SECTION 2: ENERGY 2.1 SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS FOR ENERGY TRACKS Required for: Full applications or outline applications To discharge the condition to occupation Track Development Type: Please tick to indicate which development type/s your proposal contains Please tick the boxes below to indicate that the required documentation has been attached Outline or reserved matters applications if not applying for Appearance Full applications Outline or reserved matters applications applying for Appearance to occupation in order to comply with conditions Track 1 ☐ Major new build residential development ☐ Major new build non-residential development ☐Table 2.2: Summary of Energy Strategy ☐Table 2.2: Summary of Energy Strategy ☐ Table/s 2.3 ☐ Part L design stage document/s for energy efficiency measures ☐ Part L design stage document/s for energy efficiency and renewable energy measures ☐ Table/s 2.3 ☐ Table 2.4 ☐ Part L post-completion document/s for renewables ☐ Part L post completion document/s for energy efficiency ☐ MCS Certificate/s
Track 2 ☐ Minor new build residential development ☐ Minor new build non -residential development ☐Table 2.2: Summary of Energy Strategy ☐Table 2.2: Summary of Energy Strategy ☐ Table/s 2.5 ☐ Part L design stage document/s ☐ Table/s 2.5 ☐ Part L post completion document/s Track 3 ☐ Major or medium works to existing buildings ☐Table 2.2: Summary of Energy Strategy ☐Table 2.2: Summary of Energy Strategy ☐ Table/s 2.5 ☐ Part L design document/s ☐ Table/s 2.5 ☐ Part L post completion document/s Track 4 ☐ Passivhaus ☐Table 2.2: Summary of Energy Strategy ☐Table 2.2: Summary of Energy Strategy ☐ Statement from Passivhaus professional and Summary of outputs from design stage PHPP ☐ 2.5 ☐ Part L design stage document/s ☐ Table/s 2.5 ☐ Part L post completion document/s ☐ Passivhaus certification Exempt ☐ Industrial B2 or B8 uses 2.2: SUMMARY OF ENERGY STRATEGY All required sections are to be completed in 500 words or less per section. A summary is to be provided, stating the approach, not simply a reference to other documents, although additional detail should be signposted via references to specific, named documents. See Section 2 of the Guidance above for details. 1 & 2 below required for all applications, inc. outline applications where appearance is Reserved Passive design e.g. building form, orientation and shading, including orientation of to maximise solar energy potential. Please note - this is an important consideration for Layout, so applications covering Layout should provide a full explanation of the approach. [Insert text here] Renewable and low carbon energy approach e.g. solar energy, biomass, heat pumps, solar thermal, heat networks and Combined Heat & Power (CHP). Please cite where drawings of renewable/low carbon technology are included in the application. [Insert text here] 3- 7 below required for Full or Reserved Matters applications for Appearance Energy efficiency measures e.g. materials with high energy performance (lower U values than required by Part L), minimisation of thermal bridging, more insulation, low energy fixtures, heat recovery e.g. Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) and appliances. [Insert text here]
SECTION 4: WATER TABLE 4: WATER Required for: Full applications or outline/ reserved matters applications for Appearance for residential development, or the residential element of a mixed use scheme. Pre-applications within this scope should provide a summary of the approach in the box below. See Section 4 of the Guidance for details. Outline the approach to water efficiency e.g. greywater or rainwater harvesting, low-flow rate sanitary ware and white goods [Insert text here] Confirming compliance and documentation required ☐ Major residential development: 10+ dwellings. All three boxes opposite should be ticked. ☐ The 110 litres per person per day standard will be met ☐Rainwater harvesting or methods of capturing rainwater for use by the residents (e.g. water butts) has been included ☐The output from an accredited Part G water calculator has been attached, demonstrating the results and measures used. ☐ Non- major residential development Both should be ticked. ☐ The 110 litres per person per day standard will be met ☐Rainwater harvesting or other methods of capturing rainwater for use by the residents (e.g. water butts) has been included as required by the policy
5.3: OVERHEATING IN NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT – CIBSE TM52 Required For: Full applications or outline/ reserved matters applications for Appearance for large scale non-residential proposals, in order to discharge the condition. The proposal should achieve a “pass” in the current climate scenario to comply with CP2. Building for the assessment has been carried out (more than one table may be required): [Insert text here] Zone Name (E.g. stairwell) Room use (e.g. circulation space) Criterion 1: of exceedance Maximum number of hours internal temperature above outside temperature Criterion 2: weighted exceedance Criterion 3: Upper limit temperature Results To comply, 2 out of 3 criteria to be met for the current climate A. Occupied Hours – will depend on use type B. Maximum number of hours of exceedance (3% occupied hours) C. Calculated no. hours exceeding comfort range - Not to exceed “B” D. Calculated peak daily weighted exceedance –to be under 6 hours E. Calculated no. exceeding absolute limit – to be zero hours CURRENT CLIMATE (CIBSE DSY1): Results expressed in hours Pass ☐ [Add rows as needed] Pass ☐ FUTURE CLIMATE: Results expressed in [Add rows as needed] Pass ☐ Pass ☐ Please tick to confirm ☐ 2 TM52 assessments have been completed Present climate Future climate ☐ Tick here to verify that the sheet for both assessments have been attached, summarising overheating performance