Broadland Village Clusters: South Walsham

MM145 - Policy GNLP0382

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Delete Policy GNLP0382, subtitle, supporting text paragraph 6.106 and Policy Map (see separate schedule of map changes)

POLICY GNLP0382: Land north of Chamery Lane, South Walsham

6.106 This site north of Chamery Hall Lane is allocated for residential development and should be masterplanned together with adjacent carried forward allocation SWA1 to ensure a cohesive development.

Policy GNLP0382

Land north of Chamery Hall Lane, South Walsham (approx. 1.12ha) is allocated for residential development. The site is likely to accommodate approximately 25 homes.

More homes may be accommodated, subject to an acceptable design and layout as well as infrastructure constraints.

The development will be expected to address the following specific matters:

  1. 1. Access (vehicular and pedestrian) to be onto Burlingham Road, through the existing SWA1 allocation, with a masterplan provided to ensure a cohesive development with that site.
  2. 2. Provision of adequate footpath improvements to ensure a safe and continuous pedestrian route between the development and the school, which may involve improvements to junctions throughout the village

Reasons

Combine sites into single allocation to ensure plan is effective and justified.

MM146 - Policy SWA1

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Modification

Delete Policy SWA1, subtitle, supporting text paragraph 6.107 and Policy Map (see separate schedule of map changes)

POLICY SWA1: Land to the rear of Burlingham Road/St Marys Close, South Walsham

6.107 This site was allocated in the 2016 Broadland Local Plan but was not yet developed at the base date of this plan The principle of development on the site has already been accepted and it is expected that development will take place within the time-period of this local plan up to 2038, reflecting planning permission given on site (20161643). The site is considered in the calculation of the housing requirement, providing for 20 homes. The site should be masterplanned together with adjacent GNLP0382 to bring forward a cohesive development.

Policy SWA1

Land to the rear of Burlingham Road/St Marys Close, South Walsham (of approx. 0.68ha) is allocated for residential development. This will accommodate at least 20 homes.

More homes may be accommodated, subject to an acceptable design and layout being achieved.

The development will be expected to address the following specific matters:

  1. 1. Vehicular access from Burlingham Road.
  2. 2. A sustainable drainage system (SUDS) should be provided. If this is not possible then restricted discharge to watercourse or surface water sewer may be required.
  3. 3. Compensatory provision for the loss of recreational space may be required.
  4. 4. Access to be made available to GNLP0382.

Reasons

Combine sites into a single allocation to ensure plan is effective and justified.

MM147 - Policy GNLP0382 & SWA1

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Modification

Add new policy to combine GNLP0382 and SWA1, new subtitle, new paragraphs of supporting text and new Policy Map (see separate schedule of map changes):

POLICY GNLP0382/SWA1: Land north of Chamery Hall Lane and rear of Burlingham Road/St Marys Close, South Walsham

This site at Chamery Hall Lane/ Burlingham Road is allocated for development. Part of this site was allocated in the 2016 Broadland Local Plan but was not yet developed at the base date of the plan. It is expected that development will take place within the time-period of this local plan up to 2038 and the site is considered in the housing requirement for at least 45 homes, but more may be accommodated, subject to an acceptable design and layout being achieved.

POLICY GNLP0382/SWA1

Land north of Chamery Hall Lane and rear of Burlingham Road/St Marys Close, South Walsham (1.80ha) is allocated for residential development. The site is likely to accommodate approximately 45 homes

More homes may be accommodated, subject to an acceptable design and layout as well as infrastructure constraints.

The development will be expected to address the following specific matters:

  1. 1. Access (vehicular and pedestrian) to be from Burlingham Road.
  2. 2. A review of walking routes to school and implementation of any approved measures that have been identified.
  3. 3. A sustainable drainage system (SUDS) should be provided. If this is not possible then restricted discharge to watercourse or surface water sewer may be required.
  4. 4. Compensatory provision for the loss of recreational space shall be required.

Reasons

Combine sites into a single allocation to ensure plan is effective and justified.