Draft Schedule of Main Modifications Proposed by City Council in Response to Representations and in addition to those in LCC01b, LCC02a, and Hearing Statements including response to UCO Inspector Questions V1 9.10.20 POLICY/ SECTION OF PROPOSED MODIFICATION Reason LOCAL PLAN Chapter 6 Liverpool City Centre Policy CC4 Paddington Policy CC4 Paddington Village In response to Village 1. A mix of uses will be supported within Paddington Village as defined on the City Centre representation from Policy Map, including: Historic England (044/056/SLP56). a. Offices, research and development and laboratory facilities (B1 use class); b. Hotel/conference facilities (D1); c. Educational, cultural and community uses; d. Residential dwellings and student accommodation; e. Small scale convenience retail to support the business and residential needs of Paddington Village; f. Cafés, restaurants, leisure and entertainment uses; and g. Supporting infrastructure including a multi-storey car park and green infrastructure 2. All development proposals within Paddington Village should accord with the Paddington Village SRF Principles, the Development Framework and its associated spatial concepts. Specifically development proposals should: a. Be of a high design quality and contribute towards achieving a distinctive character; and be designed to maximise active frontages, particularly around key public spaces and pedestrian desire lines and improve linkages with surrounding neighbourhoods and other assets within the Knowledge Quarter and KQ Gateway; b. Ensure the protection of the Outstanding Universal Value of the World Heritage Site and its buffer including ensuring it does not compromise key view of the POLICY/ SECTION OF PROPOSED MODIFICATION Reason LOCAL PLAN landmark buildings and strategic and local vistas having regard to those identified in the World Heritage Site SPD c. Contribute towards pedestrian and cycling enhancements to the Brownlow Hill / Grove Street junction and the Mount Vernon Road / Grove Street Junction, as well as including cycle parking and changing facilities within individual developments; d. Take advantage of site topography to accommodate under-croft parking, where possible; e. Ensure ease of access for servicing and maintenance, which does not interfere with the main movement of people; f. Protect, improve and create safe and accessible routes that promote pedestrian and cycling permeability; g. Be accompanied by a Sustainable Design and Construction Statement to demonstrate how the proposals address the requirements for sustainable building design and construction; h. Demonstrate that the buildings have been designed to the highest environmental quality in accordance with recognised building sustainability certification systems; i. Ensure that land is decontaminated and remediated; j. Protect natural resources, including air quality, ground and surface water and soils; k. Improve existing open green space and introduce new green infrastructure and enhance the ecological value of the site through landscaping, planting and green infrastructure; l. Provide sufficient facilities to dispose of waste sustainably; m. Avoid and reduce the risk of flooding to future occupants and not increase the risk of flooding elsewhere; n. Be designed in a manner which minimises resource and energy use through orientation, siting, use of landscaping and re-use of materials; o. Incorporate climate change adaptation measures in the buildings and public realm POLICY/ SECTION OF PROPOSED MODIFICATION Reason LOCAL PLAN 3. New housing development must increase the range of choice, type and tenure of dwellings available within the City Centre including the provision of family accommodation in accordance with Policy CC24. Policy CC15 Ropewalks Policy CC15 Ropewalks In response to 1. Within Ropewalks a mix of uses will be supported as follows: representation by Historic England) (044/050/SLP61 a. Entertainment and night-time uses, which should be focussed around Concert and Wolstenholme Square, Slater Street and Nelson Street (Chinatown); b. Residential and complementary uses such as small scale shops and services, offices and hotels– focussed around Henry Street, Berry Street and East Village (Cornwallis/ Kent Street); c. Mix of Uses including residential, leisure, hotels, cultural facilities, restaurants, offices and small scale shops focussed around Duke Street and St Peter’s (Seel Street/Colquitt Street); and d. Creative and Digital businesses across the area. 2. All development proposals within the area must: a. Include active uses at ground floor level; b. Take a comprehensive approach to the redevelopment and reuse of existing buildings; c. Control noise levels from commercial uses to reduce their impact on residential uses; d. Incorporate high levels of sound insulation within residential proposals and provide continuous mechanical ventilation in all residential units; e. Consider noise implications in the design process f. Maximise potential links to surrounding areas by taking opportunities to include pedestrian and cycle links; g. Contribute to improving the public realm and environmental quality of the area including green infrastructure; h. Respect the historic street pattern; POLICY/ SECTION OF PROPOSED MODIFICATION Reason LOCAL PLAN i. Conserve and enhance the heritage value of buildings and spaces, and the significance of the historic environment, heritage assets and their setting, including elements which contribute to the unique character of the area; and j. Ensure the proposal reflects the building heights and plot sizes of the immediate locality. 3. All new residential development will be required to incorporate high levels of sound insulation in windows, external doors, walls and roofs. Chapter 7 Employment Land and the Economy Table 5 (Schedule 7 Add in an additional appendix which outlines site specific factors (see Appendix 1) and update as In response to the Sites for: following to reflect updated employment land supply position set out LCC Matter 5 Hearing following representations: Industrial/Business Statement, Q5.9: • National Grid/Amec Development; Office Schedule 7 Foster Wheeler Development; for Schedule 7.1: Sites over 0.4 hectares for Industrial/Business Development (073/001/SLP11) Various Types of Local Plan Location Area • National Trust Development) Reference (Ha) (074/002/SLP375) E1 Land at Western end of Charnock Road, Liver Industrial Estate 0.92 • United Utilities E2 NW corner of Gillmoss Industrial Estate, Stonebridge Lane 1.35 (106/003/SLP546 and E3 NW corner of Gillmoss Industrial Estate, Stonebridge Lane/Carraway 2.73 106/002/SLP545) Road E4 Land bounded by Regent Rd and Brunswick Place 0.66 To reflect updated E5 Regent Road/Derby Road 1.21 employment land supply E6 Rear of Esk Street/East of Derby Road/West of Forth Street 0.79 position set out LCC E7 Former Canada Dock Goods Depot/Bankfield Street 1.21 Matter 5 Hearing E8 Tunnel Trumpet, Kingsway Tunnel 2.12 Statement, Q5.9: E9 Wavertree Technology Park (Stephenson Way) 1.17 • Remove E5 from E10 Spofforth Road/Bridge Road, Edge Hill 0.78 Schedule 7 and 0.48 change to PIA on POLICY/ SECTION OF PROPOSED MODIFICATION Reason LOCAL PLAN E11 Garston Tannery (King Street/Window Lane) 2.84 Policies Map as the E12 Former Northern Airfield (Dakota Drive) 5.10 site has been E13 Former Northern Airfield (De Havilland Drive) 3.06 developed for E14 Former Northern Airfield (Estuary Boulevard) 1.21 industrial E15 Former Northern Airfield (Winward Drive) 3.11 development and E16 Land adjacent to Loop Line, to West of Liver Industrial Estate 2.05 included within the E17 Land to the West of junction of Long Lane and Stopgate Lane 5.00 completions figures. E18 Lister Drive School and Library 1.49 • Remove E9 as the 0.74 site is being E19 Liverpool Innovation Park (Former MTL Site) 5.96 developed for E20 Bankfield Street* See Merseyside Joint Waste Local Plan 2.25 housing E21 Carnegie Road 1.63 • E10 reduced in size 0.75 as part of the site has E22 Liverpool Innovation Park (Edge Lane/Milton Road) 1.68 been developed for 0.84 housing E23 Evans Road (East Side) 1.28 • E18 reduced in size E24 North of Electric Avenue 5.22 given part of the site has been developed E25 South of Electric Avenue 1.92 for community uses E26 Electric Avenue/Back Gillmoss Lane 1.94 • E21 reduced in size Schedule 7.2: Sites for Office Development to take into account Local Plan Location Area underground cable Reference (Ha) identified through OF1 Smithfield Street 0.12 National Grid rep OF2 Site at 45-57 Moorfields 0.29 OF3 Site of BATAVIA Buildings, 12 Hackins Hey 0.06 OF4 Covent Garden/Chapel Street/Rumford Street 0.18 POLICY/ SECTION OF PROPOSED MODIFICATION Reason LOCAL PLAN Schedule 7.3: Sites for Various Types of Development • E22 reduced in size Local Plan Location Uses Area as part of the site Reference (Ha) developed for retail M1 Sefton Street/ A3/B1/C1/C3/D2 0.35 • E23 to be removed as Restaurant, Café, development for Hotel, Residential, industrial use Assembly & Leisure completed M2 Lodge Lane/Grierson Street A1/B1/C3/D2 Retail, 1.03 • E24 to be removed as Office, Residential, development for Parking, Assembly & industrial warehouse Leisure completed M3 299-309 Edge Lane B1/D1/D2 Office, Non- 0.93 residential Institutions, Assembly & Leisure M4 Great Howard Street/Sherwood Street B1/B2/C3/D2/PARKING 1.64 Office, General Industrial, Residential, Parking, Assembly & Leisure M5 Dingle Bank, Garston B1/B2/B8/C3/PUBLIC 5.16 OPEN SPACE Office, General Industrial, Storage& Distribution, Residential, Public Open Space POLICY/ SECTION OF PROPOSED MODIFICATION Reason LOCAL PLAN M6 Edge Land (Former Fruit and Veg Market) B1/B2/B8/C3/D1 4.23 Office, General Industrial, Storage& Distribution, Residential, Non- residential Institutions Policy EC2 Employment Areas On the basis that the Inspector requires the 1. New employment development will be directed towards land designated as Primarily Industrial removal of reference to Areas and allocated as Sites for Industrial/Business purposes, as shown on the Policies Map and the Airport Surface Access in Schedule 7, and which mainly fall within the City’s key employment areas.