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The Place, The Vision - Progress Update January 2021 Our Vision Improving the lives of our residents and regenerating local communities for long-term economic growth are the drivers behind our ambition for North Lanarkshire. Our plan supports the local economy by creating new jobs, regenerating local communities and transforming our town centres into vibrant multi-use spaces - all part of the council’s vision to make North Lanarkshire the place to live, learn, work invest and visit. We’re investing £3.5 billlion over the next 10 years, which, along with private sector inward investment, will create around 12,000 jobs and generate an additional £1billion for the local economy. We’re already making progress, with new housing developments underway, plans for town and community hubs, commercial investment and improvements to our infrastructure such as the pan- Lanarkshire orbital road, which are central to creating connected communities that are supported by greenspaces and active travel networks. There are so many exciting projects underway that will help to create our vision for North Lanarkshire. Take a look at our latest progress. Please note that all images have been taken before the Covid-19 outbreak. NEW BUILD SITES - AS AT 18 DECMBER 2020 Area Location Number of homes Status Housing Viewpark Former Tannochside Primary School 16 Completed We’re Scotland’s largest local authority landlord and Wishaw Walkerburn Drive, Coltness 20 Completed Cumbernauld Cardowan Drive 30 Completed driving forward our house building project to deliver Cumbernauld Kildrum Nursery 16 Completed 5,000 new council homes by 2035. Chryston Station Road (Persimmon) 30 Completed (off the shelf) Chapelhall Former St Aloysius Primary School 30 Completed Cumbernauld Brown Road 20 Completed New Build Homes New Stevenston Former New Stevenston Primary School 15 Completed We’ve completed 772 new build homes, with 162 on site and 43 of these expected Chryston Greenlea Road 21 Completed to be completed by April 2021. Additional sites have been identified and are at Coatbridge Old School Court 20 Completed Completed various stages of progression for a further 1,344 homes across North Lanarkshire Airdrie Former Alexandra Primary School 14 Completed These include a number of town centre sites and Phase 1 tower re-provisioning Harthill Former Harthill Primary School 20 Completed sites. Motherwell Cleekhimmin, Ravenscraig (Barratt) 10 Completed (off the shelf) Coatbridge Blair Road 40 Completed Take a look at housing plans. Motherwell Calder Primary School 30 Completed Gartcosh Johnston Rd / Inchnock Aveune (Bellway) 16 Completed (off the shelf) NEW BUILD SITES - AS AT 18 DECMBER 2020 Cumbernauld Cedar Road Nursery 14 Completed Area Location Number of homes Status Chryston Main Street (Bellway) 18 Completed (off the shelf) Holytown Main Street 10 Completed (Amenity) Wishaw Meadowhead Road, Ravenscraig (Keepmoat) 11 Completed (off the shelf) Holytown Spruce Way 10 Completed Sub total 772 Completed Motherwell Ravenscraig 18 Completed (off the shelf) Airdrie Clarkston Primary School 19 Completed NEW BUILD SITES - AS AT 18 DECMBER 2020 Millerston Coshneuk Road 11 Completed (Amenity) Area Location Number of homes Status Cumbernauld North Road 29 Completed Coatbridge St James Primary School / Lismore Drive 58 On Site* Wishaw Cambusnethan Primary School 20 Completed (Amenity) Wishaw Dimsdale 61 On Site* Viewpark Laburnum Road 40 Completed Onsite Bellshill Caledonian Avenue 27 On Site* Completed Moodiesburn Gartferry Road 50 Completed Wishaw Roberts Street (Belhaven House) 16 On Site Cumbernauld Westfield Drive, 30 Completed Sub total 162 Onsite Airdrie Former Albert Primary School 14 Completed Chryston Lanrig Road 27 Completed (Amenity) Coatbridge Corsewall Street 14 Completed Bellshill Former Belvidere Primary School 20 Completed Kilsyth Fisher Aveune 30 Completed Chryston Old Lindsaybeg Road 14 Completed (off the shelf) Motherwell Glencairn Tower site 25 Completed NEW BUILD SITES - AS AT 18 DECMBER 2020 Area Location Number of homes Status Re-provisioning site Airdrie Northburn Place 31 Planning app approved Adjacent site to Re-provisioning Airdrie Dykehead Road (Holehills) (Phase 1) 83 Planning app approved Re-provisioning site Airdrie Dykehead Road (Phase 2) 56 Planning app approved Tower Airdrie Dykehead Road (Phase 3) 11 Re-provisioning site Reprovisioning Planning app approved Sites Coatbridge Shawhead 111 Re-provisioning site Wishaw Gowkthrapple (Ph1) 100 Re-provisioning site Coatbridge Dunbeth 170 Re-provisioning site Wishaw Coursington 60 Re-provisioning site Sub total 622 Re-provisioning sites NEW BUILD SITES - AS AT 18 DECMBER 2020 NEW BUILD SITES - AS AT 18 DECMBER 2020 Area Location Number of homes Status Area Location Number of homes Status Cumbernauld Community Growth Area 75 Site currently being marketed Off the shelf Chryston Gartferry Road (Allanwater) 22 Purchase approved at Committee Chryston Chilterns Care Home 21 Planning app approved Off the shelf Glenboig Marnoch (CGA) 30 Design options being considered Glenboig Garnqueen Farm (Muir Homes) 15 Purchase approved at Committee Coatbridge Berwick Street 19 Planning app approved Off the Shelf Off the shelf Airdrie Former Orrs Building (Wilson) 20 Purchase approved at Committee Bellshill Community Road 29 Planning app approved Motherwell Mabel Street 20 Project on hold Sub total 57 Future off shelf purchases from developers Plains Plains Primary School 16 Planning app approved Total 2278 Waterloo Mossburn Street 20 Planning app approved Glenmavis McArthur Avenue 21 Planning app approved 100 Design development underway Coatbridge Columba High School 30 (Potential 30 Mixed Tenure) Viewpark Laburnum Road 26 Planning app submitted Design Development Coatbridge Bank Street 9 Planning app approved Underway Airdrie Glenacre Drive 15 Approved at Committee - May 2020 Chapelhall Gibb Street 40 Approved at Committee - May 2020 Wishaw Graham Street 18 Approved at Committee - May 2020 Coatbridge Kildonan Street 49 Approved at Committee - May 2020 Cumbernauld Former Cumbernauld Village Primary 8 Approved at Committee - Sept 2020 Glenboig Former Police Station, Main Street 6 Approved at Committee - Sept 2020 Motherwell Brandon Street 49 Approved at Committee - Sept 2020 Wishaw King Street 16 Approved at Committee - Sept 2020 Motherwell Former BRE site, Ravenscraig 24 Approved at Committee - Nov 2020 Motherwell Windmillhill Street 4 Approved at Committee - Nov 2020 Motherwell Former Motherwell Town Hall 20 Approved at Committee - Nov 2020 Sub total 665 Design Development Underway Development Tower Strategy In consultation with local people, we agreed ambitious plans to demolish all tower Pathfinder Scheme blocks and a number of low-rise properties over the next 25 years, replacing them with modern homes that meet the housing needs of local communities. We’ve introduced a Development Pathfinder scheme in support of our new build programme, allowing us to work with housing developers to buy new ‘off the shelf’ homes. Initially, four towns were selected as part of a pilot and we’re currently considering potential projects to deliver over 300 homes. It’s been agreed to extend this scheme to include all areas in North Lanarkshire with every site being assessed on its merits. Be part of our exciting plans and contact our Development Pathfinder Team. Email [email protected] to find out more. Off The Shelf Purchases - Affordable Housing Policy Area We’ve purchased 78 homes from private developers in the north area as part of their Affordable Housing Policy planning obligation, with a further 37 acquisitions in the pipeline. In addition, 39 homes have been purchased from developers in Ravenscraig. These purchases represent a good option to help deliver housing in areas of high demand. Open Market Purchase Scheme Since 2018/19, 299 homes have been purchased through our Open Market Purchase Scheme (OMPS), and it’s estimated this will increase to 400 by the end of 2020/21. The first phase of the demolition programme is progressing well with two of the three This has proved very popular and allows us to purchase former council homes. high-rise towers at Holehills, Airdrie, now demolished. Plans for the demolition of Merrick, Pentland and Cheviot towers are on course to be completed early in 2021. Planning Planning Applications: So far in 2020/21 we have approved planning applications for Local Development Plan: The North Lanarkshire Local Development Plan has been over 1,300 new homes across North Lanarkshire. For example, just recently the submitted and is currently under examination by the Scottish Government Reporters. Planning Committee granted permission for the development of 535 units at We anticipate the Plan will be adopted in the summer of 2021. Garnqueen Farm in Glenboig, demonstrating the continued attraction of the successful development of the Gartcosh/Glenboig Community Growth area, which is Planning Legislation: The Scottish Government has just published the National Planning of interest to many housebuilders. Framework 4 position statement which brings together the thoughts and ideas heard so far during their call for ideas and sets out to update their progress in setting a new course Latest feedback from the Scottish Government Planning Performance Framework for planning in Scotland. (April 19 - March 20) shows that the council made decisions on major planning applications within an average of 20.7 weeks, which is faster than the Scottish average of 33.5 weeks. City Deal Through the Glasgow City
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