Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification(s) MM1 As Appendix 1 listings In all housing allocation policies (except F.2.3) replace the description of the housing numbers with the phrase ‘at least x dwellings’. The details of the policy changes can be viewed in detail in Appendix 1. For example – Policy E1.8 King’s Lynn - South Quay Land amounting to 0.5 hectare is allocated for residential development of some at least 50 dwellings. Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM2 18 DM2 and supporting text - Development Boundaries Amend Policy and supporting text for clarity and certainty. Context C.2.1 - Development boundaries are defined for each of the Borough’s towns and main rural settlements (‘Key Rural Service Centres’ and ‘Rural Villages’) designated by the Core Strategy. (Note that the Core Strategy referred to ‘development limits’. There is no significance to the difference in terminology, except that 'development boundaries' is now considered more familiar locally and more self-explanatory.) The development boundaries define the areas where development (of a type suitable for the settlement) is likely to be acceptable, provided it conforms to other policies in the plan. Areas outside the development boundaries will be subject to policies for development in the countryside, except in Smaller Villages and Hamlets, where Policy DM3 will also apply, and on specific allocations for development, where the provisions of the relevant policy will apply. C.2.2- The individual development boundaries are under the relevant settlement later in this document. C.2.2- Development boundaries are useful tools for developers, the public and planning authorities, in that they provide more certainty when assessing planning applications for
o the resulting development will not undermine the spatial strategy set out in Core Strategy Policy CS01; and o it will not result in the loss of land needed for operation of the facility, or reduce its reasonably foreseeable potential to expand or be reconfigured. Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM11 54 DM17 Amended second sentence in second paragraph of policy. DM17 – Parking Provision in New Development . . . . but garages under 7m x 3m (internal dimensions) will not be counted. [insert new paragraph break] Reductions in car parking requirements may be considered if there is development within an urban area (including town centre locations) that has good links to sustainable transport for town centres, and for other urban locations where it can be shown that the location and the availability of a range of sustainable transport links is likely to lead to a reduction in car ownership and hence need for car parking provision. . . . . Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM12 DM18 Amendment (correction) of northern boundary of zone on map, to include land between Beach Road and Seagate Road, Hunstanton. Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM13 61 - 62 DM19 – Green Infrastructure Amendment of policy title and policy text, and additional supporting text. C.19.4 Retaining and developing the Borough’s green infrastructure network is highly important to the long-term wellbeing of the area. Furthermore the Habitats Regulations Assessment identified potential effects on designated European sites of nature conservation importance from additional recreational pressure. The need for monitoring and, where
MM14 63 Para C.20.2-3, DM20 Refer to additional guidance, and amendment to text and policy to clarify approach to wind energy. DM20 - Renewable Energy Relevant and National Policies …… Borough Council of King's Lynn & West Norfolk: Small-scale wind turbine noise and shadow flicker guidance Ministerial Statement of 18 June 2015 Planning Practice Guidance (Reference ID: 5-001-20140306) Policy Approach C.20.3 This policy defines the criteria against which applications for renewable energy will be considered to provide clarity for developers and the wider public. However it does not apply to wind energy proposals. Decisions regarding wind energy will rely on national policy in the Ministerial Statement of 18 June 2015 and guidance in the renewable and low carbon energy section of the Planning Practice Guidance. The approach is to minimise …….. Policy DM 20 – Renewable Energy Proposals for renewable energy (other than proposals for wind energy development) and associated infrastructure, including the landward infrastructure for offshore renewable schemes, will be assessed to determine whether or not the benefits they bring in terms of the energy generated are outweighed by the impacts, either individually or cumulatively, upon: ……… Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM15 Paragraph C.21.2 and DM21 - in Areas of Flood Risk Amended policy, annexed Design Guidance, and additional supporting text. Policy Approach C.21.2 ……
Land amounting to 2.6 hectares is allocated for residential development of at least 200120 dwellings… Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM24 107 Policies Map Inset E2 Add site off Gravel Hill Lane (‘Site F’) Amended symbols for clarity and consistency with development boundaries elsewhere. Move the inset to follow, instead of precede, the Strategic Concept Diagram (Indicative) Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM25 108 Strategic Concept Diagram (Indicative) Show on non-Ordnance survey base in order to avoid confusion with specific boundaries on Policies Map Inset E2. Move to place this diagram to precede, rather than follow, Inset E2. Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM26 109 E2.1 West Winch Growth Area Strategic Policy Revision of allocation area to reflect addition of ‘Site F’, and additional transport related amendments to Policy. Policy E2.1 – West Winch Growth Area Strategic Policy PART A - OUTCOMES Land in the vicinity of West Winch of around 171ha 192ha . . . . 6. Provision of: a) suitable arrangements for public transport to route through the wider site, and connectivity to main routes to encourage non car modes
3. A Public of Way crosses through the site and this should be appropriately integrated within the design of the scheme. Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM41 Policy G35.1 Paragraphs G.35.10-14, Inset Map G35. Amend the site area and number of dwellings to be allocated. Amend subsequent paragraphs and Inset Map G35. Policy G35.1 – Feltwell – Land to the rear of Chocolate Cottage, 24 Oak Street Land of around 1.78 0.7 hectares to the rear of Chocolate Cottage, 24 Oak Street, as shown on the Policies Map, is allocated for residential development of at least 50 15 dwellings, subject to compliance with all of the following: …….. Site Description and Justification G.35.10 …. to accommodate 50 15 residential units at a density consistent with that of the surrounding area. G.35.11 The local highway authority has no objection to the site providing safe access is achieved from Lodge Road. The site is in multiple ownership, with all the owners agreeing to promote the site for a comprehensive scheme including the provision for addition car-parking for the Alms Houses situated on Oak Street. G.35.14 The original submitted site lies partially within Fluvial Flood Zone 2 (medium risk) and Fluvial Flood Zone 3 (high risk) which is not considered appropriate for housing development, therefore the Council has allocated part of the site which is less constrained by flooding. The site lies partially within Fluvial Flood Zone 1 (low risk). Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification 233
Policy G59.4 Methwold - Land off Globe Street/St George's Court …… Submission of a Heritage Asset Statement that establishes that development will enhance and preserve the setting of the Conservation Area and of the nearby Listed Building safeguard archaeology within the adjoining site; ….. Provision of highway improvements including access of adoptable standard to the satisfaction of the local highways authority. Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM48 324 Map Inset G88 Amendment to Development Boundary to north of G88.1 to include recent development. Also amendment to the shape of the Stoke Ferry Car parking symbol to match that of the one shown in the map inset legend. Map from Pre Submission Plan Revised map with modification Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM49 321 Policy G85.1 Amendment to policy to remove requirement for odour assessment, following recently updated advice. Policy G85.1 Southery - Land off Lions Close
SADMP Policy Category Indicator Aims/ Purpose Reported DM1 Presumption in favour of Sustainable Development Community This policy sets out the overarching policy approach, and by the various elements of monitoring set out we will be able to provide a commentary on how the Plan is working. Annual Monitoring Report DM2 Development Boundaries Community Amount of development outside development boundaries Minimal consents in line with Core Strategy approach Annual Monitoring Report DM3 Infill development in Smaller Villages and Hamlets Community Net additional dwellings by location Monitor contribution to overall housing supply Annual Monitoring Report DM4 Houses in Multiple Occupation Community To monitor the number and location of planning consents for HMOs To identify any concentration of uses and work with Environmental Health/ Housing Standards to manage this Annual Monitoring Report DM5 Enlargement or Replacement of Dwellings in the countryside Community Reference made to frequency of use of policy in DM Committee Reports Monitor any notable changes in locations/ numbers of enlargements/ replacements in the countryside. Annual Monitoring Report DM6 Housing Needs of Rural Workers Community To monitor the number and location of new planning consents for agricultural occupancy dwellings, and for the removal/ relaxation of agricultural occupancy conditions. Monitor any notable changes in patterns of the build/ use of agricultural occupancy dwellings. Annual Monitoring Report DM7 Residential Annexes Community Reference made to frequency of use of policy in DM Committee Reports Monitor any notable changes in patterns/ numbers of annexes. Annual Monitoring Report
DM14 Development associated with CITB Bircham Newton and RAF Marham Economy Planning consents within land ownership, or associated with the businesses. Ensure the Plan recognises and supports the role of larger employers in the borough, so these are able to strengthen and grow. Annual Monitoring Report DM15 Environment, Design and Amenity Environment This is an overarching DM policy, flagging up standards the Council uses regularly to guide/ determine applications DM16 Provision of Recreational Open Space for Residential Developments Environment Section 106 agreements / CIL contributions / Infrastructure Delivery Plans where available for large sites Ensure new open space is being provided with major new developments, and whether this is in line with policy standards. Annual Monitoring Report DM17 Parking provision in New Development Environment This is an overarching DM policy, flagging up standards the Council uses regularly to guide/ determine applications DM18 Coastal Flood Risk Hazard Zone Environment Monitoring of Water Quality - Water Cycle Study/ Blue Flag Awards Flood Risk - Number of developments located where they would be at risk of flooding. Minimise development in at risk from flooding. Annual Monitoring Report DM19 Green Infrastructure Environment Green Infrastructure / Biodiversity – Monitoring to show losses or additions to biodiversity habitats. Use of the Monitoring and Mitigation Strategy, Levy and to monitor and manage green infrastructure in the borough to an acceptable standard. Annual Monitoring Report. Monitoring through the Panel (annual)
DM20 Renewable Energy Environment Renewable Energy – To show the number of consents granted for renewable energy and the amount of generation by installed capacity and type. appropriate to support renewable energy schemes in line with policy DM20. Annual Monitoring Report DM21 Sites in Areas of Flood Risk Environment Flood Risk - Number of developments located where they would be at risk of flooding. Minimise development in areas at risk from flooding. Annual Monitoring Report DM22 Protection of Local Open Space Environment Reference made to frequency of use of policy in DM Committee Reports. Monitor effectiveness of policy DM22 in protecting existing open space. Annual Monitoring Report For all Site Allocations (Housing and Employment) policies we intend to monitor the following- Housing Community Net additional dwellings by location (granted / commenced/ completed) 680-710 per year (cumulative average) Net additional dwellings (cumulative) since 2001 Monitored against the housing trajectory Supply of ready to develop housing sites (assessed annually) At 5 years housing land supply at any point in time. Likely future levels of housing delivery (taking into account the previous performance) Monitored against the housing trajectory No of new dwellings on previously developed land Maximise use of previously developed land Housing completions showing bedroom numbers Provide an indication of housing sizes built across the borough.
Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM 61 40 - 41 DM12 – Strategic Road Network Correction of alignment and continuity of routes on various insets of the Policies Map. The map corrections are shown below, as follows. Map G96 Three Holes (page 350) Map G104 Upwell and Outwell (page 358) (zoomed) Map G104 Upwell (page 359) Inset (zoomed) Map G104 Outwell (page 365) DM12 – Strategic Road Network Map G96 Three Holes Inset Map G104 Upwell and Outwell (zoomed) Map G104 Upwell Inset (zoomed) Map G104 Outwell Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification
• Developments of 20 – 99 dwellings will be expected to meet the requirement for suitably equipped children’s play space only; • Developments of 100 dwellings and above will be expected to meet the whole requirement. • On sites allocated for residential development ……. Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM 64 102 E1.14 Add condition regarding Risk Assessment Policy E1.14 West Lynn – Land at Bankside ………. 7. Submission of a site specific Flood Risk Assessment. Modification Reference No. Plan Page No. Policy, Paragraph or Map No. Nature of Modification MM 65 102 E2.1 Add condition regarding Risk Assessment Policy E2.1 – West Growth Area Strategic Policy ………. PART B - PROCESS ………. e. Be accompanied by: ……….
6. Submission of a site specific Risk Assessment. Appendix 1 The following Policies will be changed from ‘of some’ to ‘at least’, as in the example below: Policy E1.8 King’s Lynn – South Quay Land amounting to 0.5 hectare is allocated for residential development of some at least 50 dwellings. Policy SADMP Page Number E1.4 King’s Lynn – Marsh Lane 85 E1.5 King’s Lynn – Boal Quay 86 E1.6 King’s Lynn – South of Parkway 87 E1.7 King’s Lynn – Land at Lynnsport 90 E1.8 King’s Lynn – Quay 91 E1.9 Kings Lynn – Land west of Columbia Way 91 E1.10 King’s Lynn - North of Wisbech Road 94 E1.11 King’s Lynn – Southgates 95 E1.14 West Lynn – West of St Peter’s Road 102 E1.15 West Lynn – Land at Bankside 103 The following Policies will be changed from ‘around’ to ‘at as in the example below: Policy E4.1 – Knights Hill An area of land, approximately 36.9 ha, to the south of Grimston Road and the east of Ullswater Avenue and Ennerdale Drive, is allocated for development of around at least 600 dwellings….. Policy SADMP Page Number E4.1 Knights Hill 130 The following Policies will be changed from ‘a minimum of’ to ‘at least’, as in the example below: Policy SADMP Page Number E2.1 – West Winch Growth Area Strategic Policy 109 The following Policies will be changed to include ‘at least’, as in the example below:
G104.6 Outwell – Land Surrounding Isle Bridge 367 G106.1 Walpole Highway – Land East of Hall Road 372 G109.1 Walpole St. Peter – Land south of Walnut Road 376 G109.2 Walpole St. – Land south of Church Road 377 G112.1 Watlington – Land south of Thieves Bridge Road 380 G113.1 Welney , Former Three Tuns/Village Hall 383 G113.2 Welney land off Main Street 384 G120.1 Walton Highway – land adjacent Common Road 394 G120.2 Walton Highway – Land north of School Road 395 G124.1 Wiggenhall St. Mary Magdalen – Land on Mill Road 401