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NORTH LANARKSHIRE LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN MODIFIED PROPOSED PLAN PROPOSED ACTION PROGRAMME June 2020 NORTH LANARKSHIRE LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN MODIFIED PROPOSED PLAN PROPOSED ACTION PROGRAMME June 2020 North Lanarkshire Council Enterprise & Communities Introduction This is the Action Programme (AP) for the North Lanarkshire Local Development Plan (insert year of adoption). The purpose of this document is to set out how North Lanarkshire Council propose to implement the Plan, and in doing so it sets out: - a list of actions required to deliver each of the Plan’s policies and proposals; - who is to carry out the action; and - the timescale for carrying out actions. The Action Programme will play a key part in supporting the actions required to take forward the Plan and in doing so will help to drive and co- ordinate the actions and activities of a range of agencies and organisations. In preparing the Action Programme, key agencies, Scottish Ministers and internal Council departments have been consulted. The Council will review the Action Programme and republish it every two years. The North Lanarkshire Local Development Plan Modified Proposed Plan and accompanying documents can be viewed at: www.northlanarkshire.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=32484 Format of Action Programme This Action Programme broadly follows the layout of the Local Development Plan, focusing on the implementation of Policies, the Area Strategies and Supplementary Guidance as set out in the order below: Section 1 Promoting and Protecting Policies - PROMote Development Locations and Infrastructure (PROM) - PROTecting Assets (PROT) Placemaking Policies - Purpose of Place (PP) - Amount of Development (AD) - Contributions to Infrastructure (CI) - Environmental & Design Qualities (EQ) Section 2 Area Strategies - Ravenscraig Regeneration Area - Airdrie Local Area Partnership - Bellshill Local Area Partnership - Coatbridge Local Area Partnership - Cumbernauld & Kilsyth Local Area Partnership - Motherwell Local Area Partnership - Northern Corridor Local Area Partnership - Wishaw Local Area Partnership Section 3 Supplementary Guidance Section 1: Promoting and Protecting Policies/Placemaking Policies Reference Policy Action Additional Specific Responsibility Timescale Progress and Notes Requirements for Delivery Promoting and Protecting Policies PROM LOC Regeneration Delivery of Town Policy & Strategy Ongoing New Ravenscraig Masterplan approved June 2019. 1 Priorities Centre Action Team/ Growth Creation of a £3.7m public park commenced July Plans, Team, HES 2019 with expected completion 2020. Masterplans & Locality Plans as The Economic Regeneration Delivery Plan was identified in Area published October 2019. Strategies. The Council’s tower re-provisioning programme - Phase 1 of the Tower Strategy’s demolition programme agreed November 2019. The first phase includes 15 tower blocks and a number of low-rise blocks. Town Centre Visions being prepared for 8 Town Centres to inform new Action Plans. PROM LOC Business Monitor industrial Policy & Strategy Complete Industrial and business land monitoring complete 2 Development and business land Team for 2019. Sites throughout North Lanarkshire. PROM LOC Housing Undertake Policy & Strategy Ongoing Housing Land Audit undertaken for 2019 and 3 Development monitoring in Team awaiting finalisation. Sites relation to housing sites Strategic Housing Investment Programme 2020/21 throughout North – 2024/25 identifies affordable housing investment Lanarkshire and priorities over next five years. produce the Housing Land Audit. PROM LOC Special Promotion and Deliver green network Policy & Strategy Ongoing Project set to restore Garrell Burn, Kilsyth and 4 Landscape protection of the improvement Team/ GCVGNP improvements to Dumbreck Local Nature Reserve Areas & Green special landscape opportunities identified (NLC and SEPA £2m) areas, Seven in the Area Strategies Network Loch Wetland Planning & Place Creation of a £3.7m public park commenced July Improvements Park and Green Team/NLC 2019 with expected completion 2020. Network. Greenspace The Green Network Blueprint will inform Connecting North Lanarkshire: A Blueprint being developed in conjunction with The Plan for North Lanarkshire. PROM ID1 Transport Delivery of Policy & Strategy Ongoing Infrastructure Fund allocated £172.5 million of Improvements projects listed in Team/ NLC investment across North Lanarkshire – A8/M8 the strategies of Roads/City Deal corridor access improvements; Gartcosh/Glenboig the Policy and the Team/Transport community growth area and Pan-Lanarkshire orbital Area Strategies Scotland/SPT/Sus transport corridor. including Glasgow trans City Region City Ravenscraig Infrastructure Access (RIA) project, as Deal part of the wider Pan Lanarkshire Orbital Corridor, Infrastructure was approved April 2019. Fund projects. £190m Roads Programme. PROM ID2 Utilities Encourage use of Promote potential heat Policy & Strategy Current to North Lanarkshire Council (NLC) are participating in Improvements capacity from energy network Team/ 2022 Scottish Government’s Local Heat and Energy heat producing sources as identified in Infrastructure Efficiency Strategy (LHEES) pilot programme. This sources for heat Area Strategies Team involves a selection of areas/prioritisation of networks opportunities for energy efficiency and/or heat identified through decarbonisation, leading to the designation of the National Heat zones. The NL Report is complete and will inform Map. outcomes at a national level defining future actions and programmes. Ongoing SPG 12 Wind Turbine Developments to be updated to include all renewables. PROT A Natural Safeguard Planning & Place Ongoing Continue to protect these assets by making Environment & heritage assets. Team; NLC planning decisions in line with the policy. Green Network Greenspace; Assets SEPA; SNH Ongoing Associated Supplementary Planning Guidance 20 Biodiversity and Development to be updated. PROT B Historic Safeguard historic Planning & Place Complete Conservation Area Regeneration Schemes (CARS), Environment environment Team; HES including the current Coatbridge CARS completed Assets assets. 31st March 2020. Continue to Ongoing Kilsyth and the Kelvin Valley Framework and Action protect these Plan published May 2018. assets by making decisions in line Ongoing Antonine Wall World Heritage Site HLF Project. with Policy PROT Stage 2 bid approved December 2018. To be B. delivered over three year period. Ongoing Antonine Wall SPG update guidance has been prepared – awaiting consultation and adoption. PROT C Mineral Safeguard Planning & Place Ongoing Continue to protect these assets by making Resources mineral resources Team planning decisions in line with the policy. and prevent sterilisation. Ongoing SPG11 Minerals to be updated to include all identified Minerals Resources. Placemaking Policies PP 1A Strategic Town Support and Planning & Place Ongoing Town Centre Visions being prepared for 8 Town Centres encourage a Team Centres to inform new Action Plans. range of appropriate uses Ravenscraig Masterplan was approved June 2019 and and the Economic Regeneration Delivery Plan was improvements to published October 2019. the physical environment to Complete Retail Outlet Survey complete for 2019. help maintain the role and function Ongoing Assess related planning applications against the of the Strategic Policy to ensure proposals are compliant with the Town Centres. Purpose of Place strategy in Local Development Plan AD 1A Strategic Town Assess the Submit appraisal or Planning & Place Ongoing Assess related planning applications against the Centres amount of assessment as part of Team Policy to ensure proposals are compliant with the development any development Local Development Plan. proposed is proposal, as required. appropriate as required. PP 1B Town & Large Support and Planning & Place Ongoing Town Centre Visions being prepared for 8 Town Centres encourage a Team, HES Centres to inform new Action Plans. range of appropriate uses Complete Retail Outlet Survey complete for 2019. and improvements to Ongoing Assess related planning applications against the the physical Policy to ensure proposals are compliant with the environment to Purpose of Place strategy in Local Development help maintain the Plan role and function of the Strategic Town Centres. AD 1B Town & Large Assess the Submit appraisal or Planning & Place Ongoing Assess related planning applications against the Centres amount of assessment as part of Team Policy to ensure proposals are compliant with the development any development Local Development Plan. proposed is proposal, as required. appropriate as required. PP 1C Local Centres Encourage a Planning & Place Complete Retail Outlet survey complete for 2019. range of uses and Team a level of Ongoing Assess related planning applications against the development in Policy to ensure proposals are compliant with the these centres to Purpose of Place strategy in Local Development meet the needs of Plan their localities. AD 1C Local Centres Assess the Submit appraisal or Planning & Place Ongoing Assess related planning applications against the amount of assessment as part of Team Policy to ensure proposals are compliant with the development any development Local Development Plan. proposed is proposal, as required. appropriate as required. PP 2A Strategic Encourage large Planning & Place Complete Industrial and business land monitoring complete Business scale business Team for 2019. Centres users to locate in our Strategic Ongoing Assess related planning applications against the Business Centres, Policy to ensure proposals are compliant with the
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