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Neighbourhood Plan 2015 – 2031 Whiteoak Green – Delly End – Hailey – Poffley End – New Yatt – Pitts Lane - Foxburrow Neighbourhood Plan 2015 – 2031 Local Consultation (V6) October 2017 Contents 5. Housing .............................................................. 10 1. Introduction ........................................................ 3 Key WODC policies: ........................................................................................ 10 What is a Neighbourhood Plan? ....................................................................... 3 WODC Policy OS2 – Locating Development in the Right Places Villages .............................................................................................................. 10 Hailey’s Neighbourhood Plan ............................................................................ 3 WODC Policy H2 – Delivery of New Homes ....................................... 10 Submitting body .................................................................................................... 3 HNP Housing Strategy ................................................................................. 10 Plan period and monitoring ............................................................................... 3 Housing affordability ..................................................................................... 10 Purpose of this document .................................................................................. 3 Figure 5.1 House prices – Source:Zoopla, February 2017 ................. 10 Neighbourhood Plan Area ................................................................................. 3 The number of New Homes ........................................................................... 11 Figure 1.1 Hailey Neighbourhood Plan Area ............................................ 3 Figure 5.2 Maximum numbers of new homes? ....................................... 11 The Neighbourhood Planning process ............................................................ 4 Figure 5.4 Allocated Sites (see maps in Appendix E) ............................ 12 2. National and Local Planning Context .............. 4 Types of New Homes ....................................................................................... 13 Setting the context .............................................................................................. 4 Figure 5.5 Types of additional housing required? ................................... 13 National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and planning practice Figure 5.6 Types of homes .......................................................................... 13 guidance .................................................................................................................. 5 Figure 5.7 Housing tenure ........................................................................... 13 National Planning Policy and Neighbourhood Planning .............................. 6 Affordable Housing ............................................................................................ 14 Figure 2.1 Layers to the statutory planning framework ......................... 6 Allocation of Affordable Housing ................................................................... 14 Status of the West Oxfordshire District Council Local Plan 2031 ......... 6 Figure 5.8 Affordable Housing – who should have priority? ............... 14 3. Hailey Neighbourhood Plan - Goals and Objectives ................................................................. 7 6. North Witney .................................................... 15 Figure 6.1 Proposed housing split - North Witney ............................... 15 4. Hailey today ........................................................ 8 North Witney Strategic Development Area (SDA) – 1,400 homes Hailey’s setting ...................................................................................................... 8 (Hailey Parish)................................................................................................. 15 Figure 4.1 Hailey Conservation Area .......................................................... 8 Figure 6.2 – North Witney Strategic Development Area (SDA) ` .... 16 Population .............................................................................................................. 9 WODC Policy WIT2 North Witney Strategic ........................................... 18 Age profile ......................................................................................................... 9 Development Area (1,400 homes)................................................................. 18 Page 1 7. Education........................................................... 20 Play Spaces....................................................................................................... 32 Existing education provision ............................................................................ 20 Allotments ....................................................................................................... 32 Hailey CE Primary School............................................................................ 20 Burial ground capacity .................................................................................. 32 Catchment Area, Capacity and Viability................................................... 20 Health, Health Care and Wellbeing ............................................................... 33 Future expansion ........................................................................................... 20 11. Environment ...................................................... 33 Parking, Traffic and Footpaths .................................................................... 21 The Natural Environment ................................................................................ 33 Secondary Education provision ....................................................................... 22 Built Environment............................................................................................... 34 The King’s School .......................................................................................... 22 Trees and Hedges .............................................................................................. 34 Further education .............................................................................................. 22 Local Green Spaces (LGS)................................................................................ 34 Abingdon and Witney College ................................................................... 22 Buffer Zones ........................................................................................................ 35 8. Transport .......................................................... 23 Fig 11.1 Buffer Zone 1 - Witney/Foxburrow .......................................... 36 Existing roads ...................................................................................................... 23 Fig 11.2 Buffer Zone 2 Hailey/Poffley End/Rugby Club ......................... 37 New Roads .......................................................................................................... 23 Fig 11.3 Buffer Zone 3 - Delly Corner to Delly End Farm .................. 37 Traffic calming ..................................................................................................... 24 Appendix A - Hailey Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group. .................... 38 Northern Distributor Road ............................................................................. 24 Appendix B - References .................................................................................. 38 Public Rights of Way ......................................................................................... 25 Appendix C WODC Local Plan 2031 – Core Objectives ...................... 39 Different types of rights of way in the countryside............................... 25 Appendix D - Residents’ responses to Hailey Neighbourhood Plan Questionnaire ..................................................................................................... 41 Changing public rights of way ..................................................................... 25 Appendix E – Housing site allocations (with indicative layouts where Changes to the Definitive Map and Statement ....................................... 25 proposals already exist) .................................................................................... 44 9. Local economy and employment ................... 29 Appendix F – Public Rights of Way (footpaths, bridleways, restricted byways etc) within the HNP Area ................................................................. 46 10. Community and Recreational Facilities ......... 30 Appendix G – Listed Buildings ........................................................................ 50 Community Organisations (Sports and Social Clubs) ............................... 30 Appendix H - Local Green Space designation............................................ 52 Community Facilities including Infrastructure ............................................. 31 Appendix I - Hailey Neighbourhood Plan Policies .................................... 57 Playing pitch provision .................................................................................. 32 Page 2 1. Introduction Purpose of this document 1.5 This document builds on previous public engagement exercises and What is a Neighbourhood Plan? draws on comments
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