to existing residential green space. Ancillary Development is defined later in this areas and locations and provide supportive planning centres well located ancillary development within the guidance. policy that will enable these locations to continue to limits defined in this guidance could potentially serve develop to meet the aspirations of today’s visitor. Under the provisions of the Promoting Development local communities and as such these locations will be Locations and Infrastructure Policy, Action Plans will be Striking an appropriate balance between the benefits considered as part of the sequential approach. prepared, as required for identified business centres and from sustainable economic growth and any impacts will include details on: arising that could compromise the character of an area or location may require suitable mitigation. • Appraising the existing quality of place and identifying required improvements Developments of this nature will require to be supported • Assessing infrastructure constraints and identifying by a business plan or statement evidencing that the required improvements development is designed to serve the visitor economy. • Mechanisms for delivering place quality and Developments will also require to be assessed against the infrastructure improvements provisions of the Promoting Development Policy. • Integrating centres with the wider community in terms of access and transportation, shared ancillary uses and services and environmental infrastructure
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General urban area Rural Area
Within the General Urban areas localities are either Green Belt Countryside primarily residential in character or have a more The purpose of the Green Belt is to protect the setting of In addition to those developments suitable for the Green mixed-use character. The aim of the plan is to maintain communities, support regeneration by directing growth Belt, the purpose of the defined countryside area is to and improve the level of amenity appropriate for the to urban areas, protect natural assets and provide a high encourage and accommodate limited development by local context. This will primarily be achieved through quality environment. extending existing businesses and settlements in the the provisions of the Layout of Development and rural area and by supporting agricultural diversification Environmental Qualities Policies of the plan. The Council will support development for agriculture, and local job creation. forestry, recreation or developments which require a rural The plan allows diversity of use in mixed-use localities location, including where appropriate visitor economy The Council will resist sporadic or isolated development without compromising the Centres First Principle or related development. through the application of the full range of policies in this local amenity. plan and any applications will be subject to appropriate The Council will resist other forms of development through Therefore any development other than residential assessment of its impacts through the limits defined in the application of the full range of policies in this plan and development will have to be assessed for either the the Amount of Development policy. any applications will be subject to appropriate assessment impact on Strategic Town and Town and Local Business of its impacts through the limits defined in the Amount of Centres or be subject to the sequential approach. Development policy. Mixed-Use localities host a range of uses which give a different character than primarily residential areas but, while that would allow for different forms of development than in primarily residential areas, the amount of development will have to be assessed in accordance with the provisions in the Amount of Development Policy. In areas which are, through assessment, accepted as being of mixed-use in character the Assessment of Appropriateness (defined on the following page) will consider the appropriateness of the development for the character area in which it is proposed.
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Assessment of Impact Where the Amount of Development Policy identifies a requirement to assess the impact of a development this refers to a requirement to assess how the development will affect the viability of other types of Character Area or Sub Area where that use is appropriate, or assess the appropriateness of the proposed development at the application location.
Assessment of Impact on Assessment Appropriateness of Strategic Town and Town & Local Centres Class 4, 5 & 6 development In addition to those developments suitable for the Green The Development Plan Amount of Development Policy An assessment of appropriateness for a designated Belt, the purpose of the defined countryside area is to identifies Centres where development in Classes 4, 5 and 6 character area other than Business Centres should encourage and accommodate limited development by is deemed to support the purpose of those places and offer include but not be limited to a statement on extending existing businesses and settlements in the the best opportunity to meet the aims of those places. • the availability of suitable alternative sites, of a rural area and by supporting agricultural diversification For Strategic business and Local business centres & major sufficient location, size and configuration, in Business and local job creation. locations this means any amount of development in Class Centres 4, 5 and 6 development. For all other character areas size • the proposed use or scale of development would thresholds are set in the Amount of Development Policy. not be compatible with, and therefore potentially Development above these thresholds will require an detrimental to, the purpose of Business Centres Assessment of Appropriateness of the development. • impact on the capacity of Business Centres to function Appropriateness refers to the nature and scale of the in terms of infrastructure and transportation. development and whether it would be more appropriate in a character area designated for the size and class of development proposed or whether there are considerations Assessment of appropriateness for the character area in which can be introduced to justify that the development is which it is proposed should include, but not be limited appropriate for the character area in which it is proposed. to, a statement on • whether the proposal is the intensification of an existing use • the co-location of development processes within an existing development • the scale and nature of existing development in the character area
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Use of Sequential Approach Assessment of Impact on Land supplies Construction and other Minerals
The sequential approach as defined in Scottish Planning Where required, the assessment of the amount of proposed The winning of construction minerals is not considered Policy relates to directing high footfall generating uses to development would have to be considered and justified appropriate within the urban area and within the rural locations where the infrastructure exists to support them in the context of the Local Development Plan having a area will be directed to currently operational sites in and facilitate the transport of large numbers of people, in sufficient supply of land for housing development. Any the first instance. Any proposals for the winning of support of the Town Centres First Principle. assessment would therefore have to prove a need for construction minerals from sites over 2Ha in size or over additional land of the type proposed for development 50,000 tonnes will have to be assessed for the impact of Where the Amount of Development Policy identifies a and/or a locational need for the development. the development on the strategic supply as defined in requirement to assess the development through the the Strategic Development Plan. sequential approach, the availability and suitability of alternative sites must be assessed and quantified in There is existing guidance on Assessing Applications the following sequence of centres, in accordance with for Minerals. The search areas defined in this guidance current Scottish Planning Policy, guidance and practice: will remain the same under the Local Development Plan along with the broad principles of assessment but the 1st Strategic Town, Town & Local centre guidance will be updated to reflect the policies of the 2nd Edge of Strategic Town or Town & Local Centre Local Development Plan and any changes in Scottish Planning Policy, Advice or Guidance. 3rd Neighbourhood centre
4th Strategic business centre (ancillary development)
5th Out of centre
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Ancillary Development To support the aims of the plan and to reinforce or support the purpose of places it has been identified that ancillary development may be appropriate in certain Character Areas. Generally the term is defined for each Character Area as follows
Strategic Business Centres Local Business Centres Visitor economy Ancillary Development is development in the following Ancillary Development is development in the following The term ancillary in this section refers to being ancillary classes which supports the operation of an existing use classes which supports the operation of the centre, or to an existing use within the character area. in the centre, the operation of the centre or the adjacent an existing use in the centre, by providing uses at a scale • Class 1 Shops local community by providing uses at a scale appropriate appropriate to the centre. to the centre. • Class 3 Food & Drink • Class 1 Shops (Convenience) • Class 7 Hotels & Hostels • Class 1 Shops (Convenience) • Class 2 Financial & Professional Services • Class 11 Assembly & Leisure • Class 2 Financial & Professional Services • Class 3 Food & Drink • Class 3 Food & Drink • Class 7 Hotels & Hostels • Class 7 Hotels & Hostels Developments of this nature will require to be supported • Class 11 Assembly & Leisure by a business plan or statement evidencing that the Developments of this nature will require to be supported development is designed to serve the visitor economy. by a business plan or statement evidencing that the Developments will also require to be assessed against the development is designed to serve the centre in which it is Such development will require to be located in close provisions of the Promoting Development Policy. proximity to or with direct or easy access to the located. adjacent community. Development not meeting these requirements will not be considered ancillary in this regard. Developments of this nature will require to be supported by a business plan or statement evidencing that the development is designed to serve the centre in which it is located and that it has been assessed using the sequential approach if serving an adjacent settlement
30 Local Development Plan Policy 31 Local Development Plan Policy LAYOUT OF DEVELOPMENT (LD) PRINCIPAL POLICY
The Council seeks to reinforce sense of place through the FORM of development. Form changes across the TRANSECT of type of place from centres to rural. Guidance sets out the design criteria for the form of development in terms of increased scale, massing, height and materials that are appropriate to centres. There are flexible parking requirements to encourage use of public transport options CENTRE available in urban centres. Design criteria change at the edge-of-centre transition from Mixed-Use and Business Centre Character Areas to the General Urban Character area. The form of development appropriate should reflect that transition to a reduced scale, massing and EDGE height of development. The form of development appropriate to general urban areas relative to urban centres will generally be reduced in terms of URBAN scale and density. Design criteria change at the urban fringe transition from General Urban Character Area to a more rural setting. FRINGE The form of development appropriate to a rural setting relative to an urban location will generally be reduced in terms of RURAL scale and density.
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Layout of Development The Council seeks to reinforce sense of place through the layout and form of development. Form changes across the Transect of type of place from centres to rural. This guidance will not repeat the contents of existing documents such as the Scottish Government’s Creating Places and Designing Streets, the principles of which North Lanarkshire Council Supports, but will provide interpretation on how that guidance will be applied in North Lanarkshire. Supplementary Planning Guidance will be published which will provide more detail on what is acceptable in terms of form of development across the Transect of Centre / Edge of Centre / Urban / Fringe / Rural. This will include guidance on
Purpose of Place Amount of Development This Guidance • Massing • Massing • Massing • Height • Height • Height • Materials that are appropriate • Materials that are appropriate • Materials that are appropriate • Parking requirements • Commercial and residential parking requirements • Building clusters
Detail on the process of appraisal and assessment will be contained in the Environmental Qualities Supplementary Guidance.
Local Development Plan Policy 33 Local Development Plan Policy CONTRIBUTIONS TO INFRASTRUCTURE (CI) PRINCIPAL POLICY
The Council wishes to secure 20% AFFORDABLE HOUSING provision from housing developments in the Cumbernauld Housing Sub-Market Area in accordance with adopted Council policy, and secure additional EDUCATION, ROAD or AMENITY SPACE and PLAY provision arising from new developments to mitigate their impact on the education provision, road network or green network infrastructure. New developments that, individually or cumulatively, generate a requirement for new or enhanced infrastructure or services will be expected to contribute towards the provision of the required infrastructure, facilities and services, including that infrastructure provided in advance of development identified in this plan. Developer CONTRIBUTIONS will be agreed in accordance with the five tests of Circular 3/2012 - Planning Obligations and Good Neighbour Agreements, as outlined by the Scottish Government. Supplementary Planning Guidance gives further detail.
34 CONTRIBUTIONS TO INFRASTRUCTURE (CI) PROPOSED SUPPLEMENTARY PLANNING GUIDANCE
New developments that individually or cumulatively generate a requirement for new or enhanced infrastructure or services will be expected to contribute towards the provision of the required infrastructure, facilities and services. Developer contributions will be agreed in accordance with the five tests of Circular 3/2012 - Planning Obligations and Good Neighbour Agreements as outlined by the Scottish Government. There are four infrastructure types where Supplementary Planning Guidance will be prepared:
Education Roads Amenity Space and Play Affordable Housing Contributions to education provision Infrastructure contributions for the areas Open Space and Amenity Guidance will The Council wishes to secure 20% will be sought where there may be where a requirement for a Transport advise that provision is expected and if affordable housing provision from existing or future capacity issues in school Appraisal has been identified and is being not provided on-site an infrastructure housing developments in the catchments relating to proposed LDP sites carried out. This will include, as required, contribution to offsite provision may be Cumbernauld Housing Sub-Market Area in and future build rate projections. areas where cumulative development required. accordance with adopted Council policy. requires joint infrastructure provision Initial guidance will detail This guidance will detail This guidance will detail from developers. • The principles of seeking a contribution • The principles of seeking a contribution • The principles of seeking a contribution This guidance will detail • The method of securing and managing • The method of securing and managing • The method of securing and managing the contribution • The principles of seeking a contribution the contribution the contribution • The forms of residential development to • The method of securing and managing • The forms of residential development to • The forms of residential development to which the policy will apply the contribution which the policy will apply which the policy will apply • The calculation of the level of • The forms of development to which the • The calculation of the level of • The calculation of the level of contribution policy will apply contribution contribution • The types of educational infrastructure • The calculation of the level of • The types of Open Space, Amenity • The nature of affordable provision the contribution can be directed to e.g. contribution or Play infrastructure to which the school extensions, new schools • The types of Roads infrastructure to contribution can be directed which the contribution can be directed The process by which/when Infrastructure Contributions are required will be set out Subsequent guidance will include a The detail of what is required will be in the Draft guidance for Proposed Plan technical appendix which identifies contained in the Environmental Qualities stage capacity issue catchments. Supplementary Guidance.
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36 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITIES (EQ) PRINCIPAL POLICY
Development will only be permitted where high standards of sustainability are achieved. Where appropriate, proposals will need to demonstrate that: 1 An APPRAISAL of the existing character and features of the site and its setting, including: ground stability and contamination, identity, connections, landscape, biodiversity, heritage or amenity value has been carried out. 2 EXISTING Rights of Way or FEATURES of natural or historic environment interest (including traditional stone buildings/structures) will be safeguarded or enhanced, including: archaeological, historic environment and landscape features and wildlife interests. 3 The PROPOSED development takes account of the site appraisal and any evaluation of design options, and achieves a high QUALITY OF DEVELOPMENT in terms of: a Providing a safe, inclusive, convenient and welcoming development addressing: personal safety, security and crime prevention; adaptability; safe, secure, and convenient access into and through the development that is attractive to pedestrians, cyclists, and people with disabilities; integration with public transport, green networks and wider links; access for cars where required, being safe for all road users, and appropriate parking or traffic calming being well located and integrated. b Addressing energy, resources and waste issues in order to create a sustainable development with a low ecological footprint including: reducing energy need; encouraging sustainable construction; promoting health and wellbeing; reducing waste and resources used through effective storage collecting and composting of waste and recyclable materials, and measures which reduce CO2 emissions and encourage low and zero-carbon approaches. c Connection to the fibre optic network to ensure that next generation broadband speeds of 100 megabytes per second and above can be provided. d Mitigating any likely air quality, noise, or pollution impacts particularly in or adjacent to Air Quality or Noise Management Areas. e Ensuring that water body status is protected and, where possible, enhanced. Status includes physical characteristics, so proposals such as culverting will only be considered where no other practical option exists. Foul water should connect to the public sewer - alternatives to this will only be permitted where no public system exists and the alternative does not pose an environmental risk. Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems should be adopted within site design and appropriate details require to be submitted with any relevant planning application. 4 Adequate provision has been made for the development and MAINTENANCE of landscaped open space areas and amenity space and play provision, and for linking to and enhancing open spaces and green networks. Supplementary Planning Guidance gives further detail overleaf
Local Development Plan Policy 37 Local Development Plan Policy ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITIES PROPOSED SUPPLEMENTARY PLANNING GUIDANCE
This Supplementary Planning Guidance, when published, will not repeat the contents of existing documents such as the Scottish Government’s Creating Places and Designing Streets, the principles of which North Lanarkshire Council Supports, but will provide interpretation on how that guidance will be applied in North Lanarkshire.
Appraisal Features Maintenance The proposed development requires to be appraised in Features identified through the appraisal of the Development Proposals will require to provide detail terms of the site and its surroundings to ensure it will Protecting Assets and Development Constraints policy on the provision and maintenance of landscaped open integrate successfully into the local area and avoid harm to should be safeguarded or enhanced. space areas and amenity space and play provision, and neighbouring amenity. Development should relate well to for linking to and enhancing open spaces and green Guidance will include advice on the existing context and avoid adverse impact on existing networks. or proposed properties in terms of overlooking, loss of • the nature and types of features to be safeguarded or Guidance will include advice on privacy or amenity, overshadowing, or disturbance. enhanced • the standards of provision required for different types Guidance will include advice on the matters to be • requirement for any additional assessments of development addressed in the appraisal including • alternative methods of provision • massing, height, style, finishing materials of any Quality of Development • methods of securing developer contributions to building or buildings on the site Guidance will include, where appropriate, advice on provision outwith a development site • massing, height, style, finishing materials of any the standards and assessment criteria for the factors • acceptable maintenance arrangements building or buildings in the surrounding character area described in sections 3a to 3e of the Environmental • mix of uses in the character area Qualities Principal Policy. • ground stability and contamination • connections including roads, paths and visual • landscape character and quality • biodiversity of plants and animals, • heritage or amenity value of buildings or structures above or below ground • the character and scale of any building clusters in rural areas
38 PROMOTING DEVELOPMENT LOCATIONS AND INFRASTRUCTURE (PROM) THEMATIC POLICY
The Council will support the creation of successful, sustainable, connected places by promoting development locations and infrastructure improvements as detailed below. Locations are detailed in Area Strategies for each Local Area Partnership area. Guidance gives further detail where necessary Business development sites The supply of high quality marketable industrial land, including a 5-year supply of readily available sites in Purpose of Place policy Business Centres, and leisure development at Leisure Locations or associated with existing leisure uses. The Area Strategies list the land supply for each area. This comprises: - the 2015 Industrial Land Survey sites that are located in Purpose of Place policy Business Centres, - sites for specific uses, and - proposed business sites being promoted through this plan. The Industrial Land Survey 2015 Appendix lists all industrial sites, including the land supply (refer to the land supplies viewer on the council website). Housing development sites The supply of sites to satisfy housing demand, including a minimum 5-year effective supply of land for housing in each housing sub-market area at all times. The Area Strategies list the land supply for each area. This comprises: - the 2014 Housing Land Audit Effective sites; - proposed housing sites (PDS) being promoted through this plan to meet the land supply requirement, Future Development Sites which have the potential to be developed to meet future housing need, and - new sites with planning permission granted between 1 April 2014 and 31 August 2016. The Housing Land Audit 2014 Appendix lists all the Established Housing Land Sites, including that proportion considered Effective (refer to the land supplies viewer on the council website). Regeneration priorities Town Centre Action Plans and Regeneration Sites listed in Area strategies. Special Landscape Areas & Green network Proposed Special Landscape Areas, Seven Lochs Wetland Park, natural areas and other green open spaces contributing to the health and quality of life of local improvements communities are listed in Area strategies. Transport improvements Including Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund projects and other road, park and ride, car parks, and Safer Routes to School initiatives listed in Area strategies.
Local Development Plan Policy 39 Local Development Plan Policy PROMOTING DEVELOPMENT LOCATIONS PROPOSED SUPPLEMENTARY PLANNING GUIDANCE
The Council will support the creation of successful, sustainable, connected places by promoting development locations and infrastructure improvements. Locations are detailed in Area Strategies for each Local Area Partnership area. Guidance will give further detail where necessary and will consist of Supplementary Planning Guidance, masterplans or Action Plans.
Business Development sites Visitor Economy Action Plans will be prepared, as required, for identified To meet the Council’s aspirations to grow the visitor This guidance will detail requirements to Business Centres and will include details on: economy in North Lanarkshire, the Local Development • Appraise the existing quality of place to ensure that Plan has an enabling role in recognising the positive • Appraising the existing quality of place and identifying new or expanded sites are not prominent in the economic impact which this type of development can required improvements landscape and that any visual intrusion is minimised by bring to communities. • Assessing infrastructure constraints and identifying effective screening required improvements There are a number of areas in North Lanarkshire that • Assess infrastructure constraints and identify required already have some Visitor Economy facilities, as well • Mechanisms for delivering place quality and improvements as locations identified in the Area Strategies that have infrastructure improvements • Assess the impact of proposed development on been specifically designed to cater for this part of the centres, towns or villages • Integrating centres with the wider community in terms economy. of access and transportation, shared ancillary uses and • Identify how a development will support or enhance services and environmental infrastructure It is proposed to encourage visitor economy development the visitor economy and in these areas and locations that will enable them to • Integrate development with the wider community in continue to meet the aspirations of today’s visitor. terms of access and transportation, shared ancillary The appropriate balance between the benefits from uses and services and environmental infrastructure sustainable economic growth and the mitigation of any impacts arising, that could compromise the character of an area or location will be an important element of the Council’s considerations.
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Regeneration Priorities Housing development sites Future Housing Development Sites Town Centres An Action Programme will be prepared for Proposed Sites Sites which have the potential to be developed to meet in accordance with current planning policy, guidance and future housing need. The regeneration and enhancement of our Town Centres planning advice from the Scottish Government. remains a priority for North Lanarkshire. We will continue A number of sites have been identified as a result of to deliver this through the preparation of: an Urban Boundary review and review of urban area designations. These sites are not required to meet the • Town Centre Health Checks Proposed Housing Development Sites requirement for a 5 year supply of effective land for • Town Centre Action Plans Following an assessment of site status and land supply housing but may have potential for development should • Action Plans for other mixed use centres as prioritised requirements a number of sites are identified, for an additional requirement be identified. by the Council development, to meet the requirements to maintain a As part of the planning application process any application 5- year supply of effective land for housing . for a future housing development site will also have to justify the development on the basis of housing need and Regeneration Areas and Sites or locational circumstances. A justification on locational The regeneration of particular sites or areas identified in circumstances will include the Plan will be a priority and will be delivered through: • sites in the urban area of both the North Lanarkshire • A revised Masterplan for Ravenscraig Local Plan and the Local Development Plan which are • Action programming of regeneration sites now designated as Future Housing Development Sites • Action Plans, as required, to support the Local • small scale formerly non-urban sites which adjoin an Outcome Improvement Plans referred to in the Area existing or Proposed Development site and can be Strategies in the Plan justified as a logical extension
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Construction and other Minerals Green Network improvements Transport Improvement The winning of construction minerals is not considered Individual areas of Green Infrastructure combine to form Transport improvements will be identified and delivered appropriate within the urban area and within the rural the Green Network. This may consist of connected or through the area will be directed to operations currently operational unconnected hubs, corridors and other links comprising • North Lanarkshire Transportation Strategy sites in the first instance. Any proposals for the winning of features of the natural and built environment including construction minerals from sites over 2Ha in size or over woodlands, open spaces, trees, cemeteries, water features • Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund 50,000 tonnes will have to be assessed for the impact of such as lochs, bogs and rivers and various other habitats. • Proposed Site Action Programmes the development on the strategic supply as defined in Guidance will be provided outlining how new • Contributions to Infrastructure Policy the Strategic Development Plan. development proposals will protect, enhance and manage There is existing guidance on Assessing Applications existing green infrastructure and in key locations provide for Minerals. The search areas defined in this guidance new green infrastructure (ie. the Seven Lochs Wetland Park Current North Lanarkshire Transportation Strategy will remain the same under the Local Development Plan area and areas identified within the LDP as Green Network projects are listed in the Area Strategies. along with the broad principles of assessment but the Priority Areas). Additionally, where not already designated, Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund guidance will be updated to reflect the policies of the key wildlife corridors will be identified and designated as projects are listed in the Area Strategies and, as Local Development Plan and any changes in Scottish Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation. appropriate to the location and scale of the project, Planning Policy, Advice or Guidance. Green Network Opportunities will be delivered on site or guidance will be prepared including details of the by a planning obligation. Detailed opportunities required • nature and scope of the infrastructure to be delivered by a site or due to its impact as part of cumulative • timescale within which the project will be delivered development with be set out in the guidance. • legislative requirements and processes applying to the Guidance will also include project • The principles of seeking a contribution • requirements in relation to the provisions of the Policies • The method of securing and managing the of the Plan contribution
• The forms of development to which the policy will apply Any required mitigation in association with development • The calculation of the level of contribution sites will be delivered, as appropriate, through Action • The types of Green Network enhancement to which Programming or planning conditions or obligations and the contribution can be directed in accordance with the provisions of the Contributions to Infrastructure Policy.
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Utilities Improvements Under the provisions of the Promoting development And, as appropriate to the character area and or type of For Wind Energy development guidance will achieve this locations and infrastructure policy the Council supports in development, requiring an assessment of a development’s by identifying landscape character areas and, for each of principle all forms of utilities development subject to the impact on the character area in terms of these areas, the potential for development in terms of assessment criteria contained in the policy. In addition the • convenience to the public • capacity for different heights of turbines Council will prepare appropriate guidance to identify any constraints to the development of • visual amenity • capacity for different numbers of turbines • noise and other disturbance • cumulative development impact • recycling centres, vehicle charging points and heat networks • traffic and highway safety, and the ability of vehicles to • visual impact operate safely • waste and waste recycling developments • potential community benefit • scale of development • renewable energy developments and • cumulative impact • telecommunications developments • community benefit • infrastructure capacity and by identifying • restoration • the suitability, in terms of environmental qualities, of character areas or parts of character areas for development types • the capacity of character areas or parts of character areas for development types
Local Development Plan Policy 43 Local Development Plan Policy PROTECTING ASSETS AND DEVELOPMENT SITE CONSTRAINTS (PROT) THEMATIC POLICY
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The Council will protect natural and resilient sustainable places by safeguarding natural and built heritage assets, mineral resources and development site constraints
A: Green network Categories 1, 2, and 3 are locations protected for their importance for species or 1 International Special Areas of Conservation / assets habitats, or other environmental value. Special Protection Areas Development that significantly affects a species protected by law will only be 2 National Sites of Special Scientific Interest permitted where an appraisal has demonstrated that the protected species would not be compromised; or any significant adverse affects on the protected species are mitigated through planning conditions or use of planning agreements to: facilitate 3 Local Special Landscape Areas / Seven Lochs Wetland Park / Sites of Importance for protection of individual species members, reduce disturbance to a minimum and Nature Conservation / Local Nature Reserves / Country Parks / Formal Town Parks / provide appropriate alternative habitats to sustain at least the current levels of the Community Parks / Tree Preservation Orders* / Core Paths* and Rights of Way* species locally. Not all locations important for species are identified. 4 Urban Green Natural areas, sports pitches* and other green open spaces contributing to quality Category 4 locations are of value to people in their communities. Network of life in local communities. B: Historic Development should avoid causing harm to the character or setting of sites protected 1 International Frontiers of the Roman Empire (Antonine Wall) environment assets for their historic environment value. World Heritage Site /
Frontiers of the Roman Empire (Antonine Wall) Planning permission or any other relevant consent will only be granted for such sites where the character and appearance of the site and its setting, including any special World Heritage Site Buffer Zones interest or features of architectural or historic interest, is preserved and/or enhanced. 2 National Gardens and Designed Landscapes in Scotland
Scheduled Monuments
Kilsyth Historic Battlefield
Category A Listed Buildings*
3 Local Category B C Listed Buildings*
Conservation Areas
Canal Corridors
Sites of Archaeological Interest
C: Mineral resources There is a presumption against proposals for development that would potentially Construction minerals Hard rock / crushed rock aggregate / sand / gravel sterilise valuable mineral resources. Applications for extraction will be assessed on supply, environmental, social and economic impacts, and restoration criteria in Resources Coal / unconventional fossil fuels guidance.
* Categories of assets indicated with an asterisk are not mapped on the Protection map.
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Supplementary Planning Guidance gives further detail in addition to the specific criteria listed below.
Development proposals should have no significant adverse impact on Natura 2000 sites or their qualifying interests. Where an assessment is unable to conclude that a development will not adversely affect the integrity of the site, development will only be permitted where there are no alternative solutions; and there are imperative reasons of overriding public interest. Refer to Supplementary Planning Guidance for further information.
Development that affects a Site of Special Scientific Interest will only be permitted where an appraisal has demonstrated: the objectives of the designated area and the overall integrity of the area would not be compromised; or any significant adverse effects on the qualities for which the area has been designated are clearly outweighed by social or economic benefits of national importance. Planning permission will only be granted for proposals potentially affecting Local sites if it can be demonstrated to the Council’s satisfaction that there will be no adverse impact or that any impacts can be mitigated in environmental terms relevant to the impact. Playing fields and sports pitches should not be redeveloped except where: • the proposed development is ancillary to the principal use as a playing field or involves a minor part not affecting its use and potential for sport or training; • the playing field would be replaced by a new or upgraded playing field of comparable or greater benefit for sport and in a location convenient for its users, or • a playing field strategy prepared in consultation with SportScotland demonstrates a clear excess of sports pitches to meet current and anticipated future demand in the area, and the site could be developed without detriment to the overall quality of provision There will be a presumption against development which would have an adverse impact on the Frontiers of the Roman Empire (Antonine Wall) World Heritage Site as defined on the Protection Map.
There will be a presumption against development within the Frontiers of the Roman Empire (Antonine Wall) World Heritage Site Buffer Zones which would have an adverse impact on the site and its setting, unless: mitigating action to the satisfaction of the Council in consultation with Historic Environment Scotland can be taken to redress the adverse impact; and there is no conflict with other Local Development Plan policies.
Development shall not impact adversely upon important views to, from and within them, or upon the site or setting of component features which contribute to their value.
There will be a presumption against development detrimentally affecting Scheduled Monuments.
Development should avoid causing harm to the character or setting of sites.
Applications for Planning Permission in Principle are not normally considered appropriate for these Local category historic environmental assets.
Consent will only be granted where the character and appearance of the site and its setting is preserved or enhanced, including any features of architectural or historic interest
The Council will satisfy market demands by protecting from alternative development sites whose loss would affect the 10-year supply in the Strategic Development Plan area and directing proposals for extraction to extension areas within or adjacent to existing operational sites. The Council will satisfy market demands by directing new proposals for opencast extraction to the identified search areas and for unconventional fossil fuels to the licence areas.
The Council will manage development in areas subject to hazards and other development site considerations in accordance with plans and protocols of the relevant managing agencies, including, for flood risk areas, implementing the Water Framework Directive and Flood Risk Management Plans as appropriate.
The Council will manage development in these areas to support the objectives of respective management plans.
Applicants for Planning Permission should confirm that designations are still in effect prior to making an application.
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Supplementary Planning Guidance will be published which will provide more detail relating to protecting natural and built heritage assets and mineral resources and will outline in more detail what is acceptable in development terms.
Green Network Assets Historic and Natural Environment Assets Mineral Resources In addition to international and national legislation When considering future development affecting the Planning guidance will set out assessment methods protecting environmental designations, a range of historic built and natural environment and the setting to ensure that there will be no significant adverse local designations are in place to protect important of individual Historic Environment Assets, the Council impacts from mineral extraction processes including landscapes, natural heritage sites, town, country and will seek guidance where appropriate from Historic unconventional fossil fuels, in terms of noise, vibration, community parks and individual or groups of trees Environment Scotland and Scottish Natural Heritage dust, fumes and other impacts on the human or natural contributing to amenity. as well as utilising any existing policy and guidance environment. Guidance will advise in more detail how these assets will documents produced by these organisations. be protected before, during and after the development Both Historic Environment Scotland and Scottish Natural process takes place. Heritage have produced a variety of policy and guidance documents for aspects of the historic environment and the Council will produce guidance which will supplement these documents if and when required.
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Hazardous zones Utilities infrastructure Management areas The Council will manage development in areas subject The Council will manage development in areas where Development proposals should detail how any likely to hazards and other development site considerations utility infrastructure requires to be protected or will limit air quality, noise, or pollution impacts particularly in or in accordance with plans and protocols of the relevant development potential in accordance with plans and adjacent to Air Quality or Noise Management areas will be managing agencies, including, for flood risk areas, protocols of the relevant managing agencies. mitigated. implementing the Water Framework Directive and the Applicants will always be advised to contact utility or North Lanarkshire has published Noise Guidance for preparation of Surface Water Management Plans. infrastructure providers to obtain up to date advice on New Developments which can be accessed through the The Council will expect applicants to assess how current requirements and standards. Council web site. Developers should consult this guidance constraints affect sites dependant on the characteristics when preparing their site appraisals and consult with the of the site, its surroundings and the form of development. relevant section of the Council as required. Applicants will always be advised to consult with SEPA to Updated guidance on Air Quality will also be published by ascertain potential flood risk. the Council and will also be available through the Council website. North Lanarkshire Council has published guidance relating to the development of contaminated land, which can be This Guidance will be accessed through the Council website. Developers should Site specific – where the location of an application for consult this guidance when preparing their site appraisals planning permission is within an AQMA/NMA or buffer/ and consult with the relevant section of the Council as influence zone required. Topic specific – where the development being proposed is something that raises potential AQMA/NMA issues
48 NORTH LANARKSHIRE LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN Proposed Plan Policy Document AREA STRATEGIES
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AREA STRATEGIES
Ravenscraig Regeneration Area Airdrie Local Area Partnership Bellshill Local Area Partnership Coatbridge Local Area Partnership Cumbernauld & Kilsyth Local Area Partnership North Local Area Partnership Motherwell Local Area Partnership Wishaw Local Area Partnership
50 Local Development Plan Policy 51 Local Development Plan Policy AREA STRATEGIES SUMMARY
Mixed use centres North Lanarkshire has 6 Strategic town centres (Airdrie, Coatbridge, Cumbernauld, Motherwell, Ravenscraig, and Wishaw), 18 Town and local centres, and 48 Neighbourhood centres. Business centres There are 5 Strategic business centres (Eurocentral-Mossend-Newhouse / Gartcosh-Kilgarth-Gartsherrie / Ravenscraig / Strathclyde-Righead-Bellshill / Westfield), 13 Local business centres, 6 Visitor Areas, 7 Visitor Locations and specialised limited-use sites at Drumshangie and Chapelhall. There are 89 existing business development sites across these locations, totalling 587.35 hectares of land. There are 2 Promote business sites providing the opportunity for a further 19.15 hectares. That means the total amount of business development opportunity across business locations is 91 sites providing 606.50 hectares of development land.
Area Existing Sites Area (Ha) Proposed Sites Area (Ha) Total Sites Area (Ha) Airdrie 7 157.35 -- -- 7 157.35 Bellshill 38 176.90 -- -- 38 176.90 Coatbridge 5 73.89 1 15.42 6 89.31 Cumbernauld/Kilsyth 26 49.33 1 3.73 27 53.06 Motherwell 5 79.90 -- -- 5 79.90 Northern Corridor 5 48.32 -- -- 5 48.32 Wishaw 3 1.66 -- -- 3 1.66 89 587.35 2 19.15 91 606.50
Promoting housing There are 214 existing Promote housing development sites with capacity remaining to provide 16,584 housing units. There are 53 proposed Promote housing sites with capacity to provide a further 5,435 housing units. That means the total amount of housing development opportunity in North Lanarkshire is 22,019.
Area Existing Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Proposed Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Total Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Airdrie 32 58.74 1,222 963 11 68.86 760 43 127.60 1,723 Bellshill 16 51.18 978 844 4 32.09 802 20 83.27 1,646 Coatbridge 27 93.62 2,099 2,021 7 52.76 1,319 34 146.38 3,340 Cumbernauld/Kilsyth 43 230.80 3,079 2,864 6 17.81 443 49 248.61 3,307 Motherwell 34 263.63 5,256 4,839 2 6.35 158 36 269.98 4,997 Northern Corridor 22 258.86 3,860 3,841 4 9.04 227 26 267.90 4,068 Wishaw 40 63.13 1,440 1,212 19 115.67 1,726 59 178.80 2,938 214 1,019.96 17,934 16,584 53 302.58 5,435 267 1,322.54 22,019
52 AREA STRATEGIES SUMMARY
Regeneration There are Town Centre Action Plans for Airdrie, Bellshill, Coatbridge, Cumbernauld, and Motherwell. There is a Draft Town Centre Action Plan for Kilsyth and following completion of a range of physical projects within the town centre, a Town Centre Action Plan will be prepared for Wishaw. Ravenscraig and Orchardton Woods are identified as Regeneration Areas and there are identified regeneration sites in Airdrie, Gartsherrie, Kilsyth, Wardpark North, Cumbernauld, Newmains and Uddingston. Lists Sites are listed for each Local Area Partnership area where appropriate relating to Business sites, Housing sites, Regeneration priorities, Green Network improvements, Transport improvements, and Potential Heat Energy Network Sources under the Promote development locations and infrastructure improvements policy.
Local Development Plan Policy 53 Local Development Plan Policy AREA STRATEGIES RAVENSCRAIG REGENERATION AREA
Ravenscraig Masterplan Developments to date National Development Masterplan The Ravenscraig Masterplan, supported by an Outline The following developments have been completed on Ravenscraig is now a National Development in the Planning Application approved by North Lanarkshire the site National Planning Framework 3, with the aim that: Council, proposed a wide range of new developments at • College campus “This site will be re-developed for a range of additional Ravenscraig. In summary, these were: • Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility uses. A revised masterplan will be developed to deliver a 2 low carbon, sustainable settlement for the 21st century, • Town centre, with up to 57,600 m of retail space, plus • BRE (Building Research Establishment) experimental with additional homes and facilities, a new town centre, offices, restaurants, and other leisure facilities. homes development jobs and sustainable transport connections.” • Two major leisure facilities. • Restaurant In order to deliver on its National Development status and • Up to 3,500 new dwellings • Over 300 all-tenure Housing units in recognition of the changed economy since the current Masterplan was approved, a revised Masterplan will be • Up to 100,000 m2 of business floorspace prepared by the developers, Ravenscraig Limited, North • Up to 116,000 m2 of industrial floorspace Lanarkshire Council and other development partners. • Hotels To facilitate the further regeneration of the site the Ravenscraig area has been defined as General Urban • Railway Station (town centre) through the Development Plan. The existing Masterplan • Community Facilities development profile is represented on the schematic plan opposite and will act as a guide on the development • Parkland profile for the new Masterplan in terms of the type of development expected and the current agreed development limits.
54 AREA STRATEGIES
Local Development Plan Policy 55 Local Development Plan Policy AREA STRATEGIES RAVENSCRAIG REGENERATION AREA
Existing business development sites* Existing housing development sites*
Reference Name Type Area (Ha) Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining NLS00455 Single User Campus Prospecthill Road 2 43.67 NLMW0573A Ravenscraig South Calder 11.97 301 301 NLS00458 Business Quarter Prospecthill Road 2 30.72 NLMW0573C Ravenscraig Carfin 1 North 6.02 138 46 NLS00458 Business Quarter East Prospecthill Road 2 4.78 NLMW0573E Ravenscraig Carfin 3 16.70 309 295 Total 79.17 NLMW0573L Ravenscraig Nether Johnston 13.26 313 313 NLMW0573M Ravenscraig Meadowhead 55.44 1,236 1,236 NLMW0573O Ravenscraig Craigneuk/Roman Road 23.74 634 634 NLMW0573Q Ravenscraig Town Centre 68.02 550 550 NLMW1104 Ravenscraig Carfin 1 South 3.53 96 70 Total 198.68 3,577 3,445
*These sites are also included in the Motherwell Local Area Partnership site lists and map
56 Local Development Plan Policy 57 Local Development Plan Policy AREA STRATEGIES AIRDRIE LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP
This section shows what the plan means for the Airdrie Local Area Partnership, giving information on the number of each different type of centre and details of sites currently in the land supplies, sites proposed through the plan, any regeneration areas or sites and transportation projects in the area. Mixed use centres The Airdrie Local Area Partnership area contains the Strategic Town Centre of Airdrie and the Town and Local Centre of Coatdyke. There are also 10 Neighbourhood Centres in the area Business centres There is a Strategic Economic Investment Location (Enterprise Area) at Biocity/Medicity, a Local Business Centre at Chapelhall and Brownsburn and specialised limited use sites at Drumshangie and Chapelhall. There are seven existing business development sites across these locations totalling 157.35 hectares of land. Four of the sites totalling 154.01 hectares of land are for specific uses. There is a Visitor Area at Monkland Canal, Calderbank-Sykeside Promoting housing There are 32 existing Promote housing development sites with capacity remaining to provide 963 housing units. There are 11 proposed Promote housing development sites with capacity to provide a further 760 housing units. That means the total amount of housing development opportunity in the Airdrie area is 1,723.
Area Existing Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Proposed Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Total Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Airdrie 11 20.67 527 441 6 64.35 647 17 85.02 1,088 Calderbank 1 0.12 29 29 ------1 0.12 29 Caldercruix 4 9.85 201 113 1 3.13 78 5 12.98 191 Chapelhall 4 9.11 149 114 ------4 9.11 114 Glenmavis 1 1.20 16 16 ------1 1.20 16 Greengairs 5 7.75 92 70 ------5 7.75 70 Longriggend 1 2.15 58 58 1 0.75 19 2 2.90 77 Plains 5 7.89 150 122 3 0.63 16 8 8.52 138 32 58.74 1,222 963 11 68.86 760 43 127.60 1,723
Regeneration There is a Town Centre Action Plan and an identified Regeneration site in Airdrie. Lists Lists relate to Business sites, Housing sites, Regeneration priorities, Transport improvements, and Potential Heat Energy Network Sources under the Promote development locations and infrastructure improvements policy.
58 AREA STRATEGIES
Greengairs 70
Longriggend 77
Drumshangie 141.93.Ha
Caldercruix 191
Glenmavis 16 Plains 138
Airdrie 1,088
Monkland Canal Chapelhall 2.1 Ha
Calderbank 29 Chapelhall 114
Dunalistair 13.32 Ha
Local Development Plan Policy 59 Local Development Plan Policy AREA STRATEGIES AIRDRIE LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP
Existing business development sites Existing housing development sites
Reference Name Type Area (Ha) Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Chapelhall Airdrie
NLC00284 Carlisle Road 3 1.49 NLMK1053 Hallcraig Street 0.12 23 23 NLC00285 Moncrieffe Road 3 0.61 NLMK0213C Former Boots Factory C 3.41 75 62 2.1 NLMK0213D Former Boots Factory D 9.49 195 122 Drumshangie NLMK0213E Former Boots Factory E 2.24 62 62
NLC00519 Proposed Energy Plant Greengairs Road * 10 29.52 NLMK0552 South of Rawyards House 2.46 64 64 NLC00520 Proposed Data Centre Greengairs Road * 10 65.30 NLMK1002 Ninian Road-Carlisle Road 1.26 40 40 01/07 Land at Stirling Rd/Greengairs Rd Stand Airdrie * 47.11 NLMK1073 Viewbank Arran Drive 0.36 4 4 NLMK1080 Alexandra Primary School 0.70 15 15 141.93 NLMK1100 16 Grahamshill Street 0.11 8 8 Eurocentral-Mossend-Newhouse NLMK1117 74 Hallcraig Street 0.21 28 28 NLC00288 Dunalistair West York Road 1 1.24 03/11 Towers Road Moffat Mills Airdrie 0.31 13 13 NLC00532 Dunalistair East Site incorporating P 06/11* 10 12.08 20.67 527 441 13.32 Calderbank Total business development opportunity 157.35 NLMK0592 The Winning Post 186 Main Street 0.12 29 29 * Sites for specific use. 0.12 29 29 Caldercruix
NLMK0121A Holm Farm Phases 4 and 5 1.96 36 4 NLMK0276 Former Mill 6.06 113 59 NLMK0567 Glengowan House Gowan Brae 0.81 14 12 NLMK1077 Limelands Phase 2 1.02 38 38 9.85 201 113 Caldercruix
NLMK0289 South Chapelhall REM 5.54 72 29 NLMK0508 14 Lauchope Street 0.14 6 4 NLMK0560 St Aloysius Primary School 1.18 30 59 NLMK1013 South Chapelhall 2.25 41 12
60 9.11 149 114 AREA STRATEGIES AIRDRIE LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP
Existing housing development sites (continued) Proposed housing development sites
Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Glenmavis 01/07 P Land at Stirling Rd/Greengairs Rd Stand Airdrie 51.16 300
NLMK1059 Rochsoles Farm 1.20 16 16 08/07 F Dykehead Road Golfhill Airdrie 0.71 18 1.20 16 16 11/07 Easterton Farm Caldercruix Airdrie 3.13 78 Greengairs 18/07 Brownieside Plains Airdrie 0.27 6 19/07 178-182 Main Street Plains Airdrie 0.23 5 NLMK0280 Rankin Crescent 3.16 65 50 20/07 120-130 Main Street Plains Airdrie 0.13 5 NLMK0511 85 Greengairs Road 0.39 8 1 22/07 F Land to East of 26 & 28 Airdriehill Street Airdrie 2.64 66 NLMK0607 Langdales Farm 0.24 4 4 29/07 PF Roughrigg Road Longriggend Airdrie 0.75 19 NLMK1052 Staylee Farm 1.31 5 5 01/08 Leaend Road Airdrie 1.64 41 NLMK1063 West of 73 Greengairs Road 2.65 10 10 03/08 P Land at Mosside Farm Airdrie 7.33 200 7.75 92 70 07/11 PF Sykeside Road Airdrie 0.87 22 Longriggend Note: P denotes part of a submitted site NLMK1092 Former Remand Centre Upperton 2.15 58 58 68.86 760 F denotes a Future Development site 2.15 58 58 Total housing development opportunity 127.60 1,723 Plains
NLMK0281A Meadowhead Road Phase 2 0.96 15 1 NLMK0282D Ballochney Road (Zed) 1.68 34 21 Proposed regeneration sites NLMK0282F Ballochney Road (Carvill 2) 3.63 85 85 Reference Name Area (Ha) NLMK0563 Annieshill farm 1.44 5 4 04/08 Alexander Street Airdrie N/A NLMK0573 167-171 Main Street 0.18 11 11 7.89 150 122 Total 58.74 1,222 963
Local Development Plan Policy 61 Local Development Plan Policy AREA STRATEGIES AIRDRIE LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP
Town Centre Action Plans Potential Heat Energy Network Sources Airdrie Strategic Town Centre A range of Locations in the area currently have on-site facilities to provide heat for individual buildings or campuses. The sites listed in this schedule may have the potential to act as heat sources in wider heat networks. Transport improvements - Drumshangie (Energy from waste/Landfill Gas) The Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund will deliver improvement projects - Dalmacoulter (Landfill Gas) within the Airdrie Local Area Partnership area. The Council and partners will implement - Greengairs (Landfill Gas) • the installation and upgrade of cycle/walking routes as detailed in the M8 Strategic Investment Sites Cycle Access Study 2013 report. • improvements to bus infrastructure within North Lanarkshire Council working in partnership with Strathclyde Passenger Transport. • general road safety improvements for route action plans and accident improvement plans for locations identified with high numbers of injury accidents. • Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund projects: 1. A8/M8 Corridor Access Improvements 3. Pan-Lanarkshire Orbital Transport Corridor
62 Local Development Plan Policy 63 Local Development Plan Policy AREA STRATEGIES BELLSHILL LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP
This section shows what the plan means for the Bellshill Local Area Partnership, giving information on the number of each different type of centre and details of sites currently in the land supplies, sites proposed through the plan, Green Network improvement opportunities and transportation projects in the area. Mixed use centres The Bellshill Local Area Partnership area contains the Town and Local Centres of Bellshill, Birkenshaw, Mossend, Tannochside and Viewpark (Market Place). There are also 3 Neighbourhood Centres in the area. Business centres There are Strategic Business Centres at Eurocentral-Mossend-Newhouse, Strathclyde-Righead-Bellshill and a Local Business Centre at Tannochside. There are 38 existing business development sites across these centres totalling 176.9 hectares of land. Promoting housing There are 16 existing Promote housing development sites with capacity remaining to provide 844 housing units. There are 4 proposed Promote housing development sites with capacity to provide a further 802 housing units. That means the total amount of housing development opportunity in the Bellshill area is 1,646.
Area Existing Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Proposed Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Total Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Bellshill 6 3.86 156 132 3 4.52 113 9 8.38 245 Holytown 2 20.56 349 270 1 27. 57 689 3 48.13 959 New Stevenston 1 12.07 237 206 ------1 12.07 206 Uddingston 7 14.69 236 236 ------7 14.69 236 16 51.18 978 844 4 32.09 802 20 83.27 1,646
Regeneration There is a Town Centre Action Plan for Bellshill. Lists Lists relate to Business sites, Housing sites, Regeneration priorities, Green Network improvements, Transport improvements, and Potential Heat Energy Network Sources under the Promote development locations and infrastructure improvements policy.
64 AREA STRATEGIES
Tannochside 0.84 Ha
Eurocentral, Mossend & Uddingston 236 Strathclyde, Righead Newhouse 159.16 Ha & Bellshill 16.90 Ha
Holytown 959
Bellshill 245
New Stevenston 206
Local Development Plan Policy 65 Local Development Plan Policy AREA STRATEGIES BELLSHILL LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP
Existing business development sites Existing business development sites
Reference Name Type Area (Ha) Reference Name Type Area (Ha) Eurocentral-Mossend-Newhouse Strathclyde-Righead-Bellshill
NLS00003 Site X McNeil Drive Eurocentral 1 47.30 NLS00054 Belgowan Street Bellshill 1 2.33 NLS00007 Plots I, J & K Condor Glen Eurocentral 1 8.07 NLS00243 Adjacent Viewpark Glen Starling Way Strathclyde 1 0.74 NLS00008 Plot R Woodside Eurocentral 1 10.69 NLS00260 North Finch Way Phoenix Crescent Strathclyde 1 2.97 NLS00010 Plot S Condor Glen Eurocentral 1 17.18 NLS00262 West of no21 Melford Road Righead 1 1.02 NLS00017 Site V McNeil Drive Eurocentral 1 4.87 NLS00413 West of Goil Avenue Righead 1 3.19 NLS00023 Plot H Woodside Eurocentral 1 4.20 NLS00418 South Goil Avenue Righead 1 0.35 NLS00030 Site T Brittain Way Eurocentral 1 3.82 NLS00437 Chancerygate Belgrave Street Bellshill 1 1.67 NLS00361 Plot X McNeil Drive Eurocentral 1 3.24 NLS00506 Office No 10 Phoenix Crescent Strathclyde 1 0.42 NLS00367 Plot Y Condor Glen Eurocentral 1 1.31 NLS00552 North Old Edinburgh Road Goil Avenue Righead 1 0.40 NLS00406 South of Orchard Farm McNeil Drive Eurocentral 1 15.32 NLS00266 West Dove Wynd Strathclyde 14 0.71 NLS00416 Europoint Renshaw Place Eurocentral 1 2.88 NLS00566 North Finch Way Phoenix Crescent Strathclyde 14 0.34 NLS00436 Central Point West Dovecote Road Eurocentral 1 0.72 NLS00269 WM Grant Expansion Starling Way Strathclyde * 4 2.76 NLS00445 Central Point East Dovecote Road Eurocentral 1 0.58 16.90 NLS00447 Maxim Expansion Parklands Avenue Eurocentral 1 3.79 Tannochside NLS00376 Prologis Glasgow & Edinburgh Road Newhouse 1 2.88 NLS00453 Tannochside Drive Tannochside 1 0.84 NLS00440 North West Westfield Road Newhouse 1 3.50 0.84 NLS00539 West of Beech Crescent Newhouse 1 2.45 NLS00363 Plot A1 Glasgow & Edinburgh Road Newhouse 14 4.36 Total business development opportunity 176.90 NLS00433 Former car park Greenside Road Newhouse 14 0.29 * Sites for specific use. NLS00555 1 Westfield Road Beech Crescent Newhouse 14 0.44 NLS00258 Hattonrigg B Reema Road Mossend 3 2.14 NLS00311 Hattonrigg C Reema Road Mossend 3 15.60 NLS00545 Vacant Yard Marion Street Mossend 3 0.26 NLS00558 East of Marion Street Mossend 3 0.21 NLS00362 Eastern Gateway McNeil Drive Eurocentral 2 3.06 159.16
66 AREA STRATEGIES BELLSHILL LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP
Existing housing development sites Proposed housing development sites
Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Bellshill 02/14 PF Community Road Bellshill 0.91 23
NLMW0708 129 Holytown Road 0.59 56 56 04/14 F Hattonrigg Bellshill 3.01 75 NLMW0755 West of 607 Main Street 0.31 28 7 01/15 F Bairdsland View Bellshill 0.60 15 NLMW0774 Land East of Carr Quadrant 0.77 12 9 04/15 F Torrance Park Holytown 27. 57 689 NLMW0785 Emma Jay Road 0.65 17 17 Note: P denotes part of a submitted site 32.09 802 F denotes a Future Development site NLMW0795 599-605 Main Street 0.91 23 23 Total housing development opportunity 83.27 1,646 NLMW1086 Belvidere Road 0.63 20 20 3.86 156 132 Holytown Proposed regeneration sites NLMW0702 Torrance Park 13.44 222 222 NLMW0744 East of Bo'ness Road 7.12 127 48 Reference Name Area (Ha) 20.56 349 270 02/13 Adjacent to 121 Bellshill Road Uddingston 4.60 New Stevenston
NLMW0787 Fullwood Foundry 12.07 237 206 12.07 237 206 Uddingston
NLMW0768 North of Woodhead Crescent 0.87 28 28 NLMW0781 Adjacent to 487 Old Edinburgh Rd 0.10 4 4 NLMW0782 Maryville View 0.85 9 9 NLMW0783 Roundknowe Road 6.07 25 25 NLMW0784 Tannochside Primary School 0.47 14 14 NLMW1043 Old Edinburgh Road 5.80 136 136 NLMW1118 Sixth Street 0.53 20 20 14.69 236 236 Total 51.18 978 844
Local Development Plan Policy 67 Local Development Plan Policy AREA STRATEGIES BELLSHILL LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP
Town Centre Action Plans Potential Heat Energy Network Sources A range of Locations in the area currently have on-site facilities to provide heat for Bellshill Town and Local Centre individual buildings or campuses.
Green Network improvement opportunities Holytown/Mossend Strategic Delivery Area
Transport improvements The Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund will deliver improvement projects within the Bellshill Local Area Partnership area. The Council and partners will implement: • the installation and upgrade of cycle/walking routes as detailed in the M8 Strategic Investment Sites Cycle Access Study 2013 report. • improvements to bus infrastructure within North Lanarkshire Council working in partnership with Strathclyde Passenger Transport. • general road safety improvements for route action plans and accident improvement plans for locations identified with high numbers of injury accidents. • Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund projects 1. A8/M8 Corridor Access Improvements 3. Pan-Lanarkshire Orbital Transport Corridor
68 Local Development Plan Policy 69 Local Development Plan Policy AREA STRATEGIES COATBRIDGE LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP
This section shows what the plan means for the Coatbridge Local Area Partnership, giving information on the number of each different type of centre and details of sites currently in the land supplies, sites proposed through the plan, any regeneration areas or sites and transportation projects in the area. Mixed use centres The Coatbridge Local Area Partnership area contains the Strategic Town Centre of Coatbridge and the Town and Local Centres of Blairgrove and Whifflet. There are also 9 Neighbourhood Centres in the area. Business centres There is a Strategic Business Centre at Gartcosh-Kilgarth-Gartsherrie, and Local Business Centres at Caldeen Road, Greenhill and Shawhead and Hagmill Road. There is a Visitor Area at Drumpellier-Monkland Canal, and Visitor Locations at The Time Capsule and Summerlee. There are five existing business development sites across these centres totalling 73.89 hectares of land. There is one Promote business site providing an opportunity to develop a further 15.42 hectares of land for business. Promoting housing There are 27 existing Promote housing development sites with capacity remaining to provide 2,021 housing units. There are 7 proposed Promote housing development sites with capacity to provide a further 1,319 housing units. That means the total amount of housing development opportunity in the Coatbridge area is 3,340.
Area Existing Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Proposed Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Total Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Bargeddie 1 0.59 7 7 4 25.92 648 5 26.51 655 Coatbridge 23 43.72 1,039 961 3 26.84 671 26 70.56 1,632 Glenboig 3 49.31 1,053 1,053 ------3 49.31 1,053 27 93.62 2,099 2,021 7 52.76 1,319 34 146.38 3,340
Regeneration There is a Town Centre Action Plan for Coatbridge and a Regeneration site identified in Gartsherrie. Lists Lists relate to Business sites, Housing sites, Regeneration priorities, Transport improvements, and Potential Heat Energy Network Sources under the Promote development locations and infrastructure improvements policy.
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Glenboig 1,053
Gartcosh, Kilgarth & Gartsherrie 70.90 Ha
Summerlee Drumpellier (Seven Lochs) Greenhill 0.59 Ha
Bargeddie 655 Coatbridge 1,632 Time Capsule Caldeen 0.16 Ha Bargeddie 655
Shawhead & Hagmill 17.66 Ha
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Existing business development sites Existing housing development sites
Reference Name Type Area (Ha) Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Caldeen Road Bargeddie NLC00542 East of No 3 South Caldeen Road 1 0.16 NLMK0601 Manse Road 0.59 7 7 0.16 0.59 7 7 Gartcosh-Kilgarth-Gartsherrie Coatbridge NLC00487 Gartgill Road Kilgarth * 10 70.90 NLMK0221 Garturk Brickworks Paddock Street 1.25 23 2 70.90 NLMK0411 YMCA Baird Street 0.11 4 4 Greenhill NLMK0420 Wilton Street 0.11 4 4 NLC00359 East Site Coltswood Road 14 0.59 NLMK0465 53 Main Street 0.08 7 7 0.59 NLMK0531 Pool Club Coats Street 0.22 18 18 Shawhead and Hagmill Road NLMK0538 Castle Cement Hollandhurst Road 8.19 166 140 NLC00295 West of Centrum Park Hagmill Road 1 2.16 NLMK0551 288 Main Street 3.08 70 70 NLC00537 South of 37 Hagmill Road 3 0.08 NLMK0570 The Four Aces Barrowfield Street 0.13 12 12 2.24 NLMK0587 Sheffield Forgemasters 4.50 114 112 Total 73.89 NLMK0590 South of Almar Carnbroe Road 0.20 4 4 NLMK0594 Drummore Avenue 0.71 21 20 NLMK0602 Main Street 1.10 28 28 NLMK0606 159-161 Calder Street 0.15 4 4 Proposed business development sites NLMK1049 Hollandhurst Road 0.66 13 13 Reference Name Area (Ha) NLMK1060 Corsewall Street 0.27 14 14 02/10 1 Carnbroe Coatbridge 15.42 NLMK1074 13 Old Monkland Road 0.10 6 6 NLMK1079 Sheffield Forgemasters 8.75 256 256 15.42 Total business development opportunity 89.31 NLMK1081 St Ambrose High School 1.65 30 30 NLMK1082 Old School Court 0.64 14 14 * Sites for specific use. NLMK1091 Castle Cement Hollandhurst Road 4.46 69 41 NLMK1101 6 Coathill Street 0.14 10 10 NLMK1103 Garturk Brickworks Paddock Street 7.10 148 148 NLMK1122 54 Hozier Street 0.12 4 4 43.72 1,039 961 Glenboig NLMK0442B Gartcosh/Glenboig CGA 48.56 1,040 1,040 NLMK0604 Garnqueen Farm 0.61 7 7 NLMK0608 31 Main Street 0.14 6 6 49.31 1,053 1,053 72 Total 93.62 2,099 2,021 AREA STRATEGIES COATBRIDGE LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP
Proposed housing development sites Transport improvements
Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity The Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund will deliver improvement projects 01/09 Coatbridge Road/Manse Road Bargeddie 6.23 155 within the Coatbridge Local Area Partnership area. Mitigation for the cumulative effect for selected proposed developments will be contained in the Action Programme and 02/09 Coatbridge Road/Langmuir Road Bargeddie 8.21 205 delivered through planning conditions or planning agreements. 03/09 F St James Primary School Coatbridge 1.98 50 05/09 F Drumpark Bargeddie 9.30 233 The Council and partners will implement 06/09 F Former Drumpark School Bargeddie 2.18 55 • the installation and upgrade of cycle/walking routes as detailed in the M8 Strategic 01/10 Sweethill Terrace/Deanston Place Carnbroe 2.21 55 Investment Sites Cycle Access Study 2013 report. 04/10 F Land at Carnbroe Estate Coatbridge 22.65 566 • improvements to bus infrastructure within North Lanarkshire Council working in Note: P denotes part of a submitted site 52.76 1,319 partnership with Strathclyde Passenger Transport. F denotes a Future Development site Total housing development opportunity 146.38 3,340 • general road safety improvements for route action plans and accident improvement plans for locations identified with high numbers of injury accidents. • Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund projects Existing regeneration site 1. A8/M8 Corridor Access Improvements Reference Name Area (Ha) 2. Gartcosh/Glenboig Community Growth Area 12/06 Gartsherrie Primary School 0.65
Proposed sites for which joint action may be required to mitigate the cumulative effect of Town Centre Action Plans development have been identified and the requirement for mitigation will be contained in the Action Programme and delivered through planning conditions or planning Coatbridge Strategic Town Centre agreements. 01/09 Coatbridge Road/Manse Road Bargeddie Potential Heat Energy Network Sources 02/09 Coatbridge Road/Langmuir Road Bargeddie 05/09 F Drumpark Bargeddie A range of Locations in the area currently have on site facilities to provide heat for 06/09 F Former Drumpark School Bargeddie individual buildings or campuses. The sites listed in this schedule may have the potential to 01/10 Sweethill Terrace/Deanston Place Carnbroe act as heat sources in wider heat networks 04/10 FP Land at Carnbroe Estate Coatbridge • Carnbroe (Energy from Waste) Note: P denotes part of a submitted site, F denotes a Future Development site
Local Development Plan Policy 73 Local Development Plan Policy AREA STRATEGIES CUMBERNAULD & KILSYTH LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP
This section shows what the plan means for the Cumbernauld & Kilsyth Local Area Partnership, giving information on the number of each different type of centre and details of sites currently in the land supplies, sites proposed through the plan, any regeneration areas or sites, Green Network improvement opportunities and transportation projects in the area. Mixed use centres The Cumbernauld & Kilsyth Local Area Partnership area contains the Strategic Town Centre of Cumbernauld and the Town and Local Centres of, Craigmarloch, Kilsyth and Westway. There are also 7 Neighbourhood Centres in the area. Business centres There is a Strategic Business Centre at Westfield and Local Business Centres at, Blairlinn-Lenziemill, Wardpark North, and Wardpark South. There are Visitor Areas at Kilsyth Hills, Forth & Clyde Canal/Kelvin Valley and Palacerigg Country Park and Visitor Locations at Auchinstarry Basin and Broadwood. There are 26 existing business development sites across these centres totalling 49.33 hectares of land. There is one Promote business site providing opportunity to develop a further 3.73 hectares. Promoting housing There are 43 existing Promote housing development sites with capacity remaining to provide 2,864 housing units. There are 6 proposed Promote housing development sites with capacity to provide a further 443 housing units. That means the total amount of housing development opportunity in the Cumbernauld & Kilsyth Area is 3,307.
Area Existing Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Proposed Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Total Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Banton 1 2.96 54 54 1 2.28 57 2 5.24 111 Croy 5 5.79 131 131 ------5 5.79 131 Cumbernauld 25 197.11 2,430 2,361 5 15.53 386 30 212.64 2,747 Kilsyth 12 24.94 464 318 ------12 24.94 318 43 230.80 3,079 2,864 6 17.81 443 49 248.61 3,307
Regeneration There is a Town Centre Action Plan for Cumbernauld and draft Town Centre Action Plan for Kilsyth, a Regeneration area at Orchardton Woods and Regeneration sites in Kilsyth and Wardpark North, Cumbernauld. Lists Lists relate to Business sites, Housing sites, Regeneration priorities, Green Network improvements, Transport improvements, and Potential Heat Energy Network Sources under the Promote development locations and infrastructure improvements policy.
74 AREA STRATEGIES
Kilsyth Hills
Banton 111
Kilsyth 318
Auchinstarry Wardpark 14.69 Ha
Croy 131 Cumbernauld 2,747 Broadwood Palacerigg
Westfield 23.93 Ha
Blairlinn & Lenziemill 14.44 Ha
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Existing business development sites Existing business development sites (continued)
Reference Name Type Area (Ha) Reference Name Type Area (Ha) Westfield Wardpark North NLN00254 Site West of 5 Orchardton Road 1 1.26 NLN00432 Land East of 1 Napier Road 3 0.20 NLN00334 Land adjacent to 7 Orchardton Road 1 2.18 NLN00265 Airport Reserved Site Duncan McIntosh Road * 4 5.56 NLN00414 North site Westfield Place 1 1.30 5.76 NLN00448 Site South of 6 Grayshill Road 1 3.40 Wardpark South NLN00463 South Site Westfield Place 1 1.07 NLN00428 North of 1-2 Wardpark Place Wardpark Road 1 1.52 NLN00332 Site adjacent to 6 Deerdykes Road 2 1.65 NLN00434 West of Wardpark Place Wardpark Road 1 2.91 NLN00410 Site North of 2 Deerdykes Road 2 1.24 NLN00468 Corner of Forest Road & Dunnswood Road 14 0.92 NLN00412 Site North of 2 Deerdykes Place 2 0.57 NLN00541 Car Wash Site Dunnswood Road 14 0.17 NLN00419 Site West of 6 Deerdykes Place 2 0.72 NLN00426 East of 4 Dunnswood Road 3 0.13 NLN00423 East of Deerdykes Court North 2 0.88 NLN00513 South of Old Inn's Interchange Wardpark Road 1 3.28 NLN00449 East of Sewage Works Deerdykes Road 2 5.41 8.93 NLN00464 East of 2-10 Westfield Place 2 0.52 Total 49.33 20.20 Blairlinn-Lenziemill NLN00504 South of Belstane Road 2 11.24 Proposed business development sites NLN00534 South of 21A Lenziemill Road 2 0.92 NLN00298 West of 8 Limekilns Road 3 1.23 Reference Name Area (Ha) NLN00461 Adjacent to 14 Blairlinn Road 3 0.18 03/02 Land at Westfield Cumbernauld 3.73 NLN00538 Land at 11 Greens Road 3 0.65 3.73 NLN00431 Adjacent to 23 Lenziemill Road 3 0.22 Total business development opportunity 53.06 14.44 * Sites for specific use.
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Existing housing development sites Existing housing development sites (continued)
Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Banton Cumbernauld NLCN1037 Banton Mill 2.96 54 54 NLCN0319B Smithstone 4/5 5.62 131 131 2.96 54 54 NLCN0343A Old Glasgow Road/Longwill Terrace 2.39 49 3 Croy NLCN0392 Blackwood F Phase 2 1.30 30 30 NLCN0368 Overcroy 1.43 26 26 NLCN0456 Badenheath Park 1.38 31 18 NLCN0488 Croy Quarry 1.82 60 60 NLCN0471 Achenkilns Nursery Phase 2 5.50 100 100 NLCN0489 Girnhall Brae 1.89 35 35 NLCN0476 South of Broadwood Stadium 4.73 47 47 NLCN0484 Seafar House 1.80 96 96 NLCN0492 Adjacent to Old Mill View 0.07 6 6 NLCN0485 Dobbies Garden centre 1.94 49 49 NLCN1119 Drumglass Steadings 0.58 4 4 NLCN0487 St Andrews House 7.0 8 87 87 5.79 131 131 NLCN0490A Cumbernauld CGA 86.87 600 600 NLCN0490B Cumbernauld CGA 60.36 600 600 NLCN1040 Auchenkilns Holdings 1.93 8 8 NLCN1041 Eastfield Road 2.80 20 20 NLCN1070 85A Roadside Village 0.13 6 6 NLCN1072 Allanfauld Road 1.91 121 121 NLCN1083 Cedar Road 0.41 15 15 NLCN1084 Kildrum Nursery 0.40 14 14 NLCN1090 South of Broadwood Stadium 3.61 75 65 NLCN1093 Hume Road 1.47 90 90 NLCN1094 Ochil View 0.55 39 39 NLCN1095 Berryhill Road 1.22 80 80 NLCN1096 Hornbeam Road 0.08 4 4 NLCN1112 Brown Road 0.07 20 20 NLCN1113 Old Glasgow Road/Longwill Terrace 0.79 8 8 NLCN1115 Burns Road 2.77 110 110 197.11 2,430 2,361
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Existing housing development sites (continued) Proposed housing development sites
Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Kilsyth 10/01 P Lammerknowes Road Banton 2.28 57 NLCN0234 Barrwood Quarry/Stirling Road North 0.98 47 4 05/02 72-74 Napier Road Cumbernauld 5.71 142 NLCN0363 Kirklands Crescent/Bogside Road 1.22 39 39 09/02 F Westerwood Golf Club Cumbernauld 1.87 47 NLCN0365A Ladeside Extension 1.30 18 18 12/02 28 Napier Road Cumbernauld 5.43 135 NLCN0455 Cavalry Park 9.93 162 100 NLCN0474 The Scythe High Barrwood Road 0.09 6 6 14/02 P Tollpark Road Castlecary Cumbernauld 2.00 49 NLCN1010 St Patrick's Primary School 1.50 30 30 04/04 F Village Primary School Cumbernauld 0.52 13 NLCN1042 Craigmarloch Nurseries 0.47 8 8 Note: P denotes part of a submitted site 17.81 4 43 NLCN1055 Auchinstarry Canal Bank 0.13 9 3 F denotes a Future Development site NLCN1057 95 Main Street 0.03 4 4 Total housing development opportunity 248.61 3,307 NLCN1058 Barrwood Quarry/Stirling Rd South 9.10 129 94 NLCN1076 The Scythe High Barrwood Road 0.16 8 8 NLCN1097 Burngreen 0.03 4 4 24.94 464 318 Total 230.80 3,079 2,864
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Proposed regeneration sites Transport improvements
Reference Name Area (Ha) The Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund will deliver improvement projects 03/01 Parkfoot Street Kilsyth N/A within the Cumbernauld & Kilsyth Local Area Partnership area. Mitigation for the cumulative effect for selected proposed developments will be contained in the Action 01/02 Land South of OKI Way Napier Road 3.07 Programme and delivered through planning conditions or planning agreements. The Council and partners will implement: Proposed regeneration area • improvements to bus infrastructure within North Lanarkshire Council working in Development profile to be agreed through Action Programme or Masterplan. partnership with Strathclyde Passenger Transport. • general road safety improvements for route action plans and accident improvement Reference Name Area (Ha) plans for locations identified with high numbers of injury accidents. 13/02 Orchardton Woods Cumbernauld (Residential) 11.00 Proposed sites for which joint action may be required to mitigate the cumulative effect of development have been identified and the requirement for mitigation will be contained Town Centre Action Plans in the Action Programme and delivered through planning conditions or planning agreements. There is a Town Centre Action Plan for Cumbernauld and a draft Town Centre Action Plan for Kilsyth. 01/02 Land South of OKI Way Napier Road 05/02 72-74 Napier Road Cumbernauld 12/02 28 Napier Road Cumbernauld Green Network improvement opportunities
Broadwood Strategic Delivery Area Potential Heat Energy Network Sources A range of Locations in the area currently have on-site facilities to provide heat for individual buildings or campuses. The sites listed in this schedule may have the potential to act as heat sources in wider heat networks. • Deerdykes, Cumbernauld (Anaerobic Digestion) • Dunswood Sewage Treatment Works (Heat from Sewage) • Geothermal Energy
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This section shows what the plan means for the Motherwell Local Area Partnership, giving information on the number of each different type of centre and details of sites currently in the land supplies, sites proposed through the plan, any regeneration areas or sites, Green Network improvement opportunities and transportation projects in the area. Mixed use centres The Motherwell Local Area Partnership area contains the Strategic Town Centres of Motherwell and Ravenscraig and the Town and Local Centres of Carfin and Holytown. There are also 9 Neighbourhood Centres in the area. Business centres There are Strategic Business Centres at Eurocentral-Mossend-Newhouse and Ravenscraig, and a Local Business Centre at Flemington. There is a Visitor Area at Strathclyde Country Park and Visitor Locations at Strathclyde Watersports Centre and Strathclyde Park West. There are five existing business development sites across these centres totalling 79.90 hectares of land. Promoting housing There are 34 existing Promote housing development sites with capacity remaining to provide 4,839 housing units. There are 2 proposed Promote housing development sites with capacity to provide a further 158 housing units. That means the total amount of housing development opportunity in the Motherwell area is 4,997.
Area Existing Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Proposed Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Total Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Carfin 1 3.26 101 71 ...... 1 3.26 71 Mossend 2 26.71 546 546 ...... 2 26.71 546 Motherwell 20 216.25 4,150 3,947 ...... 20 216.25 3,947 New Stevenston 4 8.02 210 151 ...... 4 8.02 151 Newarthill 2 0.59 16 16 ...... 2 0.59 16 Wishaw 5 8.80 233 108 2 6.35 158 7 15.15 266 34 263.63 5,256 4,839 2 6.35 158 36 269.98 4,997
Regeneration There is a Town Centre Action Plan for Motherwell and Ravenscraig is identified as a Regeneration area. Lists Lists relate to Business sites, Housing sites, Regeneration priorities, Green Network improvements, Transport improvements, and Potential Heat Energy Network Sources under the Promote development locations and infrastructure improvements policy.
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Newarthill 16 Mossend 546
New Stevenston 151
Carfin 71
Strathclyde Ravenscraig Park 79.17 Ha
Wishaw 266 Motherwell 3,947
Flemington 0.73 Ha
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Existing business development sites Existing housing development sites
Reference Name Type Area (Ha) Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Ravenscraig Carfin NLS00455 Single User Campus Prospecthill Road 2 43.67 NLMW0703 North of New Stevenston Road 3.26 101 71 NLS00458 Business Quarter Prospecthill Road 2 30.72 3.26 101 71 NLS00521 Business Quarter East Prospecthill Road 2 4.78 Mossend 79.17 NLMW0597 Clydesdale Works 3.63 100 100 Flemington NLMW0764 Clydesdale Works 23.08 446 446 NLS00457 North West Wellington Street 14 0.46 26.71 546 546 NLS00549 North East Wellington Street 3 0.27 Mossend 0.73 NLMW0540 Shieldmuir Street 0.19 20 20 Total business development opportunity 79.90 NLMW0573A Ravenscraig South Calder 11.97 301 301 NLMW0573C Ravenscraig Carfin 1 North 6.02 138 46 NLMW0573E Ravenscraig Carfin 3 16.70 309 295 NLMW0573L Ravenscraig Nether Johnston 13.26 313 313 NLMW0573M Ravenscraig Meadowhead 55.44 1,236 1,236 NLMW0573O Ravenscraig Craigneuk/Roman Rd 23.74 634 634 NLMW0573Q Ravenscraig Town Centre 68.02 550 550 NLMW0759 Traction House 1.45 151 93 NLMW1018 Leven Street (Scottish Power) 4.69 139 126 NLMW1044 Mill Road/Merry Street 1.88 37 37 NLMW1057 Camp Road/Lawson Avenue Site 2 0.84 18 18 NLMW1065 South of 238 Jerviston Street 0.99 30 30 NLMW1069 Barons Road 0.11 8 8 NLMW1075 106 Leslie Street 0.13 11 11 NLMW1085 Glencairn Tower 1.09 25 25 NLMW1104 Ravenscraig Carfin 1 South 3.53 96 70 NLMW1110 Tinkers Lane Bus Depot 4.07 66 66 NLMW1111 Calder Primar y School 0.49 30 30 NLMW1124 Nethan Street 1.64 38 38 216.25 4,150 3,947
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Existing housing development sites (continued) Town Centre Action Plans
Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Motherwell Strategic Town Centre Green Network improvement opportunities New Stevenston Ravenscraig Strategic Delivery Area NLMW0199A Treatment Works East 5.35 116 57 NLMW0199B Treatment Works West 1.65 31 31 NLMW0725 New Stevenston Primary School 0.44 15 15 Transport improvements NLMW1089 73 Coronation Road 0.58 48 48 8.02 210 151 The Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund will deliver improvement projects Newarthill within the Motherwell Local Area Partnership area. The Council and partners will NLMW0718 Gospel Hall High Street 0.12 9 9 implement: NLMW1024 North of 436 High Street 0.47 7 7 • a feasibility study to look at Motherwell as an integrated travel town, working with 0.59 16 16 internal and external partners, to review the use of sustainable travel from the town Wishaw centre to key locations NLMW0559 137-139 Craigneuk Street 0.86 38 38 NLMW0711 South of Etna Industrial Estate 6.50 160 35 • improvements to bus infrastructure within North Lanarkshire Council working in NLMW0794 47 Cleland Road 0.25 6 6 partnership with Strathclyde Passenger Transport NLMW1098 406-420 Main Street Wishaw 1.14 21 21 • general road safety improvements for route action plans and accident improvement NLMW1099 15-19 Glasgow Road 0.05 8 8 plans for locations identified with high numbers of injury accidents 8.80 233 108 Total 263.63 5,256 4,839 • Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund projects 3. Pan-Lanarkshire Orbital Transport Corridor Ravenscraig Access Route Improvements Proposed housing development sites
Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity 02/18 F St Matthew’s Primary School Wishaw 5.68 142 Potential Heat Energy Network Sources 03/18 Netherton Street Wishaw 0.67 16 A range of Locations in the area currently have on-site facilities to provide heat for Note: P denotes part of a submitted site 6.35 158 individual buildings or campuses. The sites listed in the schedule may have the potential to F denotes a Future Development site act as heat sources in wider heat networks. Total housing development opportunity 269.98 4,997 • Strathclyde Park (Biomass Facility)
Local Development Plan Policy 83 Local Development Plan Policy AREA STRATEGIES NORTHERN CORRIDOR LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP
This section shows what the plan means for the North Local Area Partnership, giving information on the number of each different type of centre and details of sites currently in the land supplies, sites proposed through the plan, any regeneration areas or sites, Green Network improvement opportunities and transportation projects in the area. Mixed use centres The Northern Corridor Local Area Partnership area contains the Town and Local Centre of Chryston. There are also 3 Neighbourhood Centres in the area. Business centres There is a Strategic Business Centre at Gartcosh-Kilgarth-Gartsherrie and a Local Business Centre at Buchanan Gate. There are 5 existing business development sites across these centres totalling 48.32 hectares of land. Promoting housing There are 22 existing Promote housing development sites with capacity remaining to provide 3,841 housing units. There are 4 proposed Promote housing development sites with capacity to provide a further 227 housing units. That means the total amount of housing development opportunity in the North area is 4,068.
Area Existing Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Proposed Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Total Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Auchinloch 2 4.44 55 55 1 0.91 23 3 5.35 78 Chryston 7 18.56 324 324 1 1.36 34 8 19.92 358 Gartcosh 3 117.28 2,000 2,000 ------3 117.28 2,000 Moodiesburn 3 85.63 895 895 2 6.77 170 5 92.40 1,065 Muirhead 2 12.17 200 200 ------2 12.17 200 Stepps 5 20.78 386 367 ------5 20.78 367 22 258.86 3,860 3,841 4 9.04 227 26 267.90 4,068
Lists Lists relate to Business sites, Housing sites, Regeneration priorities, Green Network improvements, Transport improvements, and Potential Heat Energy Network Sources under the Promote development locations and infrastructure improvements policy.
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Existing business development sites
Reference Name Type Area (Ha) Gartcosh-Kilgarth-Gartsherrie NLN00244 Gartcosh Interchange 1 & 2a/b Auldyards Road 1 24.82 NLN00379 Gartcosh Interchange (West) Craignethan Drive 1 13.58 NLN00524 Gartcosh Interchange (East) 1a Auldyards Road 1 9.13 47. 53 Buchanan Gate NLN00415 East site Buchanan Gate 1 0.58 NLN00460 East site Buchanan Court 1 0.21 0.79 Total business development opportunity 48.32
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Existing housing development sites Existing housing development sites (continued)
Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Auchinloch Stepps NLCN1045 Longmuirhead Road 3.75 51 51 NLCN0478 Rear of 133-149 Cumbernauld Road 0.16 8 8 NLSK1050 Rushyhill Farm 0.69 4 4 NLSK0430 Frankfield Loch Area B 8.56 130 111 4.44 55 55 NLSK0437 Cardowan Colliery 4.72 79 79 Chryston NLSK1048 Buchanan Business Park 7.03 141 141 NLSK0424 Old Manse 44 Main Street 0.39 12 12 NLSK1123 42 Cumbernauld Road 0.31 28 28 NLSK0439 Lanrig Road 1.54 27 27 20.78 386 367 NLSK1039 Lindsaybeg Road 0.86 11 11 Total 258.86 3,860 3,841 NLSK1046 Main Street/Gartferry Road 8.94 101 101 NLSK1106 Main Street/Gartferry Road 2.80 79 79 Proposed housing development sites NLSK1107 Main Street/Gartferry Road 3.75 90 90 NLSK1127 North west of 2 Lanrig Holding 0.28 4 4 Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity 18.56 324 324 04/05 F Lanrigg Old Lindsaybeg Road Chryston 1.36 34 Gartcosh 10/05 F Gartferry Road Moodiesburn 2.59 65 NLSK0442A Gartcosh/Glenboig CGA 86.06 1,250 1,250 18/05 PF The Neuk Auchinloch 0.91 23 NLSK1108 CGA Bothlin Burn 16.41 450 450 29/05 PF East of Auchengeich Road Moodiesburn 4.18 105 NLSK1109 CGA South Johnston Loch 14.81 300 300 Note: P denotes part of a submitted site 9.04 227 117. 28 2,0 0 0 2,0 0 0 F denotes a Future Development site Moodiesburn Total housing development opportunity 267.90 4,068 NLSK0438 Moodiesburn House Hotel (Rear) 4.65 115 115 NLSK0441 Stoneyetts 28.67 300 300 NLSK1102 Avenuehead Road 52.31 480 480 85.63 895 895 Muirhead NLSK0436 Moodiesburn House Hotel 1.34 55 55 NLSK1047 Station Road 10.83 145 145 12.17 200 200
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Green Network improvement opportunities Transport improvements Gartcosh Strategic Delivery Area The Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund will deliver improvement projects within the Northern Corridor Local Area Partnership area. Mitigation for the cumulative effect for selected proposed developments will be contained in the Action Programme and delivered through planning conditions or planning agreements. The Council and partners will implement: • improvements to bus infrastructure within North Lanarkshire Council working in partnership with Strathclyde Passenger Transport. • general road safety improvements for route action plans and accident improvement plans for locations identified with high numbers of injury accidents. • Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund projects 2. Gartcosh/Glenboig Community Growth Area
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This section shows what the plan means for the Wishaw Local Area Partnership, giving information on the number of each different type of centre and details of sites currently in the land supplies, sites proposed through the plan, any regeneration areas or sites, Green Network improvement opportunities and transportation projects in the area. Mixed use centres The Wishaw Local Area Partnership area contains the Strategic Town Centre of Wishaw and the Town and Local Centres of Caledonian Park, Wishaw, Harthill, Newmains and Shotts. There are also 7 Neighbourhood Centres in the area. Business centres There are Local Business Centres at Excelsior, Wishaw and Shotts. There are three existing business development sites across these centres totalling 1.66 hectares of land. There is a Promote business site providing opportunity to develop a further leisure facility at Dalziel Park. There is a Visitor Location at Wishaw Sports Centre. Promoting housing Promoting housing There are 40 existing Promote housing development sites with capacity remaining to provide 1,212 housing units. There are 19 proposed Promote housing development sites with capacity to provide a further 1,726 housing units. That means the total amount of housing development opportunity in the Wishaw area is 2,938.
Area Existing Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Proposed Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Total Sites Area (Ha) Capacity Cleland 2 3.27 78 39 5 11.75 294 7 15.02 333 Hareshaw 1 0.68 6 4 ------1 0.68 4 Harthill 5 15.28 391 390 ------5 15.28 390 Newmains 3 6.71 161 13 4 41.50 575 7 48.21 588 Salsburgh 2 0.59 8 8 ------2 0.59 8 Shotts 9 13.15 325 287 2 31.10 245 11 44.25 532 Wishaw 18 23.45 471 471 8 31.32 612 26 54.77 1,083 40 63.13 1,440 1,212 19 115.67 1,726 59 178.80 2,938
Regeneration Following completion of a range of physical projects within the town centre a Town Centre Action Plan will be prepared for Wishaw and a Regeneration site identified at Newmains Lists Lists relate to Business sites, Housing sites, Regeneration priorities, Green Network improvements, Transport improvements, and Potential Heat Energy Network Sources under the Promote development locations and infrastructure improvements policy.
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Harthill 390
Salsburgh 8
Hareshaw 4 Shotts 532
Cleland 333
Newmains 588
Excelssior 1.66 Ha Wishaw 1,083
Wishaw Sports Centre
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Existing business development sites Existing housing development sites
Reference Name Type Area (Ha) Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Excelsior Cleland NLS00282 Site East of 4 Netherdale Road 3 0.22 NLMW0682 Carlisle Road 1.40 32 25 NLS00335 Site West of 5-7 Netherdale Road 3 0.24 NLMW1078 1-11 Wishaw High Road REM 1.87 46 14 NLS00411 Industrial site on Netherdale Road 3 1.20 3.27 78 39 1.66 Hareshaw NLMW0804 Land East of Greenhill Road 0.68 6 4 0.68 6 4 Proposed leisure development sites Harthill NLMW0577 Harthill Primary School 0.59 20 20 Reference Name Area (Ha) NLMW0750 65-83 West Main Street 0.40 4 4 03/19 Dalziel Park Hotel Cleland (Leisure development) 0.30 NLMW0777 Viewfield House 0.65 16 15 0.30 NLMW0788 Paxtane Farm 12.72 327 327 NLMW0789 St Catherine's Church 0.92 24 24 15.28 391 390 Newmains NLMW0363A Morningside Road (West) Southern 5.56 153 5 NLMW0677 North of 201 Morningside Road 0.26 4 4 NLMW1068 Allanton Holdings 0.89 4 4 6.71 161 13 Salsburgh NLMW1066 Shottsburn Road 0.15 4 4 NLMW1120 Glebe Farm Manse Road 0.44 4 4 0.59 8 8
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Existing housing development sites (continued) Proposed housing development sites
Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Remaining Reference Name Area (Ha) Capacity Shotts 05/12 P East of Benhar Road Torbothie Shotts 29.29 200 NLMW0517 Shottskirk Road 0.83 46 31 14/12 P Springhill Farm Shotts 1.81 45 NLMW0741 North of Torbothie Road 8.37 168 150 04/19 F Adjacent to 499 Wishaw Road Bogside 0.16 4 NLMW0756 Springhill Farm 0.27 4 4 09/19 18a Biggar Road Cleland 0.73 17 NLMW0758 Sunnybank Benhar Road 0.66 22 17 13/19 Woodhall Road Newmains 8.26 207 NLMW0792 Rosehall Road 1.23 28 28 17/19 Royal George Newmains 19.03 200 NLMW1007 Adjacent to 6/18 Kirk Road 0.09 6 6 20/19 West of Morningside Newmains 13.87 160 NLMW1012 Herbison House 0.96 20 20 22/19 F North & South Road Bellside Cleland 1.55 39 NLMW1056 South of Southfield Crescent 0.43 7 7 23/19 348-414 Cambusnethan Street Newmains 0.34 8 NLMW1067 Dyfrig Street 0.31 24 24 25/19 F Biggar Road Cleland 7.26 182 13.15 325 287 26/19 F North & South Road Bellside Cleland 1.78 45 Wishaw 28/19 F North & South Road Bellside Cleland 0.43 11 NLMW0143A Old Manse Road Phase A 4.15 66 66 01/20 F Excelsior Street Wishaw 0.61 15 NLMW0380 155 Netherton Road 0.18 17 17 02/20 F Overtown Road Waterloo 1.61 40 NLMW0628 South of Dimsdale road 1.93 30 30 04/20 P Castlehill Farm Site Wishaw 13.74 175 NLMW0716 43-51 Millbank Road 0.21 9 9 07/20 Garrion Farm Overtown 3.92 98 NLMW0790 Caledonian Farm 4.21 106 106 11/20 No 1 Netherton Road Wishaw 6.68 167 NLMW0791 Garrion Farm 3.30 16 16 12/20 No 4 Netherton Road Wishaw 2.52 63 NLMW0797 44 Ryde Road 0.14 8 8 13/20 P Gowkthrapple near Priory Lodge Wishaw 2.08 50 NLMW0799 204 Alexander Street 0.32 10 10 Note: P denotes part of a submitted site 115.67 1,726 NLMW1021 17-19 Millbank Road 0.22 12 12 F denotes a Future Development site NLMW1025 14-28 Kirk Road 0.03 4 4 Total housing development opportunity 178.80 2,938 NLMW1054 Belhaven Terrace 0.11 4 4 NLMW1064 East of 26 Eastmuir Street 0.23 8 8 NLMW1087 Innerleithen Drive/Walkerburn Drive 0.66 20 20 Proposed regeneration sites NLMW1088 Waterloo 1.90 20 20 NLMW1114 Rowan Street 2.76 62 62 Reference Name Area (Ha) NLMW1116 322 Main Street 0.11 12 12 07/19 Morningside Road Newmains 2.77 NLMW1121 Overjonhston Drive 0.03 5 5 05/19 Lammermoor Primary School 2.96 62 62 23.45 471 471 Total 63.13 1,440 1,212
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Town Centre Action Plans Transport improvements There will be a Town Centre Action Plan for Wishaw. Mitigation for the cumulative effect for selected proposed developments will be contained in the Action Programme and delivered through planning conditions or planning agreements. The Council and partners will implement: Green Network improvement opportunities • improvements to bus infrastructure within North Lanarkshire Council working in Gowkthrapple/Wishaw Strategic Delivery Area partnership with Strathclyde Passenger Transport. Waterloo Strategic Delivery Area • general road safety improvements for route action plans and accident improvement plans for locations identified with high numbers of injury accidents. Proposed sites for which joint action may be required to mitigate the cumulative effect of Potential Heat Energy Network Sources development have been identified and the requirement for mitigation will be contained A range of Locations in the area currently have on-site facilities to provide heat for in the Action Programme and delivered through planning conditions or planning individual buildings or campuses. The sites listed in the schedule may have the potential agreements. to act as heat sources in wider heat networks. 03/18 Netherton Street Wishaw Hassockrigg Eco Park, Shotts (Energy from Waste) 13/19 Woodhall Road Newmains Wishaw Carbarns Sewage Treatment Works (Heat from Sewage) 17/19 Royal George Newmains Shotts Sewage Treatment Works (Heat from Sewage) 20/19 West of Morningside Newmains Swinstie Sewage Treatment Works (Heat from Sewage) 23/19 348-414 Cambusnethan Street Wishaw 02/20 F Overtown Road Waterloo 13/20 P Gowkthrapple near Priory Lodge Wishaw 04/20 P Castlehill Farm Site Wishaw 07/20 Garrion Farm Overtown 11/20 No 1 Netherton Road Wishaw 12/20 No 4 Netherton Road Wishaw Note: P denotes part of a submitted site, F denotes Future Development site
94 APPENDICES
Guidance – Purpose of Guidance 96 List of Centres 97 Housing Land Requirement 99 Housing Land Audit 2014 101 Industrial Land Survey 2015 105 Glossary 109
Local Development Plan Policy 95 Local Development Plan Policy
GUIDANCE PURPOSE OF GUIDANCE
In accordance with Circular 6/2013 and to allow plans to focus on vision, the spatial strategy, overarching and other key policies and proposals, detailed policy implementation advice can be contained in supporting guidance. This guidance can clarify the Council’s policy on dealing with provisions of the policies in the Development Plan in a straightforward and transparent way. The objective is to provide, at an early stage, certainty for those making applications for planning permission Guidance can be statutory Supplementary Guidance which would be consulted upon, examined and adopted in a similar manner to the Development Plan which would subsequently form part of the development plan. Councils can also develop Supplementary Planning Guidance, referred to as non-statutory planning guidance in circular 3/2012, which although consulted upon does not formally form part of the plan but can be updated to take account of changes in national policy, guidance and advice. In association with the policies set out in this development plan North Lanarkshire Council will issue guidance on each policy in the following manner and to the following timetable.
Local Development Plan Guidance Type of guidance Content Timescale Purpose of Place Contained in Guidance section of the plan Contained in Guidance section of the plan Contained in Guidance section of the plan Amount of Development Layout of Development Supplementary Planning Guidance Described in Guidance section of the plan For Plan Adoption Contributions to Infrastructure Supplementary Planning Guidance and appendix Described in Guidance section of the plan For Plan Examination (note: includes Affordable Housing) Environmental qualities Supplementary Planning Guidance Describe in Guidance section of the plan For Plan Adoption Promoting Development Locations Supplementary Planning Guidance, Masterplan, Described in Guidance section of the plan For Plan Adoption and as required during the plan (note: includes Visitor economy Action Programme and Action Plans period and Renewable/Wind Energy) Protecting Assets and Development Site Supplementary Planning Guidance Described in Guidance section of the plan For Plan Adoption Considerations
The following appendices will offer detailed guidance on the Purpose of Place and Amount of Development Policies and a description of the form of other guidance and what matters it will include.
96 APPENDICES List of Centres (by Local Area Partnership area) Strategic town Airdrie Town & local Coatdyke Aitchison Street, Airdrie / Calderbank / Caldercruix / Chapelhall / Clarkston / Glenmavis / Katherine Park, Airdrie / Petersburn, Four Isles /Petersburn, Glen Neighbourhood Airdrie Road / Thrashbush Strategic business Eurocentral-Mossend-Newhouse Local business and major locations Albert Bartlett, Glenmavis / Albert Bartlett, Wattston / Brownsburn Industrial Estate/ Chapelhall Visitor economy Monkland Canal visitor area Town & local Bellshill / Birkenshaw / Mossend / Tannochside / Viewpark (Market Place) Neighbourhood Hamilton Road, Bellshill / Old Edinburgh Road, Viewpark / Orbiston Bellshill Strategic business Eurocentral-Mossend-Newhouse / Strathclyde-Righead-Bellshill Local business Tannochside Strategic town Coatbridge Town & local Blairgrove / Whifflet Bargeddie / Calder Street, Coatbridge / Gartsherrie / Glenboig / Kirkwood / Lorne Place, Coatbridge / Russell Colt Street, Coatbridge / Townhead, Neighbourhood Coatbridge Coatbridge / Woodside Street, Coatbridge Strategic business Gartcosh-Kilgarth-Gartsherrie Local business Caldeen Road / Greenhill / Shawhead and Carnbroe Visitor economy Drumpellier Country Park-and Seven Lochs visitor area / Monkland Canal visitor economy area / Time Capsule Leisure Location / Summerlee Leisure Location Strategic town Cumbernauld Town & local Craigmarloch / Kilsyth / Westway Park, Cumbernauld Cumbernauld Neighbourhood Abronhill / Balmalloch / Condorrat / Cumbernauld Rail Station / Cumbernauld Village / Eastfield, Cumbernauld / Kenilworth Court, Cumbernauld and Kilsyth Strategic business Westfield, Cumbernauld Local business Blairlinn-Lenziemill / Wardpark north / Wardpark south Visitor economy Kilsyth Hills and Kelvin Valley visitor area / Auchinstarry Leisure Location / Broadwood Leisure Location / Forth & Clyde Canal Strategic town Motherwell / Ravenscraig Town & local Carfin / Holytown Airbles Street, Motherwell / Craigneuk, Wishaw / Forgewood / Logans Road, Motherwell / Manse Road, Motherwell / Merry Street, Motherwell / Muirhouse / Neighbourhood Motherwell Newarthill / New Stevenston Strategic business Ravenscraig Local business Flemington Strathclyde Country Park visitor area and Ravenscraig Regional Sports Centre Leisure Location /Strathclyde Watersports Centre Leisure Location / Strathclyde Visitor economy Park West Leisure Location Strategic town Town & local Chryston Neighbourhood Glenmanor Avenue, Moodiesburn / Stepps / Stoneyetts Road, Moodiesburn Northern Corridor Strategic business Gartcosh-Kilgarth-Gartsherrie Local business Buchanan Gate Visitor economy Strategic town Wishaw Town & local Caledonian Park, Wishaw/ Harthill / Newmains / Shotts Wishaw Neighbourhood Cambusnethan / Cleland / Netherton / Overtown / Station Road, Shotts / Stane Local business Excelsior / High Street, Shotts Visitor economy Wishaw Sports Centre Leisure Location
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List of Centres (by type of centre)
Strategic town Airdrie / Coatbridge / Cumbernauld / Motherwell / Ravenscraig / Wishaw
Bellshill / Birkenshaw / Blairgrove / Caledonian Park, Wishaw / Carfin / Chryston / Coatdyke / Craigmarloch / Harthill / Holytown / Kilsyth / Town & local Mossend / Newmains / Shotts / Tannochside / Viewpark (Market Place) / Westway Park, Cumbernauld / Whifflet
Abronhill / Airbles Street, Motherwell / Aitchison Street, Airdrie / Balmalloch / Bargeddie / Calder Street, Coatbridge / Calderbank /
Caldercruix / Cambusnethan / Chapelhall / Cleland / Condorrat / Craigneuk, Wishaw / Cumbernauld Rail Station / Cumbernauld Village /
Eastfield, Cumbernauld / Forgewood / Clarkston / Gartsherrie / Glenboig / Glenmanor Avenue, Moodiesburn / Glenmavis /
Katherine Park, Airdrie / Hamilton Road, Bellshill / Kenilworth Court, Cumbernauld / Kirkwood / Logans Road, Motherwell / Neighbourhood Lorne Place, Coatbridge / Manse Road, Motherwell / Merry Street, Motherwell / Muirhouse / Netherton / Newarthill / New Stevenston /
Old Edinburgh Road, Viewpark / Orbiston / Overtown / Petersburn Four Isles / Petersburn Glen Road / Russell Colt Street, Coatbridge /
Stane / Station Road, Shotts / Stepps / Stoneyetts Road, Moodiesburn / Thrashbush / Townhead, Coatbridge /
Woodside Street, Coatbridge
Strategic business Eurocentral-Mossend-Newhouse / Gartcosh-Kilgarth-Gartsherrie / Ravenscraig / Strathclyde-Righead-Bellshill / Westfield, Cumbernauld
Local business and Albert Bartlett, Glenmavis / Albert Bartlett, Wattston / Blairlinn-Lenziemill/ Brownsburn Industrial Estate// Buchanan Gate / Caldeen Road / Chapelhall / Excelsior / Flemington / major locations Greenhill / High Street, Shotts / Shawhead and Carnbroe / Tannochside / Wardpark north / Wardpark south
Visitor Areas:
Drumpellier Country Park-and Seven Lochs / Kilsyth Hills and Kelvin Valley / North Lanarkshire Canals / Palacerigg Country Park /
Strathclyde Country Park Visitor economy
Visitor Locations:
Auchinstarry / Broadwood, Cumbernauld / Ravenscraig Regional Sports Centre / Strathclyde Watersports Centre /
Strathclyde Park M & Ds / Summerlee / Time Capsule / Wishaw Sports Centre
98 HOUSING LAND REQUIREMENT APPENDICES
Strategic Development Plan Updated housing needs Local Development Plan policy Clydeplan comprises the eight local authorities of the The Housing Needs and Demand Assessment process The policy in this Local Development Plan is that Glasgow and the Clyde Valley City Region. Its role is to has calculated the housing position for the Strategic The Council will support the creation of successful, maintain a Strategic Development Plan for the area. Development Plan (Clydeplan). The figures for North sustainable, connected places by promoting development Lanarkshire are presented in the table overleaf. The long-term need for housing land across the eight locations and infrastructure improvements. Locations are authorities is worked out using a mechanism called the The stages to calculating housing land requirement detailed in Area Strategies for each Local Area Partnership Housing Need and Demand Assessment. over a 17-year period from 2012 to 2029 are explained area. Guidance gives further detail where necessary. opposite. The latest Housing Need and Demand Assessment In relation to housing development this means that the methodology was agreed by the Scottish Government’s The requirement is to show supply of land for all tenures following sites are being promoted: Centre for Housing Market Analysis as “robust and of housing. This means there is a balance of private and The supply of sites to satisfy housing demand, including a credible” in May 2015. social components within the overall figure. The split minimum 5-year effective supply of land for housing in each is influenced by the availability of funding for social housing sub-market area at all times. housing. Strategic Development Plan update The Area Strategies contain the detail of the land supply for each area. This comprises: The Strategic Development Plan Proposed Plan was published in January 2016 and submitted for Examination • the 2014 Housing Land Audit Effective sites; in May 2016. The Local Development Plan does not wait • new housing development sites identified as preferred for that process to finish, and is expected to be compliant proposed sites in the Main Issues Report 2016 being with the Strategic Development Plan in place at the time promoted through this plan, and of its adoption. Therefore the Local Development Plan requires to align with the Clydeplan and its Housing • new sites with planning permission granted between 1 Needs and Demand Assessment. April 2014 and 31 March 2016. The Housing Land Audit 2014 Appendix lists all the Established housing land sites, including that proportion considered Effective (refer to the land supplies viewer on the council website).
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Private Housing Sub Market Area Stage Private Social Total Airdrie/Coatbridge Cumbernauld Motherwell 1 Housing estimate 3,255 2,325 3,720 9,300 5,469 14,769 2 Adjusted housing estimate 4,390 3,136 5,017 12,542 5,469 18,011 3 Adjusted annual estimate 258 184 295 738 322 1,059 4 Annual housing supply target 266 189 304 759 300 1,059 5 Local Housing Strategy annual requirement 293 208 334 835 300 1,135 6 Adjusted housing land requirement 323 231 369 924 300 1,223 7 Whole-period housing land requirement 5,491 3,927 6,273 15,708 5,100 20,808 8 Strategic Development Plan requirement 15,710 3,740 19,450
1. Housing estimate 4. Annual housing supply target 7. Whole-period housing land requirement Private and social housing components are derived To reflect the Strategic Housing Investment Plan’s This is the total number of houses required for the from the Scottish Government’s Housing Need and realistic level of annual funding, the social component period 2012 to 2029. Demand Assessment toolkit. The private sector is split of the annual estimate was adjusted from 322 to 8. Strategic Development Plan requirement over the three housing sub market areas. 220. The difference of 102 was added to the private component to maintain the all-tenure annual target Scottish Planning Policy insists that Local Development 2. Adjusted housing estimate total of 1,059. Plans at least match the figure set out in the relevant Strategic Development Plan. The housing land This stage factors in the element of mobile demand 5. Local Housing Strategy annual requirement across the Strategic Development Plan area that North requirement shown at stage 7 does this. Lanarkshire satisfies. The effect is to increase the private 10% generosity was added to the private component sector by 22% (from 9,300 to 12,542). The social to reach the annual housing land requirement element remains the same because there is no mobile published in the Local Housing Strategy. demand element to account for. 6. Housing land requirement 3. Adjusted annual housing estimate In early 2016 the Scottish Government announced increased funding for social housing, allowing the This stage divides the total by 17 to give an annual council to increase the social requirement by 80 units figure over the period 2012 to 2029. a year from the position shown in the Main Issues Report 2016 (from 220 to 300). To increase the overall generosity the private figure originally shown in the Main Issues Report 2016 has been retained, including 100 10% generosity, to arrive at 924 houses a year. HOUSING LAND AUDIT 2014 APPENDICES
Airdrie & Coatbridge Housing Sub-Market Area Airdrie & Coatbridge Housing Sub-Market Area Airdrie & Coatbridge Housing Sub-Market Area
Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Stepps Calderbank Coatbridge (continued) NLMK1053 Hallcraig Street 0.12 NLMK0253 East Of Main Street 1.58 NLMK0581 St Monica's Church 0.15 NLMK0110 Petersburn Minch Way 0.84 NLMK0592 186 Main Street 0.12 NLMK0582 293 Bank Street 0.13 NLMK0130 North Of 2-48 Dunrobin Road 1.74 Caldercruix NLMK0584 256 Whifflet Street 0.16 NLMK0186 Chapel Street 0.31 NLMK0121A Holm Farm Phases 4 & 5 1.96 NLMK0587 Sheffield Forgemasters 4.50 NLMK0213C Former Boot Factory Site C 3.41 NLMK0276 Former Mill Site 6.06 NLMK0588 Alexander Hospital 1.48 NLMK0213D Former Boot Factory Site D 9.49 NLMK0543 172 Airdrie Road 0.23 NLMK0589 87 Dundyvan Street 0.14 NLMK0213E Former Boot Factory Site E 2.24 NLMK0558 St Marys Primary School 3.83 NLMK0590 South of Carnbroe Road 0.20 NLMK0272 Lady Anne Crescent 0.18 NLMK0567 Glengowan House 0.81 NLMK0593 12 Church Street 0.01 NLMK0426 Devonview Street 1.81 NLMK1077 Limelands Phase 2 Rem 1.02 NLMK0594 Drummore Avenue 0.71 NLMK0485 Atlas Works Carlisle Road 3.22 Chapelhall NLMK0596 9-13 Main Street 0.06 NLMK0526 18-20 Mavisbank Street 0.23 NLMK0289 South Chapelhall Rem 5.54 NLMK0598 75 Craigend Drive 0.25 NLMK0548 4 Arran Drive 0.25 NLMK0508 14 Lauchope Street 0.14 NLMK0599 Gallery House 0.34 NLMK0552 South of Rawyards House 2.46 NLMK0546 35-39 Main Street 0.34 NLMK0602 Main Street 1.10 NLMK0552A South of Rawyards House 0.41 NLMK0560 St Aloysius Primary School 1.18 NLMK0606 159-161Calder Street 0.15 NLMK0565 2-10 Louden Street 0.06 NLMK1013 South Chapelhall 2.25 NLMK1001 7 Church Street 0.06 NLMK0568 Archers Carlisle Road 1.21 Coatbridge NLMK1023 Earlston Crescent 0.20 NLMK0585 23 Forrest Road 0.08 NLMK0221 Garturk Brickworks 1.25 NLMK1049 Hollandhurst Road 0.66 NLMK0600 16-18 Stirling Street 0.05 NLMK0411 YMCA Baird St 0.11 NLMK1060 Corsewall Street 0.27 NLMK0605 68-78South Bridge Street 0.07 NLMK0420 Wilton Street 0.11 NLMK1074 13 Old Monkland Road 0.10 NLMK1002 Ninian Road-Carlisle Road 1.26 NLMK0465 53 Main Street 0.08 NLMK1079 Sheffield Forgemasters 8.75 NLMK1019 Clark Street 0.32 NLMK0518 Dundyvan Parish Church 0.36 NLMK1081 St Ambrose High School 1.65 NLMK1062 Mavisbank St 0.29 NLMK0520 59 Colt Terrace 0.07 NLMK1082 Old School Court 0.64 NLMK1073 Viewbank Arran Drive 0.36 NLMK0531 Pool Club Coats Street 0.22 NLMK1091 Castle Cement 4.46 NLMK1080 Alexandra Primary School 0.70 NLMK0538 Castle Cement 8.19 NLMK1101 6 Coathill Street 0.14 NLMK1100 16 Grahamshill Street 0.11 NLMK0551 288 Main Street 3.08 NLMK1103 Garturk Brickworks 7.10 Annathill NLMK0556 Columba High School 3.77 Glenboig NLMK0578 Former Travelling Peoples Site 1.63 NLMK0566 Lorne Place / Arran Ave 1.14 NLMK0442B Gartcosh/Glenboig CGA 48.56 Bargeddie NLMK0570 Barrowfield Street 0.13 NLMK0557 Glenboig Primary School Site 0.44 NLMK0482 Adjacent St Kelvin’s Church 0.34 NLMK0581 St Monica's Church 0.15 NLMK0577 81 Main Street 0.10 NLMK0553 Bargeddie Primary School 0.38 NLMK0582 293 Bank Street 0.13 NLMK0604 Garnqueen Farm 0.61 NLMK0601 Land at Manse Road 0.59 NLMK0570 Barrowfield Street 0.13 NLMK0608 Main Street (31) 0.14
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Airdrie & Coatbridge Housing Sub-Market Area Cumbernauld Sub-Market Area Cumbernauld Sub-Market Area
Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Glenmavis Auchinloch Cumbernauld (continued) NLMK0344 Pinwinnie Recovery 8.09 NLCN1045 Langmuirhead Road 3.75 NLCN0484 Seafar House 1.80 NLMK1059 Rochsoles Farm 1.20 NLSK1050 Rushyhill Farm 0.69 NLCN0485 Dobbies Garden Centre 1.94 Greenfoot Banton NLCN0487 St Andrew's House 7.0 8 NLMK0525 Muirside Mollinsburn Road 0.26 NLCN1037 Banton Mill 2.96 NLCN0490A Cumbernauld CGA 86.87 Greengairs Chryston NLCN0490B Cumbernauld CGA 60.36 NLMK0280 Rankin Crescent 3.16 NLSK0422 93/95 Gartferry Road 0.08 NLCN1040 Auchenkilns Holdings 1.93 NLMK0511 85 Greengairs Road 0.39 NLSK0424 Old Manse 44 Main Street 0.39 NLCN1041 Eastfield Road 2.80 NLMK0537 406 Greengairs Road 0.57 NLSK0439 Lanrig Road 1.54 NLCN1070 85a Roadside Village 0.13 NLMK0607 Langdales Farm 0.24 NLSK1039 Lindsaybeg Road 0.86 NLCN1072 Allanfauld Road 1.91 NLMK1052 Staylee Farm 1.31 NLSK1046 Main Street/Gartferry Road 8.94 NLCN1083 Cedar Road 0.41 NLMK1063 West of 73 Greengairs Road 2.65 NLSK1106 Main Street/Gartferry Road 2.8 NLCN1084 Kildrum Nursery 0.40 Longriggend NLSK1107 Main Street/Gartferry Road 3.75 NLCN1090 Broadwood Stadium 3.61 NLMK0534 Former Coal Yard 0.87 Croy NLCN1093 Hume Road 1.47 NLMK1092 Former Remand Centre 2.15 NLCN0367 Barbegs 1.23 NLCN1094 Ochil View 0.55 Plains NLCN0368 Overcroy 1.43 NLCN1095 Berryhill Road 1.22 NLMK0281A Meadowhead Road Phase 2 0.96 NLCN0488 Croy Quarry 1.82 NLCN1096 Hornbeam Road 0.08 NLMK0282D Ballochney Road (Zed) 1.68 NLCN0489 Girnhall Brae 1.89 NLCN1112 Brown Road 0.07 NLMK0282E Ballochney Road (Gateway 4) 1.72 NLCN0492 Old Mill View 0.07 NLCN1113 Longwill Terrace 0.79 NLMK0282F Ballochney Road (Carvill 2) 3.63 Cumbernauld Gartcosh NLMK0348 Adjacent St David's School 1.26 NLCN0319 Smithstone 1 5.23 NLSK0300 Eastgate 0.88 NLMK0542 Express Dairies Main Street 1.78 NLCN0319B Smithstone 4/5 5.62 NLSK0442A Gartcosh CGA 86.06 NLMK0559 Plains Primary School Site 0.55 NLCN0343A Longwill Terrace 2.39 NLSK1108 CGA Bothlin Burn 16.41 NLMK0561 St David’s Primary School 1.51 NLCN0385A Craigmarloch West 0.16 NLSK1109 CGA South Johnston Loch 14.81 NLMK0563 Annieshill Farm 1.44 NLCN0385B Craigmarloch East 0.14 Kilsyth NLMK0573 167-171 Main Street Plains 0.18 NLCN0392 Blackwood Phase 2 1.30 NLCN0234 Barrwood Quarry 0.98 NLMK0597 40 Main Street 0.13 NLCN0449 Seafar Allanfauld Road 0.90 NLCN0321 17 Register Road 0.14 Wattston NLCN0456 Badenheath Park 1.38 NLCN0363 Kirklands Crescent 1.22 NLMK0140 Meikle Drumgray Road 5.75 NLCN0457 Carrickstone Park 12.68 NLCN0365A Ladeside Extension 1.30 NLMK0293 Hillrigg 0.81 NLCN0468 40 Main Road Condorrat 0.28 NLCN0366 Westfield Road 0.43 NLCN0471 Auchenkilns Nursery Phase 2 5.50 NLCN0386 The Broch Car Park 0.19 NLCN0476 Broadwood Stadium 4.73 NLCN0422 Deacons Road Junction 0.15 NLCN0480 South Carbrain Road 0.31 NLCN0447 92 Stirling Road 0.27 NLCN0481 Craiglinn Park Road 0.74 NLCN0455 Cavalry Park 9.93 102 HOUSING LAND AUDIT 2014 APPENDICES
Cumbernauld Sub-Market Area Motherwell Sub-Market Area Motherwell Sub-Market Area
Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Kilsyth (continued) Bellshill Harthill NLCN0469 Woodend Farm 0.92 NLMW0386 758-768 Old Edinburgh Road 0.11 NLMW0577 Harthill Primary School 0.59 NLCN0472 25-33 Balmalloch Road 0.13 NLMW0690 Bellshill Miners Welfare 0.18 NLMW0750 65-83 West Main Street 0.40 NLCN0473 17-21 Newtown Street 0.69 NLMW0708 129 Holytown Road 0.59 NLMW0777 Viewfield House 0.65 NLCN0474 High Barrwood Road 0.09 NLMW0736 350 New Edinburgh Road 0.37 NLMW0788 Paxtane Farm 12.72 NLCN1010 St Patrick's Primary School 1.50 NLMW0737 Bellshill Golf Club 0.36 NLMW0789 St Catherine's Church 0.92 NLCN1042 Craigmarloch Nurseries 0.47 NLMW0752 Car park 34-38 Main Street 0.20 NLMW1020 Hirst Road Bus Depot 0.53 NLCN1055 Auchinstarry Canal Bank 0.13 NLMW0755 West Of 607 Main Street 0.31 Holytown NLCN1057 95 Main Street 0.03 NLMW0771 Former Sub Station 2.45 NLMW0702 Torrance Park 13.44 NLCN1058 Barrwood Quarry South 9.10 NLMW0774 Land East Of Carr Quadrant 0.77 NLMW0739 33-35 Main Street 0.20 NLCN1076 High Barrwood Road 0.16 NLMW0785 Emma Jay Road 0.65 NLMW0744 East Of Bo'ness Road 7.12 NLCN1097 Burngreen 0.03 NLMW0795 599-605Main Street 0.91 Morningside Mollinsburn NLMW1086 Belvidere Road 0.63 NLMW0363A Morningside Road West 5.56 NLSK0205 Burnetts Garage 0.24 Cambusnethan NLMW0773 324 Morningside Road 0.20 Moodiesburn NLMW0477 Branchal Cottage 1.62 Mossend NLSK0438 Moodiesburn House Hotel (Rear) 4.65 NLMW0490 East Gate 0.08 NLMW0597 Clydesdale Works 3.63 NLSK0441 Stoneyetts 28.67 NLMW0724 Cambusnethan Nursery 0.09 NLMW0764 Clydesdale Works 23.08 NLSK1102 Avenuehead Road 52.31 NLMW0748 18 Thrashbush Road 0.08 Motherwell Muirhead NLMW1064 26 Eastmuir Street 0.23 NLMW0235 Craigneuk - Ritchie Street 0.58 NLSK0432 Berryknowe Avenue 0.25 Carfin NLMW0476 Grange Street Site 2 0.29 NLSK0433 80 Cumbernauld Road 0.17 NLMW0703 New Stevenston Road 3.26 NLMW0540 Shieldmuir St 0.19 NLSK0435 Holms Farm 1.34 NLMW1017 117 Newarthill Road 2.45 NLMW0573A Ravenscraig South Calder 11.97 NLSK0436 Moodiesburn House Hotel 1.34 NLMW1105 Park Road 0.19 NLMW0573C Ravenscraig Carfin 1 North 6.02 NLSK1047 Station Road 10.83 Cleland NLMW0573E Ravenscraig Carfin 3 16.70 Stepps NLMW0682 Carlisle Road 1.40 NLMW0573L Ravenscraig Nether Johnston 13.26 NLCN0478 133-149 Cumbernauld Road 0.16 NLMW0732 Cleland Arts Schoolhouse 0.08 NLMW0573M Ravenscraig Meadowhead 55.44 NLSK0430 Frankfield Loch Area B 8.56 NLMW0753 51 Main Street 0.33 NLMW0573O Ravenscraig Roman Road 23.74 NLSK0437 Cardowan Colliery 4.72 NLMW1078 1-11 Wishaw High Road Rem 1.87 NLMW0573Q Ravenscraig Town Centre 68.02 NLSK1048 Buchanan Business Park 7.03 Eastfield NLMW0371 West Benhar Road 0.65 Hareshaw NLMW0804 Land East Of Greenhill Road 0.68
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Motherwell Sub-Market Area Motherwell Sub-Market Area Motherwell Sub-Market Area
Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Motherwell (continued) Newmains Wishaw NLMW0608 Muir Street / Merry Street 0.11 NLMW0364 East of Morningside Road 1.38 NLMW0143A Old Manse Road - Phase A 4.15 NLMW0621 Calder Road 0.72 NLMW0677 201 Morningside Road 0.26 NLMW0209 Pather Farm 12.00 NLMW0713 Elison Court Shields Road 0.42 NLMW0717 East of Main Street 16.14 NLMW0222 57 Cambusnethan Street 0.10 NLMW0759 Traction House 1.45 NLMW0733 111 Westwood Road 0.33 NLMW0356 Green Farm 9.36 NLMW1005 Motherwell Bowling Club 0.22 NLMW0738 52 Abernethyn Road 0.24 NLMW0380 155 Netherton Road 0.18 NLMW1018 Leven Street 4.69 NLMW0746 164 Morningside Road 0.07 NLMW0559 137-139 Craigneuk Street 0.86 NLMW1044 Mill Road/Merry Street 1.88 NLMW0760 Former Comliebank Hotel 1.17 NLMW0583 Netherton Road 0.24 NLMW1057 Lawson Avenue Site 2 0.84 NLMW1068 Allanton Holdings 0.89 NLMW0628 South Of Dimsdale Road 1.93 NLMW1065 238 Jerviston Street 0.99 Overtown NLMW0655 Cambusnethan Priory 2.96 NLMW1069 Barons Road 0.11 NLMW0383 Wemysshill Farm - Phase 2 4.62 NLMW0711 Etna Industrial Estate 6.50 NLMW1075 106 Leslie Street 0.13 NLMW0803 North Of 82 Main Street 0.17 NLMW0716 43-51 Millbank Road 0.21 NLMW1085 Glencairn Tower 1.09 Salsburgh NLMW0728 St Ignatius Primary School 0.24 NLMW1104 Ravenscraig Carfin 1 South 3.53 NLMW1066 Shottsburn Road 0.15 NLMW0730 Wishaw Academy 0.29 NLMW1110 Tinkers Lane Bus Depot 4.07 Shotts NLMW0761 391-395 Caledonian Road 0.26 NLMW1111 Calder Primar y School 0.49 NLMW0517 Shottskirk Rd 0.83 NLMW0763 62-66 Roberts Street 0.06 New Stevenston NLMW0741 North Of Torbothie Road 8.37 NLMW0775 9 Glenpark Street 0.16 NLMW0199A Treatment Works East 5.35 NLMW0756 Springhill Farm 0.27 NLMW0790 Caledonian Farm 4.21 NLMW0199B Treatment Works West 1.65 NLMW0758 Sunnybank Benhar Road 0.66 NLMW0791 Garrion Farm 3.30 NLMW0725 New Stevenston Primary 0.44 NLMW0792 Rosehall Road 1.23 NLMW0793 Wishaw CGA 80.14 NLMW0787 Fullwood Foundry 12.07 NLMW1007 6/18 Kirk Road 0.09 NLMW0794 47 Cleland Road 0.25 NLMW1089 73 Coronation Road 0.58 NLMW1012 Herbison House 0.96 NLMW0797 44 Ryde Road 0.14 Newarthill NLMW1056 Southfield Crescent 0.43 NLMW0799 204 Alexander Street 0.32 NLMW0718 Gospel Hall High Street 0.12 NLMW1067 Dyfrig Street 0.31 NLMW0801 Caledonian Road 0.13 NLMW0778 20 Church Street 0.17 Uddingston NLMW1006 Garrion Business Park 6.83 NLMW0779 2 Loanhead Road 0.39 NLMW0181 428-436 Old Edinburgh Rd 0.20 NLMW1021 17-19 Millbank Road 0.22 NLMW1024 High Street (North Of 436) 0.47 NLMW0768 Woodhead Crescent 0.87 NLMW1025 14-28 Kirk Road 0.03 NLMW0781 487 Old Edinburgh Road 0.10 NLMW1027 Castlehill 2 3.91 NLMW0782 Maryville View 0.85 NLMW1054 Belhaven Terrace 0.11 NLMW0783 Roundknowe Road 6.07 NLMW1087 Innerleithen Drive 0.66 NLMW0784 Tannochside Primary School 0.47 NLMW1088 Waterloo 1.90 NLMW1043 Old Edinburgh Road 5.80 NLMW1098 406-420 Main Street 1.14 Viewpark NLMW1099 15-19 Glasgow Road 0.05 NLMW0722 Burnhead Primary School 2.28 104 INDUSTRIAL LAND SURVEY 2015 APPENDICES
Airdrie Local Area Partnership Bellshill Local Area Partnership (continued)
Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Strategic Business Strategic Business (continued) NLC00288 York Road, Dunalistair West 1.24 NLS00416 Office Park, Renshaw Place, Eurocentral 2.88 Local Business NLS00436 Central Point West, Dovecote Road, Eurocentral 0.72 NLC00284 Carlisle Road, Chapelhall Industrial Estate 1.49 NLS00445 Central Point East, Dovecote Road, Eurocentral 0.58 NLC00285 Moncrieffe Road, Chapelhall Industrial Estate 0.61 NLS00447 Maxim Expansion Parklands Avenue, Eurocentral 3.79 Other NLS00258 Hattonrigg B, Reema Road, Mossend 2.14 NLC00519 Proposed Drumshangie Energy From Waste Plant 29.52 NLS00311 Hattonrigg C, Reema Road, Mossend 15.60 NLC00520 Proposed Drumshangie Data Centre 65.30 NLS00545 Yard at Marion Street, Mossend 0.26 NLC00532 Dunalistair East, Lancaster Avenue, Chapelhall 8.71 NLS00558 East of Marion Street, Mossend 0.21 NLC00556 Airdriehill Street, Airdrie 2.64 NLS00363 A1, Glasgow & Edinburgh Road, Newhouse Ind Estate 4.36 NLS00376 Prologis, Glasgow & Edinburgh Road, Newhouse Ind Estate 2.88 Bellshill Local Area Partnership NLS00433 Greenside Road, Newhouse Industrial Estate 0.29 NLS00440 Westfield Road, Newhouse Industrial Estate 3.50 Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) NLS00539 West of Beech Crescent, Newhouse Industrial Estate 2.45 Strategic Business NLS00555 Beech Crescent, Newhouse Industrial Estate 0.44 NLS00054 North Site, Belgowan Street, Bellshill Industrial Estate 2.33 NLS00243 Viewpark Glen/Starling Way, Strathclyde Business Park 0.74 NLS00437 Chancerygate Business Centre, Bellshill Industrial Estate 1.67 NLS00260 Finch Way/Phoenix Crescent, Strathclyde Business Park 2.97 NLS00003 Site X McNeil Drive, Eurocentral 47.30 NLS00262 21 Melford Road, Righead Industrial Estate 1.02 NLS00007 Plots I, J & K Condor Glen, Eurocentral 8.07 NLS00266 West of Dove Wynd, Strathclyde Business Park 0.71 NLS00008 Plot R Woodside, Eurocentral 10.69 NLS00413 West of Goil Avenue, Righead Industrial Estate 3.19 NLS00010 Plot S Condor Glen, Eurocentral 17.18 NLS00418 South of Goil Avenue, Righead Industrial Estate 0.35 NLS00017 Site V McNeil Drive, Eurocentral 4.87 NLS00506 10 Phoenix Crescent, Strathclyde Business Park 0.42 NLS00023 Plot H Woodside, Eurocentral 4.20 NLS00552 Old Edinburgh Road/Goil Avenue, Righead Industrial Estate 0.40 NLS00030 Site T Brittain Way, Eurocentral 3.82 NLS00566 Finch Way/Phoenix Crescent, Strathclyde Business Park 0.34 NLS00361 Plot X McNeil Drive, Eurocentral 3.24 NLS00269 Wm Grant Starling Way, Strathclyde Business Park 2.76 NLS00362 Eastern Gateway McNeil Drive, Eurocentral 3.06 Local Business NLS00367 Plot Y Condor Glen, Eurocentral 1.31 NLS00453 Tannochside Drive, Tannochside Business Park 0.84 NLS00406 Orchard Farm McNeil Drive, Eurocentral 15.32 Other NLS00273 Reema Road, Bellshill 1.58 NLS00529 Reema Road, Bellshill 0.82
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Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Strategic Business Strategic Business NLC00487 Kilgarth Special Site, Coatbridge 70.90 NLN00244 1 & 2A/B, Auldyards Road, Gartcosh Business Gateway 24.82 Local Business NLN00379 West, Craignethan Drive, Gartcosh Business Gateway 13.58 NLC00542 3 South Caldeen Road, Caldeen Road Industrial Area 0.16 NLN00524 Site 1A, Auldyards Road, Gartcosh Business Gateway 9.13 NLC00134 Former Shanks And McEwen, Carnbroe Industrial Area 4.71 NLN00254 5 Orchardton Road, Westfield 1.26 NLC00527 Former Shanks And McEwen, Carnbroe Industrial Area 2.47 NLN00332 6 Deerdykes Road, Westfield 1.65 NLC00359 Coltswood Road, Greenhill Industrial Area 0.59 NLN00334 7 Orchardton Road, Westfield 2.18 NLC00280 M8 Interlink Kirkshaws Road, Rosehall Industrial Area 0.49 NLN00410 2 Deerdykes Road, Westfield 1.24 NLC00295 Centrum Park, Hagmill Road, Shawhead 2.16 NLN00412 2 Deerdykes Place, Westfield 0.57 NLC00537 37 Hagmill Road, Shawhead 0.08 NLN00414 North Site Westfield Place, Westfield 1.30 Other NLN00419 6 Deerdykes Place, Westfield 0.72 NLC00143 Dundyvan Road, Dundyvan Industrial Estate, Coatbridge 0.36 NLN00423 Deerdykes Court North, Westfield 0.88 NLC00303 Glasgow Road, Drumpellier Business Park, Coatbridge 1.64 NLN00448 6 Grayshill Road, Westfield 3.40 NLC00470 Stobcross Street, Coatbridge 0.59 NLN00449 Sewage Works Deerdykes Road, Westfield 5.41 NLC00502 Burnbank Street, Coatbridge 2.74 NLN00463 South Site Westfield Place, Westfield 1.07 NLC00543 Locks Street, Coatbridge 0.95 NLN00464 2-10 Westfield Place, Westfield 0.52 Local Business Motherwell Local Area Partnership NLN00298 8 Limekilns Road, Blairlinn/Lenziemill 1.23 NLN00431 23 Lenziemill Road, Blairlinn/Lenziemill 0.22 Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) NLN00461 14 Blairlinn Road, Blairlinn/Lenziemill 0.18 Strategic Business NLN00504 Belstane Road, Blairlinn/Lenziemill 11.24 NLS00455 Single User Campus, Prospecthill Road, Ravenscraig 43.67 NLN00534 21A Lenziemill Road, Blairlinn/Lenziemill 0.92 NLS00458 Business Quarter, Prospecthill Road, Ravenscraig 30.72 NLN00538 11 Greens Road, Blairlinn/Lenziemill 0.65 NLS00521 Business Quarter East, Prospecthill Road, Ravenscraig 4.78 NLN00415 Buchanan Gate, Buchannan Gate Business Park, Stepps 0.58 Local Business NLN00460 Buchanan Court, Buchannan Gate Business Park, Stepps 0.21 NLS00457 Wellington Street, Flemington Industrial Estate North West 0.46 NLN00265 Airport, Duncan McIntosh Road, Wardpark North 5.56 NLS00549 Wellington Street, Flemington Industrial Estate North East 0.27 NLN00432 1 Napier Road, Wardpark North 0.20 Other NLN00426 4 Dunnswood Road, Wardpark South 0.13 NLS00546 Newhut Road, Braidhurst Industrial Estate, Motherwell 0.37 NLN00428 1-2 Wardpark Place, Wardpark South 1.52 NLS00560 Orbiston Street, Motherwell 0.20 NLN00434 West of Wardpark Place, Wardpark South 2.91 NLS00561 Park Street, Motherwell 0.31 NLN00468 Forest Road, Wardpark South 0.92 NLS00452 Robb Street, Orbiston Street, Motherwell 0.26 NLN00513 Old Inn's, Wardpark South 3.28 NLS00408 5 Rose Street, Orbiston Street, Motherwell 0.13 NLN00541 Car Wash, Wardpark South 0.17 NLS00565 East of Rose Street, Orbiston Street, Motherwell 0.09
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North Local Area Partnership (continued) Wishaw Local Area Partnership
Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Site Reference Name Site Area (Ha) Other Local Business NLN00245 Woodhead Road, Chryston 0.73 NLS00282 4 Netherdale Road, Netherton Industrial Estate 0.22 NLN00375 Station Road, Chryston 1.97 NLS00335 5-7 Netherdale Road, Netherton Industrial Estate 0.24 NLN00377 Carradale Crescent, Broadwood, Cumbernauld 0.41 NLS00411 Netherdale Road, Netherton Industrial Estate 1.20 NLN00420 Glencryan Road, Carbrain, Cumbernauld 2.35 NLS00540 Netherton Street, Netherton Industrial Estate 0.84 NLN00321 SEL West, Drum Mains Park, Orchardton, Cumbernauld 2.72 Other NLN00331 SEL East, Drum Mains Park, Orchardton, Cumbernauld 3.18 NLS00510 85 Main Street, Newmains 0.12 NLN00378 Plot 11 Drum Mains Park, Orchardton, Cumbernauld 1.16 NLS00547 Station Road, Shotts 0.22 NLN00380 SEL South, Drum Mains Park, Orchardton, Cumbernauld 5.10 NLS00557 Mossburn Avenue, Harthill 2.96 NLN00396 Plot 1, Little Drum Road, Orchardton, Cumbernauld 1.78 NLS00562 Bone Steel, Netherton Road, Wishaw 1.20 NLN00242 Napier Park, Wardpark, Cumbernauld 5.27 NLS00563 Pickerings Corner, Netherton Road, Wishaw 0.35 NLN00446 Napier Road, Wardpark, Cumbernauld 2.72 NLN00302 38 Garrell Road, Kilsyth 1.20 NLN00424 8 Garrell Road, Kilsyth 0.18 NLN00430 32 Garrell Place, Kilsyth 0.17 NLN00509 Sewage Works, Garrell Road, Kilsyth 2.52
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Action Programme - a list of the actions required to Capacity - the estimated amount of development a Community Park - informal local nature parks similar deliver the plan’s policies and proposals, the names of site can reasonably accommodate. In this Plan housing to Country Parks but with fewer, if any, formal facilities. responsible parties for each action, and timescales for capacity is either that stated in an audit, Planning Designated to provide access to, and protect natural implementation which accompanies the Proposed Plan at Permission, submission to the plan or at a notional 25 areas close to, towns. Examination. The Programme is reviewed and is updated units per hectare. Convenience Goods - goods bought on an everyday or every 2 years. Character Areas - areas identified in the Local regular basis such as food or drink. Affordable housing - housing for sale or rent to meet the Development Plan Principal Policy, the purpose of which Conservation Areas - formally designated areas of identified needs of people who cannot afford to buy or is defined by the range of uses found in that place, or special architectural or historic interest which have rent housing generally available on the open market. the range of main and supporting or ancillary uses the stricter planning controls to protect their architectural or Council would like to encourage. Air Quality Management Area (AQMA) - areas historic character. designated under the Environment Act 1995 and Charrette - a consultation method for stakeholders Contaminated Land - land with the potential to cause subsequent regulations to address air quality in areas regarding design, site uses or community development harm due to the substances present. which fail to meet air quality objectives. issues normally in the form of stakeholder meetings or workshops. Core Paths - a system of strategic paths designated Biodiversity - the variety of life on earth, both plant and under the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003 identified by animal species and the habitats in which they are found. City Region - areas within the broad sphere of influence the Council to give people reasonable access throughout of a major city, e.g., the Glasgow City Region and its Brownfield Land - land that has previously been their area for walking, cycling or horse riding. constituent local authorities. developed, including derelict land and land occupied by Countryside (Local Development Plan definition) redundant buildings. Clydeplan - the proposed Strategic Development Plan for - rural areas more distant from large urban areas than the Glasgow City Region. Business Development Sites - The existing development Green Belt where limited development in support of the sites identified in the Plan have been categorised by Comparison Goods - items which consumers will rural economy or for agricultural diversification may be “Type” in accordance with the definitions set out by compare on quality and price before buying and more acceptable. Clydeplan for the Monitoring of Land of Industry, generally not bought on a regular basis eg. furniture or Derelict Land - previously developed land or buildings Business and Offices. This identifies a number of electrical equipment. requiring restoration before re-use. categories or “Land Type” which include sites defined Community Growth Area - strategic scale housing as:- 1 – Confirmed Marketable, 2 – Potential Marketable, Designed Landscapes - an Inventory of formal gardens releases to deliver significant numbers of new homes and 3 – Remain in Industry, 4 – Reserved, 10 – Specialist Sites and historic landscapes designed for their artistic or support community facilities. (also marked with an asterisk*) and 14 – Land in Use but aesthetic effect no physical development.
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Designing Streets - Scottish Government policy Green Belt - areas of land designated to protect and Housing Land Audit - assessment of housing land across guidance used predominantly for the design, enhance the landscape setting and identity of towns and the Glasgow and Clyde Valley at 2014 undertaken jointly construction, adoption and maintenance of new streets to manage long-term urban expansion. by the eight City Region local authorities in consultation or re-design of existing streets. with housing providers. Greenfield - land previously undeveloped or fully Effective Housing Land - that part of the supply of restored formerly derelict land returned to beneficial use Housing Needs and Demand Assessment (HNDA) - an land for housing development expected to be free of for agriculture, forestry, nature conservation or other low assessment designed to give broad long term estimates development constraints in a 7-year period and therefore intensity uses. of what future housing need may be. available for house construction. Green Infrastructure - both connected and isolated Housing Sub-Market Areas - areas that are relatively self- Energy From Waste/Advanced Thermal Treatment areas of green network assets which together combine to contained in terms of meeting local demand for housing. (ATT) - recovering energy from waste, or in the case of form green networks. ICNIRP - International Commission on Non Ionising ATT using processes to produce fuels such as coke or Green Network - the Urban Green Network is a network Radiation Protection. combustible gas. of natural, semi-natural and man-made open spaces LDP - Local Development Plan. Formal Town Park - six formal town parks designated which together create an interconnected network within in major towns of North Lanarkshire due to their historic the urban area and provide for recreational and access Main Issues Report - a consultation document setting amenity value. routes and which enhance biodiversity, habitats and out the main development related issues for North landscape character of the urban area. Lanarkshire and options to resolve these. Frontiers of the Roman Empire (Antonine Wall) World Heritage Site - the most significant Roman monument Habitat Regulations Appraisal - an assessment of the Metropolitan Glasgow Strategic Drainage Strategy - a in Scotland signifying the greatest limits of the Roman implications of Local Development Plan policies and partnership strategy by City Region local authorities to Empire. The designation traverses five Scottish local proposals on Special Protection Areas and Special Areas address flood risk and resolve flooding issues. authority areas and a number of other European of Conservation protected under the European Habitats Monitoring Statement - an overview of population, countries. Directive 1992. housing, retail, economic and environmental trends in Glasgow City Region City Deal Infrastructure Fund - a Heat Mapping - mapping which identifies where surplus the plan area and assessment of progress of the Local £1Bn infrastructure investment programme directed heat is being produced by business or industry and Development Plan. towards unlocking new sites for housing and facilitating where surplus heat may be used to heat properties in National Planning Framework 3 - a locational and supporting employment. close proximity or be converted to other forms of energy. framework of Scottish Government economic strategy Green Network Assets - international, national and Historic Environment Assets - international, national and plans for major infrastructure investment. local environmental designations to protect important and local heritage designations to protect important Natura 2000 sites - internationally important sites for landscapes, natural habitats, Country and community historical buildings, structures, garden landscapes, nature conservation protected under the European parks, open space amenity areas and other green assets. Conservation Areas and Scheduled Monuments. Habitats Directive 1992 and subsequent regulations.
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Proposals - opportunities for development identified in Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Scotland) the Local Development Plan. Order 1997 - a statutory instrument which defines types (classes) of land use and defines what is considered the Sequential Approach - a sequence of tests implemented amount of change of use that would require planning to identify the most appropriate locations for retail or permission. footfall generating development, with town centres being preferred locations. Town Centres First Principle - the Town Centre First Principle encourages public and private investment Seven Lochs Wetland Park - a cross-boundary 20km2 in town centres to encourage vibrancy and help town urban nature park and green network project located centres thrive. between east Glasgow and Coatbridge containing lochs, local nature reserves a country park and walking and Vacant Land - Land or buildings previously used and cycling routes. now unoccupied, but not derelict. Single Outcome Agreement - an agreement between Water Framework Directive - a European Union a Community Planning Partnership (including the local Directive introduced in 2000 to establish measures to authority and the Scottish Government) which sets out manage the health of the water environment - rivers, what is hoped to be achieved within the Council Area. lochs, firths and coastal waters. SEPA - Scottish Environment Protection Agency -a World Heritage Site - a site of international cultural or Scottish Government agency, tasked with protecting natural heritage importance which is listed by UNESCO the environment, natural resources and human health as being of outstanding universal value. including flood protection. Visitor Economy - the demand for tourism- related visitor Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) - an activity and the supply of products, facilities, services assessment which considers the effects of a plan, and accommodation which contribute both directly and programme or strategy on the environment. It is carried indirectly to the wider local economy. out at each of the main stages of the plan process from Main Issues Report, through Proposed Plan to Adoption. Supplementary Planning Guidance - guidance providing greater detail on Plan policies for applications for planning permission. Guidance will be updated throughout the life of the plan as necessary.
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