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Cabinet Appendices Pack b CABINET APPENDICES PACK Date and Time: Monday 15 April 2013 7.00 pm Venue : Room 8, Lambeth Town Hall, Brixton Hill, SW2 1RW Contact for enquiries: Website: Gary O’Key www.lambeth.gov.uk/committee Democratic Services Officer Tel/Voicemail: 020 7926 2183 Lambeth Council – Democracy Live Fax: 020 7926 2361 on Facebook Email: [email protected] http://www.facebook.com/ Governance and Democracy @LBLdemocracy on Twitter Lambeth Town Hall, Brixton Hill, http://twitter.com/LBLdemocracy London, SW2 1RW To tweet about Council agendas, minutes or meetings use #Lambeth Despatched: Friday 5 April 2013 CABINET MEMBERS: Councillor Lorna Campbell - Cabinet Member for Equalities and Communities Councillor Jim Dickson - Cabinet Member for Health and Wellbeing Councillor Rachel Heywood - Cabinet Member for Children and Families Councillor Jack Hopkins - Cabinet Member for Safer and Stronger Communities Councillor Paul McGlone - Cabinet Member for Finance and Resources Councillor Jackie Meldrum - Deputy Leader of the Council Councillor Lib Peck - Leader of the Council Councillor Sally Prentice - Cabinet Member for Culture and Leisure Councillor Pete Robbins - Cabinet Member for Housing and Regeneration Councillor Imogen Walker - Cabinet Member for Environment and Sustainability AGENDA Page Nos. 3. Waterloo Area Supplementary Planning Document: Approval 1 - 194 (Report 3/13-14 and appendices) Key Decision Bishop’s ward Leader of the Council Executive Director of Housing, Regeneration & Environment Contact: Sandra Roebuck, Programme Manager, Neighbourhood Regeneration; 020 7926 2594; [email protected] 7. Executive and N on -Executive Functions: Continuation until 195 - 378 Next Ordinary Council Meeting (Report 1/13-14 and appendices) Non-Key Decision All wards Cabinet Member for Finance & Resources Executive Director of Finance & Resources Contact: Tim Stephens, Democratic Services Manager; 020 7926 2754, [email protected] PUBLIC INFORMATION QR CODES (for use with smart mobile phones) Electronic Copies of Agendas Copies of agendas, reports and minutes for the Council’s meetings are available on the Lambeth website. (www.lambeth.gov.uk ) The QR code to the right will take smart device users direct to the agenda list for this specific meeting. Dates of future meetings, the agenda management timetable and details of past meetings can be found on the Council’s website, if you are viewing this online http://tinyurl.com/cabdates Access Information: • Lambeth Town Hall is on the corner of Acre Lane and Brixton Hill, 200 metres south of Brixton tube station (Victoria Line) – turn left on leaving the station and look for the clock tower. • If you are viewing this online, http://tinyurl.com/lambethtownhallmap Facilities for disabled people: Access for people with mobility difficulties, please ring the bell (marked with the disabled access symbol) on the right-hand side of the Acre Lane entrance. Sound enhancement system available in meeting room. Please contact the officer shown on the front page of this agenda to discuss your needs. Adapted toilets on the premises. Meeting papers are available in large print and other formats on request. For further assistance please contact the officer listed on the front page Audio/Visual Recording of meetings Everyone is welcome to record meetings of the Cabinet using whatever, non-disruptive, methods you think are suitable. If you have any questions about this please contact Democratic Services (members of the press please contact the Press Office). Please note that the Chair of the meeting has the discretion to halt any recording for a number of reasons including disruption caused by the filming or the nature of the business being conducted. Anyone filming a meeting is asked to only focus on those actively participating but please also be aware that you may be filmed whilst attending a council meeting and that attendance at the meeting signifies your agreement to this. Persons making recordings are requested not to put undue restrictions on the material produced so that it can be reused and edited by all local people and organisations on a non-commercial basis. Queries on reports: Please contact report authors prior to the meeting if you have questions on the reports or wish to inspect the background documents used. The name, email address and telephone number of the report author is shown on the front page of each report. Other enquiries: Please contact the officer shown on the front page to obtain any other information concerning the agenda or meeting. Accessing Agendas, Reports and Minutes All public committee papers are available for inspection at Lambeth libraries, and also on the internet from the day of publication in the following manner which you can access by logging onto www.lambeth.gov.uk/committee Or • Log on to www.lambeth.gov.uk • Click on Council and Democracy in the menu on the left hand side • Then click on the third main item in the body of the page– Committee reports, minutes and agendas, and then Council meetings and decisions pages . Click on the relevant committee in the list and then the meeting you require. If you are unable to locate the document you require, please contact the officer shown on the front page above. Representation: Ward Councillors (details via the website www.lambeth.gov.uk or phone 020 7926 2131) may be contacted at their surgeries or through Party Group offices to represent your views to the Council: (Liberal Democrats 020 7926 2028) (Conservatives 020 7926 2213) (Labour 020 7926 1166). Speaking rights at Cabinet meetings • Cabinet normally has a large amount of business to consider at each meeting. • Accordingly, the order of the agenda and time allowed for each item is decided by the Leader of the Council beforehand. • Cabinet expects there to have been prior consultation with the public and other interested parties on proposals and a summary of the results to be included in the report. Therefore, oral contributions from members of the public at the meeting should not normally be necessary. • The time available may allow contribution(s) to be heard on reports on the agenda but this is entirely at the discretion of the Leader of the Council. Anyone wishing to speak must advise the Secretary to Cabinet before the day of the meeting, advising what aspect not covered in the report they wish to cover. • Any such contributions are required to be brief; a maximum of three minutes is likely to be available. • Speakers should ideally be on behalf of a number of people or a specific group. • Speakers will be advised at the meeting whether and when they will be heard. • Councillors may speak at the discretion of the Chair on agenda items, and are entitled to speak on matters that specifically concern their ward. • Public Involvement at Council, Committee etc meetings - public notice questions, petitions, deputations and speaking rights (Standing Order 10): Please contact Democratic Services for further information – 020 7926 2170 or the number on the front page. This page is intentionally left blank Page 1 Agenda Item 3 Waterloo Area Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) March 2013 Page 2 SUMMARY The Waterloo Area Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) intends to help deliver a range of high-quality developments and improvements at Waterloo. The SPD promotes higher density commercial and residential development, improved public realm, and better transport links. The cultural offer will also be enhanced with improved arts, leisure and cultural facilities. By defining the opportunities and issues in Waterloo, the SPD intends to deliver lasting and tangible benefits to the area. Benefits include: • Waterloo playing an enlarged role in the London economy and improvements to the area’s status. • Opportunities to access the 15,000 new jobs that are expected to be created. • The development of new housing, including affordable housing. Approximately 1,900 new homes will be developed within Waterloo. The SPD sets out site specific guidance for a range of development areas including the Shell Centre, Elizabeth House and the South Bank Arts Complex. The document illustrates the benefits these schemes will bring to Waterloo and how they can be linked together through an improved network of streets and spaces. The high demand on public space within the Waterloo area is addressed with the SPD highlighting the importance of the expanding Jubilee Gardens on to the Hungerford Car Park. The guidance sets out how the barrier effect of Waterloo station can be reduced and how existing connections can be improved and additional pathways across the station made. The importance of Waterloo station as a major public transport interchange is highlighted and the SPD illustrates how future transport improvements will benefit the area. The national and international importance of the South Bank as a visitor destination is reinforced and the SPD seeks to balance the needs of this major London destination and its growth with the facilities and services required by the local area and its communities. The Implementation chapter highlights how this ambitious vision can be delivered through partnership working, project prioritisation and a co-ordinated approach to pooling s.106 and CIL contributions. The Waterloo Area SPD was originally adopted by Cabinet on 8 June 2009. As there has been significant change in the area since the document was published, the SPD needed to be updated to respond to Lambeth’s growth agenda. This 2013 SPD continues the same approach as the 2009 SPD and supports
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