Local Plan issues for the way forward 15 th July 2014 Ian - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Local Plan – issues for the way forward 15 th July 2014 Ian Manktelow T eam Leader, Planning Policy

Localism Bill NPPF NPPG • Duty to Co-operate • Objectively Assessed Need • More on OAN • Abolition of (OAN) • More on 5 year land supply Regional Strategies • 5 year land supply + 5 & 20% • Presumption in Favour of Sustainable Development 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 • Abolition of South East Plan

Localism Bill NPPF NPPG • Duty to Co-operate • Objectively Assessed Need • More on OAN • Abolition of (OAN) • More on 5 year land supply Regional Strategies • 5 year land supply + • Presumption in Favour of Sustainable Development • Abolition of SEP 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 WDC Preparation / Consultation and Adoption of the Consulting on activity: Delivery and Site Allocations Plan New Local Plan Community Infrastructure Levy

Localism Bill NPPF NPPG • Duty to Co-operate • Objectively Assessed Need • More on OAN • Abolition of • 5 year land supply+ • More on 5 year land supply South East Plan • Presumption in Favour of Sustainable Development • Abolition of SEP 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 WDC Preparation / Consultation and Adoption of Consulting on activity: the Delivery and Site Allocations Plan New Local Plan CIL Relative weight in decision Regional Spatial Strategies (RSS) making in case law Objectively Assessed Need (OAN) / 5 year land supply

Localism Bill NPPF NPPG • Duty to Co-operate • Objectively Assessed Need • More on OAN • Abolition of • 5 year land supply+ • More on 5 year land supply South East Plan • Presumption in Favour of Sustainable Development • Abolition of SEP 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 WDC Preparation / Consultation and Adoption of Consulting on activity: the Delivery and Site Allocations Plan New Local Plan CIL Relative weight in decision Regional Spatial Strategies (RSS) making in case law Objectively Assessed Need (OAN) / 5 year land supply

Localism Bill NPPF NPPG • Duty to Co-operate • Objectively Assessed Need • More on OAN • Abolition of • 5 year land supply+ • More on 5 year land supply South East Plan • Presumption in Favour of Sustainable Development • Abolition of SEP 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 WDC Preparation / Consultation and Adoption of Consulting on activity: the Delivery and Site Allocations Plan New Local Plan CIL Relative weight in decision Regional Spatial Strategies (RSS) making in case law Objectively Assessed Need (OAN) / 5 year land supply

Wycombe

In order to get there Duty to Cooperate • Agree an area for our Strategic Housing Market Assessment • Agree our Objectively Assessed Need • Agree our constraints – including Green Belt Review • Agree our housing target • Agree with others that they will take our ‘spare’ Objectively Assessed Needs agreed • Draft the plan • Consult on the plan • Revise the Plan • Submit the Plan • Get the Plan examined • Adopt the Plan 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Objectively Assessed Needs agreed 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

The Local Plan Duty to Co-operate • Green Belt Review • Employment (and more Housing) Land • J3A, Westhorpe • Housing and economic needs • Flood Risk Assessment • Detailed Policies •

Cart Horse Race Horse Duty to 5 year land Co-operate supply Objectively Our local plan no longer provides Assessed for this on a long Need (OAN) term basis Local Plan Development This is the best Management means for without a managing guiding plan. development

The land of the The land of the Old Local Plan / New Local Plan / Core Strategy / Duty to Co-operate / South East Plan Objectively Assessed Need

Numbers?

Numbers? (not really)

Infrastructure Infrastructure Quality socially Infrastructure Quality economically Quality environmentally

So what happens next? • August – 2 workshops to discuss the issue further: ‐ How to control the race horse • Sept – further session on the Local Plan ‐ How to keep the cart horse moving along + more discussions re the race horse ‐ How to fill the gap

Thank You Ian Manktelow Team Leader, Planning Policy Tel: 01494 421579 Email: ian.manktelow@Wycombe.gov.uk www.wycombe.gov.uk Twitter@wycombedc

Any Questions?