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2010-01-11 AMR 2008-09 Fenland DC Revised FINAL Version Local Development Framework Annual Monitoring Report 2008 - 2009 Further copies of this document can be obtained from: Planning Policy Team Fenland District Council Fenland Hall County Road March PE15 8NQ Telephone: 01354 654321 Email: [email protected] It can also be viewed on our website at: www.fenland.gov.uk Documents prepared by Fenland District Council are available in: Community languages, large print, Moon, Braille, and audio cassette. December 2009 Fenland District Council December 2009 Contents Contents ..........................................................................................................1 Introduction ......................................................................................................4 Period Covered................................................................................................4 Spatial Portrait of Fenland ...............................................................................5 Location........................................................................................................5 Population ....................................................................................................6 Migration...................................................................................................7 Ethnicity ....................................................................................................8 Housing ........................................................................................................8 Economy ....................................................................................................10 Average Income......................................................................................11 Unemployment........................................................................................11 Transport....................................................................................................13 Roads and access to private motor vehicles...........................................13 Rail - Passenger Services.......................................................................13 Rail - Freight network..............................................................................14 Buses and Taxis .....................................................................................14 Road injuries and deaths ........................................................................15 Health, Education and Safety.....................................................................17 Life Expectancy ......................................................................................17 Education................................................................................................18 Crime Rate..............................................................................................19 Environment ...............................................................................................20 CO 2 emissions ........................................................................................20 Waste and Recycling ..............................................................................20 Landscape and historic environment..........................................................21 Progress with the Local Development Framework (LDF)...............................22 Introduction.................................................................................................22 Local Development Scheme.......................................................................22 Statement of Community Involvement........................................................22 Core Strategy Development Plan Document (DPD)...................................23 Affordable Housing SPD ............................................................................24 Core Output Indicators...................................................................................25 Economy ....................................................................................................25 BD1 - Additional employment floorspace................................................25 BD3 - Employment Land Available by Type............................................28 BD4 - Floorspace available for “town centre uses” .................................29 Housing ......................................................................................................30 H1 - Plan Period Housing Targets ..........................................................30 H2a - Net Additional Dwellings in Previous Years ..................................31 H2b - Net Additional Dwellings Completed in Monitoring Period ............32 H2c - Net Additional Dwellings to be provided ........................................33 Annual Monitoring Report 2008-09 - Page 1 Fenland District Council December 2009 Fenland District Housing Trajectory 2009-2026 (as of 31 March 2009)..36 H2d - Managed Delivery Target..............................................................35 H3 - Dwelling completions on Previously Developed Land (PDL)...........40 H4 - Gypsy and Traveller pitches............................................................41 H5 - Gross Affordable Housing Completions ..........................................42 Other Indicators .............................................................................................43 Percentage of new housing densities.........................................................43 Environmental Quality ................................................................................44 E1 - Number of Planning Permissions Granted Contrary to EA Advice......44 EA Objections on Flood Risk Grounds ...................................................44 EA Objections on Water Quality Grounds...............................................46 E3 - Renewable Energy Regeneration .......................................................47 Total Installed capacity by type...............................................................47 Operational renewable energy developments/installations.....................49 Renewable Energy Developments/Installations granted planning permission but not yet installed...............................................................52 Bibliography ...................................................................................................54 Page 2 - Annual Monitoring Report 2008-09 Fenland District Council December 2009 Page left blank intentionally Annual Monitoring Report 2008-09 - Page 3 Fenland District Council December 2009 Introduction The Town and Country Planning (Local Development) (England) Regulations 2004, Regulation 48 requires Local Planning Authorities to submit an Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) to the Secretary of State each year. The AMR seeks to: • establish a picture of the District • measure the performance of the adopted plan policies through the use of a comprehensive set of indicators and by gathering information from a wide variety of sources. The information is collected on a yearly basis, which enables the identification of trends. • charts the progress that has been made with implementing the documents that will make up the Local Development Framework (LDF), as set out in the Local Development Scheme (LDS), • Where policy is not being achieved this report will try to highlight the reasons why and identify any revisions that may be required. The current Fenland District-Wide Local Plan adopted in August 1993 is to be replaced by the Local Development Framework, which will comprise of a collection of documents individually referred to as Local Development Documents (LDDs). This Annual Monitoring Report has been written with regard to: • The Town and Country Planning (Local Development) (England) Regulations 2004; • Planning Policy Statement 12: Local Spatial Planning (2008); • Planning Policy Statement 3: Housing (2006); • Local Development Framework Monitoring - A Good Practise Guide (2005); • Local Development Framework Core Indicators - Update 2/2008 Period Covered This AMR covers the period 1 April 2008 to 31 March 2009. Page 4 - Annual Monitoring Report 2008-09 Fenland District Council December 2009 Spatial Portrait of Fenland This section of the report aims to provide a description of the District including its people, facilities and a list of issues which have arisen from developing the evidence base for the Local Development Framework. The issues listed in this section have been broken down into topic areas such as population, housing, and employment. Location Fenland is a predominantly rural district located in the north part of Cambridgeshire and to the east of Peterborough. The district covers an area of 546 sq km (211 sq miles). It contains four market towns, Chatteris, March, Whittlesey and Wisbech and a large number of villages and smaller settlements Figure 1 - Fenland and its surrounding area Reproduced from OS material with permission. Fenland District Council 10023778, 2009 Annual Monitoring Report 2008-09 - Page 5 Fenland District Council December 2009 Population In 2008 the population of Fenland was estimated at 92,900 1. Table 1 contains population estimates for both 2001 and 2008. Table 1 - Population estimates for Cambridgeshire 2001 and 2008 Mid-2001 Mid-2008 % change District population population 2001-2008 Cambridge City 109,900 117,700 7.1% East Cambridgeshire 70,900 79,400 12.0% Fenland 83,700 92,900 11.0% Huntingdonshire 157,200 163,100 3.8% South Cambridgeshire 130,500 142,500 9.2% Cambridgeshire 552,200 595,500
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