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Local Development Plan Planning and Building Standards Services Proposed South Lanarkshire Local Development Plan Fo ire cu sh ssin ark g on South Lan Comments and Main Issues May 2013 Community and Enterprise Resources No ID Title Consultee Consultee Agent Summary Council's Response 1 MIR1 South Lanarkshire Question Andrew To ensure that the Plan The vision addresses the Local 1 Bennie meets the future needs of whole of South Lanarkshire Development Plan Planning all towns and villages and is not specific to all vision Limited across the plan area, it is villages and settlements - it suggested that the words " can include areas outwith all settlements and villages and settlements. No villages within " be added amendment proposed to immediately before the Plan Vision. words " South Lanarkshire". 1 MIR934 South Lanarkshire Question Ashfield Land Barton The vision of the plan The current economic Local 1 Wilmore should be reworded to position is dealt with Development Plan reflect current economic elsewhere in the plan. It is vision position not necessary to have it in the plan vision therefore no amendment proposed to Plan Vision. 1 MIR1081 South Lanarkshire Question Hamilton Golf Barton The vision should seek to The proposed plan takes a Local 1 Club Wilmore kick start the economy and realistic view of the current Development Plan increase levels of growth economic position. The vision over and above that vision is clear in this respect experienced during and and no amendment is since the recession. By proposed to Plan Vision. planning for growth and increased economic activity those industries most affected by the financial crisis can be given the opportunity to recover and flourish in a growing economy. The vision as presently set out in the MIR should therefore be reworded accordingly 1 MIR273 South Lanarkshire Question Taylor GL Hearn Supports the LDP Vision Noted Local 1 Wimpey to promote growth and Development Plan regeneration of South vision Lanarkshire. Residential development at West Strathaven would help to deliver these objectives 1 MIR711 South Lanarkshire Question Muse GVA Supports the vision for the Noted Local 1 Development Grimley LDP Development Plan s vision 1 MIR950 South Lanarkshire Question Michael Pink Hamilton Yes this is the right vision Noted Local 1 Natural for the plan. Development Plan History vision Society 1 MIR195 South Lanarkshire Question National Grid Hargest The vision is broadly The current economic Local 1 Property Ltd and correct as it highlights the position is dealt with Development Plan Wallace benefits derived from elsewhere in the plan. It is vision Planning redeveloping the former not necessary to have it in Ltd Gasworks site. However the plan vision therefore no the priority of the LDP amendment proposed to must be to promote the Plan Vision. economic recovery and this should be identified as the overriding imperative at least for the next first five years of the LDP. 1 MIR149 South Lanarkshire Question Ruth Highgate James Barr Fully supports vision for Noted Local 1 Ltd SLLDP Development Plan vision 1 MIR43 South Lanarkshire Question Margaret Hodge James Barr Fully supports vision for Noted Local 1 Ltd SLLDP Development Plan vision 1 MIR899 South Lanarkshire Question Stuart Mcgarvie James Barr Yes, however cognisance The GCVSDP will be fully Local 1 Ltd will require to be taken considered when producing Development Plan from the recently approved the LDP. In addition a vision CVSDP, with particular Housing Technical Report reference to housing of a will be produced to deal strategic/masterplan with specific housing nature. issues. 1 MIR175 South Lanarkshire Question Country James Barr The vision should have The rural area is fully Local 1 Capers Ltd more emphasis on rural considered in the plan and Development Plan Kypeside area investment the vision applies to all of vision South Lanarkshire 1 MIR14 South Lanarkshire Question J Brown Keppie Yes continued growth and Noted Local 1 Planning regeneration is an Development Plan Ltd appropriate vision. vision 1 MIR486 South Lanarkshire Question Wallace Land Keppie Yes, continued growth and Noted Local 1 Planning regeneration is an Development Plan Ltd appropriate vision vision 1 MIR317 South Lanarkshire Question Aithrie Estate PPCA Ltd The Vision must recognise The vision recognises the Local 1 the need to meet the role of housing and Development Plan housing and employment employment in meeting the vision needs of the area in full. needs of an area but at the There are no serious local same time it aims to environmental or address climate change. infrastructure constraints The LDP therefore will which cannot be resolved represent the most realistic to allow such development view of how to achieve within the life of this Plan. these aims in the current If the Council is committed economic climate. to a low carbon economy then the LDP must support all appropriate opportunities for renewable energy development in its Proposed Plan Policy framework. 1 MIR65 South Lanarkshire Question Hamilton & PPCA Ltd The Vision must recognise The LDP will consider fully Local 1 Kinneil the need to meet the the implications of both SPP Development Plan Estates housing development and SDP but will endeavour vision needs of the area in full, to be as realistic as possible as per SPP. There are no in the current economic serious local climate. environmental or infrastructure constraints which cannot be resolved to allow such development within the life of this Plan. 1 MIR375 South Lanarkshire Question Lord PPCA Ltd The Vision must recognise The vision recognises the Local 1 Linlithgows the need to meet the role of housing and Development Plan Trust housing and employment employment in meeting the vision needs of the area in full. needs of an area but at the There are no serious local same time it aims to environmental or address climate change. infrastructure constraints The LDP therefore will which cannot be resolved represent the most realistic to allow such development view of how to achieve within the life of this Plan. these aims in the current If the Council is committed economic climate. to a low carbon economy then the LDP must support all appropriate opportunities for renewable energy development in its Proposed Plan Policy framework. 1 MIR795 South Lanarkshire Question Stonehouse Turley The overall vision is The LDP will consider Local 1 Ahead Associates supported but there should development opportunities Development Plan be an acknowledgement across South Lanarkshire vision that the regeneration of but this will be based on a less economically realistic assessment of what successful settlements will can be achieved and what be an objective allowing all can be considered to be areas to share in the truly effective in the current outputs of sustainable economic climate. economic growth. 1 MIR769 South Lanarkshire Question Mike Andrews The SLLDP should accord The LDP will focus on the Local 1 with the GCVSDP key economy as one of the key Development Plan aims and this is the right drivers to development in vision vision for the plan. Given South Lanarkshire and be current economic as realistic as possible circumstances, the reflecting the SPP and SDP emphasis should be on growth, as a means to stimulate investment, provide additional employment and improve consumer confidence 1 MIR263 South Lanarkshire Question Donna Brooks The vision for the plan The vision of the plan Local 1 should incorporate a reflects that of the SDP and Development Plan reference to the role of the the adopted South vision communities of SLC as Lanarkshire local plan. partners in shaping the area , and the intention of the plan to be inclusive as it stands the vision appears to be an officials vision. Whilst fully supporting the need for on-going regeneration would question the promotion of continued growth throughout South Lanarkshire. 1 MIR644 South Lanarkshire Question Cala Homes Agree with main themes of The vision of the plan Local 1 West the proposed Vision. reflects that of the SDP and Development Plan However, the Vision could the adopted South vision be improved by tailoring it Lanarkshire local plan. to South Lanarkshire, rather than being a generic statement which could be applicable to any place. 1 MIR413 South Lanarkshire Question David Crawford No further residential land Noted Local 1 release in the Green Belt Development Plan around Strathaven vision 1 MIR417 South Lanarkshire Question Agnieszka Devine The west Strathaven Noted Local 1 proposals seem to be Development Plan unnecessary as there is vision not significant employment in this area. 1 MIR218 South Lanarkshire Question Avril Dobson Development planning for Extensive consultation took Local 1 communities should focus place before the MIR was Development Plan on discussion with those produced to allow input vision communities as partners from communities and and stakeholders, individuals as to which determining how the direction the Council should needs of each community be taking future should be incorporated in development. The results of an inclusive manner. this exercise and subsequent consultation following publication of the MIR have been taken into account when producing the LDP. 1 MIR1021 South Lanarkshire Question Robert Freel Plan needs to also take The LDP will fully consider Local 1 account of the Recycling all aspects of climate Development Plan and the zero waste change and additional vision strategy agenda, Supplementary Guidance renewable energy and will be produced to deal wind farm sites. The MIR
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