Local Development Framework – Allocations Development Plan
To consider a report of the Service Director (Place Development)
The open forum will provide the opportunity for councillors and members of the public to ask questions and to discuss issues and possible solutions in terms of the use of land and buildings in their local area. In addition it is the intention to use the forum to raise awareness of the Allocations Development Plan Document (DPD) and to encourage the public to contribute to the process by feeding back through the formal consultation process. The main documents themselves went live on Monday 17 October 2011 at www.stockport.gov.uk/allocationsdpd.”
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Local Development Framework – Allocations Development Plan
Representatives of the Service Director (Place Development) attended the meeting and made a presentation on the consultation on the Stockport’s Allocations Development Plan Document that would support the spatial vision, objectives and strategic priorities of the Core Strategy and would inform the allocation of uses of land in the borough. It was not proposed that any sites be allocated for particular uses at this stage. Members considered issues 1-17 in the report and commented as follows:-
Issue 1 – Cheadle Royal Business Park
The policy relating to Cheadle Royal Business Park (Site 094) be amended to allow employment uses other than office development.
Issue 2 – Bird Hall Lane Employment area
The Bird Hall Lane employment area (Site 096) be retained for its current purpose.
Issue 3 – Offices adjacent to the roundabout and Junction 2 of the M60
The allocation of this site be retained as a predominantly residential area.
Issue 4 – Brookfield Road, Cheadle
The policy guidance area at Brookfield Road allowing for ‘business’ and ‘open space’ uses, along with residential development, subject to the impact of aircraft noise, be retained.
Issue 5 – Allocation of sites in housing
(a) The following sites be allocated for housing:-
• Bullocks Coaches garage, Stockport Road, Cheadle (Site 146)
• Grimond House, The Paddock
• Nurses Home, Cheadle Royal Hospital
• Land at Cheadle Campus, Cheadle Road(Site 086)
(b) A small area of land in the Queens Garden Neighbourhood Renewal Priority Area be allocated for housing.
Issue 6 – Sites for housing/mixed use development
The focus be on maintaining the Green Belt boundary and making effective use of land within accessible urban areas, with the priority for development on previously developed land.
Issue 7 – Sites for Self build housing
Self-build housing should be encouraged.
Issue 8 – sites for Gypsies, Travellers and/or Travelling Showpeople
None of the sites referred to in the report were suitable for gypsies, travellers and/or travelling showpeople.
Residents were encouraged to respond formally to the consultation.
Item 9 – Boundaries of the District and Local Centres, and their Primary and Secondary Frontages
(a) The changes to the Cheadle District Centre, Gatley Large Local Centre and Heald Green Large Local Centre, as set out in the report, were supported.
(b) No changes for the Councillor Lane Other Centre, as proposed in the report, were supported.
Item 10 – Primary Shopping Areas
The suggested Primary Shopping Areas should be allocated in the Allocations DPD.
With regard to Heald Green, it was requested that the land between the railway line and Neal Lane be examined for inclusion within the Primary Shopping Frontage.
Item 1 1 – Level of hot food takeaways (A5 use) within the Primary and Secondary Frontages and amount of Primary and Secondary Frontages that can be in non-A1 (shops) use
Hot food takeaways
The percentage of units that can be hot food takeaways should be limited to (the average of) 3% within the Primary Frontage and 8% in the Secondary Frontage (or no increase if that percentage is already exceeded); and hot food takeaways limited so that no more than two adjacent units are in such use, with a minimum number of other units before the next food takeaway within the frontage.
Proportion of non-A1 uses allowed
District Centres
The current (UDP Review) approach should be continued of limiting the percentage of non-A1 use to 20% in Primary Frontages and 40% in Other Main Shopping Frontages, with no threshold in Secondary Frontages, with no more than 12m continuous non-A1 use (where the percentage limit is already exceeded then there should be no increase);
Large Local Centres
The current (UDP) Review approach should be continued of limiting the percentage of non-A1 use to 20% in Primary Frontages and 40% in Other Main Shopping Frontages, with no threshold in Secondary Frontages, with no more than 12m continuous non-A1 use ... view the full minutes text for item 5
Local Development Framework – Allocations Development Plan
The open forum will provide the opportunity for councillors and members of the public to ask questions and to discuss issues and possible solutions in terms of the use of land and buildings in their local area. In addition it is the intention to use the forum to raise awareness of the Allocations Development Plan Document (DPD) and to encourage the public to contribute to the process by feeding back through the formal consultation process. The main documents themselves went live on Monday 17 October 2011at www.stockport.gov.uk/allocationsdpd.”
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Local Development Framework – Allocations Development Plan
Representatives of the Service Director (Place Development) attended the meeting and made a presentation on the consultation on the Stockport’s Allocations Development Plan Document that would support the spatial vision, objectives and strategic priorities of the Core strategy and would inform the allocation of uses of land in the borough.
RESOLVED – (1) That the presentation be noted.
(2) That a report be submitted to the next meeting of the Committee which includes the proposals for the Cheadle area.