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Wycombe Monitoring Report Technical Appendices Monitoring Period 1St April 2012 to 31St March 2013 Wycombe District Council Wycombe Monitoring Report Technical Appendices Monitoring Period 1st April 2012 to 31st March 2013 May 2014 Contents Wycombe Monitoring Report, May 2014 - Technical Appendices 0 CONTENTS 0 Contents................................................................................................................. i List of Tables ............................................................................................................ ii List of Figures........................................................................................................... v 1 Introduction...........................................................................................................1 2 Population Trends ...............................................................................................2 2.1 Population Change in Wycombe District .................................................2 2.2 Future Population Change in Wycombe District ....................................4 2.3 Population and Household Projections ....................................................4 3 Housing Delivery .................................................................................................8 3.1 Housing Monitoring Procedure..................................................................8 3.2 Housing Stock and Completions...............................................................8 3.3 Five-Year Supply of Identified Sites ...................................................... 10 3.4 5 Year Housing Land Supply.................................................................. 12 3.5 Affordable Housing Completions ........................................................... 67 4 Economy ............................................................................................................ 69 4.1 Monitoring of Non-Residential Floor Space ......................................... 69 4.2 Use Classes .............................................................................................. 81 4.3 High Wycombe Local Development Order ........................................... 82 5 Area Monitoring ................................................................................................ 84 5.1 The Sub-Regions ..................................................................................... 84 5.2 Local Community Areas .......................................................................... 86 5.3 Accessibility to Key Services .................................................................. 88 5.4 Urban and Rural Areas............................................................................ 90 5.5 Population Estimates for Small Settlements ...................................... 103 5.6 Completions by Parish........................................................................... 105 6 Infrastructure and Development Management .......................................... 106 6.1 Infrastructure ........................................................................................... 106 6.2 Development Management................................................................... 114 7 Core Strategy Policies, Indicators and Sources ........................................ 115 i Contents Wycombe Monitoring Report, May 2014 - Technical Appendices List of Tables Table 2.1 Census Population and Projection..........................................................2 Table 2.2 Office for National Statistics 2001 & 2011 Census results .................3 Table 2.3 ONS Subnational population projections ...............................................4 Table 2.4 Census Population and Projections from 1901 CLG Household Projections by Local Authority ...................................................................................4 Table 2.5 Population projections 2011-31 by gender and 5-year age cohort based on High-, Mid-, Low-Trend and Nil Migration scenarios............................7 Table 3.1 Net Dwellings Completions Per Annum From 1992-93-2012-13.......9 Table 3.2 Summary of Five-Year Supply of Identified Sites at Base Date ..... 12 Table 3.3 Large Sites with Dwellings Under Construction at 1 April 2013 ...... 13 Table 3.4 Large Sites with Unimplemented Full Permission at 1 April 2013 .. 16 Table 3.5 Large Sites with Unimplemented Outline Permission at 1 April 2013 ..................................................................................................................................... 21 Table 3.6 Large Sites with a Resolution to Permit at 1 April 2013 ................... 22 Table 3.7 Large Sites Permitted between 1 April and 30 September 2013.... 23 Table 3.8 Other Large Sites Deliverable within 5 years at 1 April 2013 .......... 26 Table 3.9 C2 Developments Completed in 2011-12........................................... 29 Table 3.10 C2 Developments Under construction at 1 April 2013 ................... 30 Table 3.11 C2 Developments Not Yet Started at 1 April 2013 ......................... 30 Table 3.12 Other C2 Developments Deliverable within 5 years at 1 April 2013 ..................................................................................................................................... 30 Table 3.13 5 Year Supply Phased Over Years 2013 to 2019 ........................... 31 Table 3.14 Small Sites Under Construction at 1 April 2013 .............................. 40 Table 3.15 Small Sites with Planning Permission (not yet started) at 1 April 2013............................................................................................................................ 49 Table 3.16 Small Sites Granted Full Planning Permission between 1 April 2013 and 30 September 2013................................................................................ 61 Table 3.17 Large Sites with Planning Permission at 1 April 2013 which were not considered to be deliverable ............................................................................ 65 Table 3.18 Annual New Affordable Completions in the Last Seven Years..... 67 Table 3.19 New Affordable Housing Completed in 2012-13 by Site................ 68 Table 4.1 Non-Residential Floor Space – Annual Completions 2003 to 201369 Table 4.2 Retail Completions Since 2003 ............................................................ 70 Table 4.3 Net Changes in Industrial Floor Space Since 2003 .......................... 71 ii Contents Wycombe Monitoring Report, May 2014 - Technical Appendices Table 4.4 Net Floor Space Changes in Other Uses Since 2003 ...................... 73 Table 4.5 Major Non-Residential Schemes Completed in 2012-13 ................. 75 Table 4.6 Non-Residential Floor Space Under Construction at 1 April 2013 76 Table 4.7 Major Non-Residential Schemes (over 1,000 m2) Under Construction on 1 April 2013 .................................................................................. 77 Table 4.8 Non-Residential Floor Space – Unimplemented Permissions at 1 April each year .......................................................................................................... 79 Table 4.9 Loss of Industrial and Warehouse Land to Other Uses ................... 80 Table 4.10 Use Classes .......................................................................................... 81 Table 4.11 Local Development Order ................................................................... 82 Table 5.1 Net Dwelling Completions by Sub-Region ......................................... 85 Table 5.2 Net Dwelling Completions by Local Community Area ..................... 86 Table 5.3 Non-Residential Net Floor Space Changes in Local Community Areas 2012-13 .......................................................................................................... 87 Table 5.4 Net Dwelling Completions 2012/13 within 30 Minutes of Listed Services ..................................................................................................................... 89 Table 5.5 Dwelling Completions and Known Sites ............................................ 90 Table 5.6 Non-Residential Completions in High Wycombe Urban Area ........ 90 Table 5.7 Dwelling Completions and Known Sites in Marlow Urban Area .... 91 Table 5.8 Non-Residential Completions in Marlow Urban Area ...................... 91 Table 5.9 Dwelling Completions and Known Sites in Bourne End and Wooburn Urban Area ............................................................................................... 92 Table 5.10 Non-Residential Completions in Bourne End and Wooburn Urban Areas .......................................................................................................................... 92 Table 5.11 Dwelling Completions and Known Sites in Flackwell Heath Urban Area ............................................................................................................................ 93 Table 5.12 Non-Residential Completions in Flackwell Heath Urban Area...... 93 Table 5.13 Dwelling Completions and Known Sites in Lane End..................... 94 Table 5.14 Non-Residential Completions in Lane End ...................................... 94 Table 5.15 Dwelling Completions and Known Sites in Marlow Bottom ........... 95 Table 5.16 Non-residential completions in Marlow Bottom ............................... 95 Table 5.17 Dwelling Completions and Known Sites in the Rural Area of WCBV Sub-Region ............................................................................................................... 96 Table 5.18 Non-Residential Completions in the Rural Area
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