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Neighbourhood Development P Plan Pre-Submission Pla lan Consultation King’s Somborne Parish Council May/June 2018 2
Objectives of f this is evening • Provide details of the Pre-Submission NDP for our Parish • Explain how you can give feedback for consideration • Give you the opportunity to ask Questions • What’s Next • How to keep up-to-date 3
About Tonight’s Consultation • Reminder of why the NDP is so important for Us • Guide you through the Policies that You have told us for Key Topics that make up the NDP • Numbers of Houses • Types & Styles • Proposed Locations • Policies • Community Facilities • Provide Additional Clarity of what Site Development might look like • Q & A session and how to provide feedback for consideration for the Final NDP 4
Neig ighbourhood Development P Pla lan Why is is it it so Im Important for Us? King’s Somborne Parish Council May/June 2017 5
What the NDP means for Us in King’s Somborne • Provides legal rights and powers to establish general planning policies for the development and use of land in our neighbourhood over the next 15 years: • protecting areas from types of change (such as too much of one type of building) • Provides policies to influence new building design, or alterations to existing buildings. • Protects and creates Areas of Green Space (Green Gaps, Allotments, Sports Grounds Play & Recreation areas as well as important historic assets) • Enables KSPC to retain more of the money collected from development, to spend on local projects. (25% uncapped vs 15% capped at £100 per dwelling) • Give us, the residents, say and control over our community 6
What the NDP means for Us in King’s Somborne (2) • Enables us to ensure we protect the things we value the most • Enables us to manage change effectively and ensure they benefit our community. • Allows us to encourage developers build what we believe our community needs and wants. (such greater numbers of affordable houses, developments more suited to elderly residents) • Defines and manages when, where and what type of development should be built • Once Adopted Test Valley Borough Council is under legal duty to bring our NDP in to force 7
And what Happens if if we don’t have an NDP in in pla lace? • There’s a lot less protection for the things that matter to us • Developers can elect to develop anywhere providing it meets the requirements of the Local Plan • We will have limited influence on where development takes place • We will have limited influence on how much development (i.e. number of houses) • We will have limited ability to inform speculative applications from developers who are looking for sites to bring forward • TVBC is not currently undertaking the allocation of sites 8
Summary ry • The Local Plan works pretty well to preserve much of the Countryside • Still allows “windfall” development Our NDP is about • controlling what happens in and around King’s Somborne and when - as it has a settlement area • More likelihood of speculative and uncontrolled development around the boundary • protecting the key features of the village and preserve the public open spaces • manages what development should look like 9
Neig ighbourhood Development P Pla lan What’s in Our NDP King’s Somborne Parish Council May/June 2018 12
Policies 13
Poli licies The Policies of our NDP are set out as follow: • Landscape & Environment • Housing Requirement and Provision • Locating New Homes • Parish Facilities & Infrastructure 14
Policies Landscape & Environment 15
Poli licies - Landscape & Environment Preserving Landscape Features, Views and Surrounding Farmland • All new housing developments shall be subject to a specific landscape study as part of the planning application • Preserve the field between Horsebridge and Romsey Road for agricultural use to ensure positive separation between King’s Somborne and Horsebridge • No developments in Horsebridge, Brook, Compton, or Up Somborne or outside the revised settlement area of King’s Somborne • Development in King’s Somborne to be kept generally below 40M contour line • Any new multi-home development is to be sited close to other built-up landscape • New development and its landscaping is to be in a style which complements neighbouring buildings 16
Poli licies - Landscape & Environment Public Opens Spaces and Local Areas of Green Space (LAGs) • Housing developments > 5 dwellings shall provide for public open spaces 1.5 times the footprint of the proposed dwellings The following nominated LAGs shall be protected due to their importance to the local community: • Kings Somborne Cemetery – Stockbridge Road • Paddock opposite the Old Vicarage – Old Vicarage Lane • St Peter & St Paul’s Churchyard • Allotments – Furzedown Road • Up Somborne Down • The list of nominated LAGs shall be reviewed and updated to include special protection for additional green areas including those on any new development as appropriate. 17
Poli licies - Landscape & Environment Conservation Area, Heritage Buildings and Heritage Sites • Development must be sensitive to the characteristics of the Conservation Area, heritage assets and listed buildings and their setting. • Any developments must not change the character or nature of the Conservation Area and must preserve the setting and significance of individual heritage assets and listed buildings. 18
Poli licies - Landscape & Environment Flooding, Water Management and Biodiversity • All sites subject to a site-specific flood risk assessment • Bridges crossing the Bourne or other drainage ditches shall be designed such that they do not impede flow • New bridges shall have minimum of 160mm free board above the existing bank/road level • Developers shall demonstrate that Sustainable Drainage Systems have been properly considered and applied • ecological and arboricultural appraisals to be undertaken to identify existing significance and what can provided for as part of a development proposal. 19
Policies Housing Requirement and Provision 20
Poli licies - Housing Requirement and Provision Number of Homes, Affordable Homes • 33 to 42 new home provided in three separate phases (one per 5 years) • Each development being 11 to 14 dwellings in total • Affordable Homes minimum of 3 per development • Quantity and type of Affordable Homes to be regularly reviewed • Developers to ensure Affordable Homes conforms to Local Plan Policy (unmet need) 21
Poli licies - Housing Requirement and Provision Building Design • All developments within the Parish (including adaptions, modifying or extending existing buildings or structures) shall conform to the requirements of the King’s Somborne Parish Council Design Guidance. • On new properties, selected restrictive covenants to ensure continued compliance with the applicable elements of the Design Guidance and visual integrity of the site. 22
Policies Locating New Homes 23
Poli licies - Locating New Homes Development Location and Allocation • KS 5: The bottom field of SHELAA 148 - Land at Spencer’s Farm adjacent to Muss Lane • KS 3: Land off Froghole Lane • KS 6: Land off Winchester Road (southside) (This will need to be in conjunction with KS 3 to achieve a minimum development of 11 houses.) • KS 7 SHELLA 80 [A & B]: Land at Winchester Road and New Lane • SHELLA 81: Land South of Winchester Road 24
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Poli licies - Locating New Homes Housing Dwelling of mixes size to give • 2 bedroom - 45% • 3 bedroom - 45% • 4 bedroom - 10% • Variable in design (identical (or mirrored) or limited number of designs/ Identical blocks of terraces or semi-detached houses is not permitted • Developments shall make provision for a mixture of houses and bungalows with a mixture of detached, semi-detached and terraced construction. 26
Policies Parish Facilities and Infrastructure 27
Poli licies – Facil ilities & In Infrastructure Community Assets/Roads, Traffic & Parking • The Parish Council will work closely with village organisations to help them delivery other solutions for the betterment of the community • Improve, adapt and upgrade the existing facilities or provide new facilities as appropriate to ensure they meet the priorities for the community as a whole • Safeguarding Village Assets from any adverse proposal which would result in their loss or reduce their viability • Ensure that all developments incorporate the latest smart technology to reduce travel need and hence traffic • Ensure that any new development or dwellings provide adequate off- road parking sympathetic to the proposed development and its surroundings. 28
Poli licies – Facil ilities & In Infrastructure Schooling, Employment/Working from Home & Utilities • Ensure that any development contributes to the sustainability and provides good pedestrian access to the Village School and Pre-School • Support redevelopment of unused commercial and/or agricultural buildings to provide high quality tourist accommodation, offices or artisan workshops • especially where low key redevelopment of the site will revitalise it and make it a positive and attractive contribution to the Parish. • Ensure services are be routed underground to improve the visual street scene and reliability 29
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