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Site Allocations Plan Preferred Options Site Allocations Plan Long Marston Airfield – Phase 1b Long Marston Airfield is identified in the Core Strategy as a new settlement for 3,500 homes. Preferred Options Consultation To build more than 400 homes, the Core Strategy requires a relief road to Stratford-upon-Avon town unless transport modelling confirms there is additional capacity in the highway network. Modelling confirms this is the case and Proposal RURAL.5 seeks to ensure that an additional 500 SUMMARY LEAFLET homes comes forward in accordance with the agreed masterplan and supported by the necessary infrastructure. Stratford-on-Avon District Council is holding a public consultation between How to Comment 29th October and 18th December 2020 on the proposed Site Allocations Plan (SAP). This summary leaflet has been prepared to help you understand what The best way to view the consultation documents is online at www.stratford.gov.uk/sappo. Please the Site Allocations Plan is and how it might affect you. use the online consultation form so it is clear which part of the Plan your comments relate to. Alternatively, please email comments/completed forms to [email protected] or post them to Planning Policy, Stratford-on-Avon District Council, Elizabeth House, Church Street, What is the Site Allocations Plan? Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 6HX. The Site Allocations Plan sits alongside the Core Strategy and once finished (adopted) will form part The fundamental purpose of the Site Allocations Plan is to proactively set out how we will continue of the Development Plan for Stratford-on-Avon District. These Plans, along with Neighbourhood to meet the development challenges that our District faces. If you disagree with our approach, then Plans prepared by parish councils, set out the principles and policies against which planning please do suggest what you think a better alternative is. Develpment pressures will still exist even if applications are assessed. It will enable communities to know where new development may occur we don’t prepare a plan. Comments are most helpful when framed in this context. in the future. The Site Allocations Plan has to conform to the approach set out by the Core Strategy and is essentially a ‘stop-gap’ measure before the new South Warwickshire Plan (that replaces the Core Strategy) comes on stream. What happens next? The Council will consider the comments received and use them as appropriate to make changes to the Site Allocations Plan. We will then publish a new Proposed Submission version for public What is the Preferred Options? consultation in spring 2021. The Preferred Options is essentially the draft stage. There will be further consultation on the final draft (Proposed Submission version) next year before the Plan is submitted to the Government for examination to check that it is fit for purpose. The content of the Plan is informed by technical Find out More evidence (including a sustainability appraisal, flooding, highways, heritage, education), as well as Because of COVID-19, unfortunately there will be no face to face consultation events. the views of stakeholders and communities from previous consultations. Your elected councillors However, we have prepared a number of short videos explaining the proposals in further have formally agreed the Plan for consultation. It is important to note that this Preferred Options detail and we will also be hosting a number of online live question and answer sessions - visit version replaces the Proposed Submission version from 2019. If you submitted comments on that www.stratford.gov.uk/sappo Plan, you will still need to do so on this new version. • 10th November @ 6pm • 19th November @ 11am • 12th November @ 6pm • 1st December @ 2pm • 17th November @ 3pm • 3rd December @ 6pm Subject to changing restrictions resulting from the Coronavirus pandemic, you can view the Plan at the District Council offices (Elizabeth House, Church Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 6HX between 10am and 2pm Monday to Friday) and at main public libraries across the District. Please check current restrictions at your local library before you visit. If you are unable to view the consultation documents online or at the Council Offices or main libraries, please contact the Policy Team to discuss how we can assist you in responding to this consultation. If you have any queries regarding the consultation please contact the Policy Team on 01789 260334 or email [email protected] A summary of the Site Allocations Plan is provided overleaf If you find the text in this leaflet difficult to read Read the full consultation document at we may be able to supply it in a format better www.stratford.gov.uk/sappo suited to your needs: Telephone 01789 260334 This webpage also includes maps of each settlement so you can see how where you live may be affected by the proposals. Reserve Housing Sites Self-build and Custom-build Housing Employment Enabling Sites East of Shipston Road, Stratford-upon-Avon Proposal SUA.5 for new employment site next to the Rosebird The Core Strategy meets the current housing needs for the The Council has to maintain a register of people (and Due to strong economic growth in the district, the high rental Centre for specific occupiers from Wharf Road in order to help district, but there is always a risk that some sites do not get associations) who are looking to acquire plots of land to values of new employment sites and the loss of existing ‘smaller’ facilitate the regeneration of the Canal Quarter. built-out, or additional housing needs arise. Because of this, either directly organise the design and construction of new employment premises to other uses, there is a shortage of the Site Allocations Plan identifies reserve housing sites homes for themselves, or work with a specialist developer available and affordable business floorspace in the district. Stratford-upon-Avon Gateway and Rother Street/Grove that the Council will release for development by 2031, if it’s to deliver homes that meet their requirements. The Council Policy SAP.8 supports proposals for the development of new Road, Stratford-upon-Avon monitoring indicates that they are required. has to ensure that such needs are met through an adequate employment premises in certain locations if a percentage of supply of plots for self-build and custom-build housing. Policy the employment floorspace is provided at a discounted rate. Two proposals to regenerate land and renew the public realm Identifying Reserve Housing Sites SAP.6 sets out the criteria for assessing the suitability of self- on the edge of Stratford-upon-Avon town centre. Proposal build and custom-build housing schemes. The map below SUA.6 incorporates Henley Street, Windsor Street, Arden Policy SAP.1 restates the four reasons or purposes for highlights the settlements where self-build sites have been A46 Safeguarding Street and Greenhill Street and seeks to encourage a mix of identifying reserve housing sites in the Core Strategy which identified. retail, commercial, leisure, community/educational facilities are (A) to maintain a 5 year housing land supply; (B) additional and residential uses. This will facilitate improvements to employment growth at Jaguar Land Rover at Gaydon/ The A46 is an important part of the strategic road network that the public realm in a key gateway area. Proposal SUA.7 Lighthorne Heath; and contribute to meeting housing shortfall suffers from congestion and poor safety record due to having incorporates Rother Street and Grove Road and also seeks to from (C) within Coventry & Warwickshire and (D) outside Built-up Area Boundaries a mixture of single and dual carriageway and different types encourage a broad mix of uses. Coventry & Warwickshire. The map below highlights the of junctions along its length. Policy SAP.9 safeguards land at settlements where reserve sites have been identified. Built-up area boundaries distinguish between land inside the Bishopton and Wildmoor junctions on the northern edge Land at Stratford-on-Avon College a settlement where new development is acceptable ‘in of Stratford-upon-Avon to enable improvements to happen Reserve Housing Sites in Neighbourhood Plans principle’, and land outside a settlement where development when funds allow. Proposal SUA.8 seeks to safeguard land at the college on is generally not acceptable. Policy SAP.7 seeks to ensure a Alcester Road to facilitate the expansion of the neighbouring The Council has taken the decision not to identify reserve consistent approach to all settlements that are appropriate Stratford-upon-Avon School. housing sites in those villages where a significantly advanced for development by applying a standard methodology Policy Specific Site Proposals Neighbourhood Plan (i.e. ‘made’ or proceeding to Referendum) SAP.7 does not apply to those settlements that already have Bidford Centre, Bidford-on-Avon already identifies reserve sites. Policy SAP.2 seeks to ensure a a boundary established through a well-advanced or made There are a number of other specific proposals the Council Proposal BID.1 seeks to create new ‘village centre’ on Waterloo consistent approach to releasing those reserve sites identified neighbourhood plan that includes a built-up area boundary. in neighbourhood plans. considers appropriate for the Site Allocations Plan to promote: Road in Bidford-on-Avon with public space supported by a The map below highlights the settlements where boundaries mix of retail, commercial and employment space. have been identified. Releasing Reserve Housing Sites South of Alcester Road, Stratford-upon-Avon and Atherstone Airfield Studley Centre and High Street, Studley To ensure that sufficient reserve sites are available to meet Amendments are proposed to two existing proposals for Proposal STUD.1 seeks to create new ‘village centre’ on the any of the four purposes, Policy SAP.3 ‘caps’ any release, in the first instance, to 1,000 homes.
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