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Supplementary Planning Documents (SPD)

The Core Strategy committed the Council to producing a number of SPDs, to provide more detailed guidance in relation to the delivery of certain policies. These should be used by prospective applicants to establish the precise policy requirements expected of them in relation to their development proposals. Adopted SPDs are set out below.

Affordable Housing SPD

This Supplementary Planning Document came into effect on 1 August 2012. It forms part of the Bassetlaw Local Development Framework. It has been produced to expand upon policy set out in the Core Strategy (adopted by the Council in December 2011) in relation to affordable housing. In particular it addresses issues of affordable housing mix and type; viability; commuted sums; rural exceptions; management; design; and S106 agreements.

 

It is essential that applicants discuss the issue of affordable housing with the District Council well in advance of an application being submitted to ensure that these issues are being properly addressed and that the most appropriate provision is being made.

 

 

To support the Affordable housing SPD, a Frequently Asked Questions guidance note is available. These FAQs seek to answer some of the common questions about when the affordable housing policies apply and how to calculate what the affordable housing target should be. The FAQ also provides guidance on considering Affordable Housing Viability Assessments in support of planning applications seeking to reduce their affordable housing contribution based on the viability of their development.

 

 

An Affordable Housing Viability Assessment template is available. This can be used by any applicant to help support their application if they are seeking to reduce the affordable housing contribution on their residential development application.

 

Residential Parking Standards

This Supplementary Planning Document came into effect on 6 June 2012. It forms part of the Bassetlaw Local Development Framework. It has been produced to expand upon Policy DM13: Sustainable Transport in the Core Strategy & Development Management Policies DPD. It sets out the approach that the Council expects developers to take when establishing parking requirements for new residential development proposals.

 

Residential Design Supplementary Planning Document Consultation

A Residential Design Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) is being prepared jointly by Chesterfield Borough Council, Bolsover District Council, North East Derbyshire District Council and Bassetlaw District Council. The intention of the Residential Design SPD is to improve the standard of residential design by:

 

  • Identifying the standards of design expected by the four local authorities in accordance with current national policy and guidance;
  • Increasing the awareness and understanding of the principles of good design within residential developments;
  • Providing information and guidance on the design process.

 

The SPD is intended for housing developers, consultants and applicants considering large scale housing developments, through to smaller infill development.  

 

 

 

The consultation period is a six week period from the 15th October until 26th November 2012.  

 

For further information and evidence, please see the link below.

 

Forward Planning Chesterfield

 

Please Note: all responses should be sent Chesterfield Borough Council who is compiling the responses fort his consultation period.

 

Forward Planning

Chesterfield Borough Council

Town Hall

Rose Hill

Chesterfield

S401BR

 
Last Updated - 14/05/2013