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Local plan Part 2. Site Allocations and Development Management Policies Adopted December 2015. BLACKBURN WITH DARWEN. Local plan PART 2. SITE ALLOCATIONS. AND. DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT POLICIES. December 2015. Growth and Prosperity Department Town Hall Blackburn BB1 7DY. Site Allocations and Development Management Policies December 2015. TABLE OF CONTENTS. CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1. CHAPTER 2 CORE POLICIES 3. Policy 1. The Urban Boundary 4. Policy 2. The Inner Urban Area 5. Policy 3. The Green Belt 5. Policy 4. Land for Development Beyond the plan Period 7. Policy 5. Countryside Areas 7. Policy 6. Village Boundaries 8. Policy 7. Sustainable and Viable Development 8.
Site Allocations and Development Management Policies December 2015 Chapter 2 – Core Policies Page 4 2.1 The policies in this Local Plan will apply to every development proposal that requires planning permission, and the Plan should be read as a whole.
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1 Local plan Part 2. Site Allocations and Development Management Policies Adopted December 2015. BLACKBURN WITH DARWEN. Local plan PART 2. SITE ALLOCATIONS. AND. DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT POLICIES. December 2015. Growth and Prosperity Department Town Hall Blackburn BB1 7DY. Site Allocations and Development Management Policies December 2015. TABLE OF CONTENTS. CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1. CHAPTER 2 CORE POLICIES 3. Policy 1. The Urban Boundary 4. Policy 2. The Inner Urban Area 5. Policy 3. The Green Belt 5. Policy 4. Land for Development Beyond the plan Period 7. Policy 5. Countryside Areas 7. Policy 6. Village Boundaries 8. Policy 7. Sustainable and Viable Development 8.
2 Policy 8. Development and People 10. Policy 9. Development and the Environment 11. Policy 10. Accessibility and Transport 14. Policy 11. Design 15. Policy 12. Developer Contributions 19. CHAPTER 3 EMPLOYMENT 21. Policy 13. Employment Land Allocations 24. Policy 14. Primary Employment Areas 37. Policy 15. Secondary Employment Areas 38. CHAPTER 4 HOUSING 39. Policy 16. Housing Land Allocations 41. Policy 17. Housing Development in Tockholes 78. Policy 18. Housing Mix 79. Policy 19. Apartment Development and Houses in Multiple Occupation 80. Policy 20. Accommodation for Gypsies and Travellers and Travelling Showpeople 81. Policy 21. Conversion of Buildings in the Countryside 83.
3 Policy 22. Replacement Dwellings in the Countryside 84. Policy 23. Rural Workers' Dwellings in the Countryside 85. Policy 24. Rural Exceptions 86. Policy 25. Residential Curtilages 86. CHAPTER 5 PUBLIC FACILITIES 87. Policy 26. Town Centres a Framework for Development 90. Policy 27. District Centres a Framework for Their Development 91. Policy 28. Development Opportunities 93. Table of Contents Page i Site Allocations and Development Management Policies December 2015. Policy 29. Assessing Applications for Main Town Centre Uses 95. Policy 30. Managing Specific Uses Within Town Centres 98. Policy 31. Development in Defined Shopping Frontages 99.
4 Policy 32. Local and Convenience Shops 101. Policy 33. Health 102. Policy 34. Tourism 103. Policy 35. Protection of Local Facilities 104. CHAPTER 6 ENVIRONMENT 105. Policy 36. Climate Change 107. Policy 37. Wind Turbines 109. CHAPTER 7 QUALITY OF PLACE 111. Policy 38. Green Infrastructure on the Adopted Policies Map 112. Policy 39. Heritage 113. Policy 40. Integrating Green Infrastructure & Ecological Networks with New Development 116. Policy 41. Landscape 118. Policy 42. Equestrian Development 118. Policy 43. Outdoor Advertisements 119. Policy 44. Telecommunications 120. CHAPTER 8 ACCESS TO JOBS AND SERVICES 121. Policy 45. Major Road Schemes 123.
5 Policy 46. Rail Freight 124. Policy 47. The Effect of Development on Public Services 126. GLOSSARY 127. APPENDIX 1 - SUPERSEDED POLICIES 135. APPENDIX 2 - SUPPLEMENTARY PLANNING DOCUMENTS 141. APPENDIX 3 - MONITORING FRAMEWORK 143. Table of Contents Page ii Site Allocations and Development Management Policies December 2015. CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION. Chapter 1 Introduction Page 1. Site Allocations and Development Management Policies December 2015. The Council and its partners wish to encourage development in Blackburn with Darwen that will contribute to our growth and regeneration ambitions. We will be proactive in working with developers and landowners to bring forward development that will create jobs, attract and retain a skilled labour force, and strengthen Blackburn with Darwen's competitive position in the North West.
6 To deliver these outcomes we need to create an environment where private investment can take place. Our approach to planning aims to deliver this in two ways. Firstly, our Local plan aims to establish a policy framework which shapes and guides development, but is not prescriptive. We believe that producing high quality and sustainable development involves responding creatively and flexibly to the circumstances of a particular development. The role of planning policy is to set parameters for this to take place within, and to set out the criteria against which developments will ultimately be tested when a planning application is submitted. Second, and equally as significant, is the approach that the Council takes in responding to and negotiating on development proposals.
7 We aim to provide a service that actively supports development in coming forward, from the earliest stages of identifying and scoping an opportunity, through the process of gaining planning permission, and into the delivery phase. This Local plan , and our Core Strategy which was adopted in January 2011, set out our framework for development. Our strategy is to target actions on six themes which will deliver our overall objectives: the range of sites for commercial development; our housing offer ; our town centres and public facilities; the quality of our place ; our environment; and the ability of our population to access jobs and services. For each of these themes, our plan identifies the strategic land allocations essential to delivering our objectives; and sets out Development Management policies which will be used in assessing planning applications.
8 The two documents form part of the Development plan for Blackburn with Darwen along with minerals and waste planning policy which is prepared jointly between Blackburn with Darwen Council, Lancashire County Council and Blackpool Council. Parts of our plan will be supported by Supplementary Planning Documents. These will explain in more detail how some of our key policies will operate, while retaining enough flexibility to review elements of our approach in response to changing circumstances. Chapter 1 Introduction Page 2. Site Allocations and Development Management Policies December 2015. CHAPTER 2 CORE POLICIES. Chapter 2 Core Policies Page 3.
9 Site Allocations and Development Management Policies December 2015. The policies in this Local plan will apply to every development proposal that requires planning permission, and the plan should be read as a whole. The range of such proposals is huge from relatively minor extensions to existing buildings, through to large scale strategic developments which will take many years to be fully built. However every development, no matter what its scale, raises the same set of basic issues about location, impact and appearance, which the planning system must manage. The Core Policies in this chapter set out our approach on these key issues. The Urban Boundary We need to ensure that over the 15 year life of this plan , we see a balanced pattern of development coming forward.
10 Our strategic growth sites on the edges of our towns are essential to our future, but it is vital that we also see development continuing to be delivered in the built up area. Development in our towns provides an opportunity to improve and regenerate our urban area by introducing new investment, widening choice and promoting the reuse of empty buildings and brownfield land. We recognise that development on some sites in the urban area can be challenging to deliver on a commercial basis. The current national financial climate means that there is little prospect of significant levels of external funding coming forward to assist development in the way that has happened in the past.
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