Cornwall Developers forum5 December 2011

Our emerging

Core Strategy

Planning Future CornwallOur preferred approach

For a Core Strategy

Pre-consultation draft

Bubble diagram

We’ve asked;

How Much & Where ?

Vision;

Lead in Sustainable Living

How much growth?

Low

Continued low migration

1,900 dwellings per year

20 year total: 38,000 dwellings

Medium

Longer term migration trends

2,400 dwellings per year

20 year total: 48,000 dwellings

High

Higher migration

2,850 dwellings per year

20 year total: 57,000 dwellings

Consultation responses…

Levels Of Growth

Low38,000

Medium48,000

High57,000

Exhibition 29% 42.5% 28.5%

Written Responses

47% 17% 36%

Distribution

Towns Dispersed

Economy led

Exhibition 27.5% 48% 22%

Written Responses

34% 38% 28%

strategy for growth

o Proposed Housing figure of 48,000 over 20 years. o Every place has needs-”dispersed” support

sustainability of smaller settlements..buto Need Growth to support regeneration..CPR and

St Austell Clay Countryo Main Towns focus of Housing need,particualrly

Truro,Falmouth,Newquay,Penzance.o Support areas of Opportunity-

e.g.Bodmin,Newquay enterprise zoneo New role for “Gateways into Cornwall”o Truro as higher level retail focus o Green Cornwall

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PP13Sustainable DevelopmentViable placesHomesJobsQualityEnvironmentLocalism

Place based

Policy Framework

CNA - Evidence

Implications

A part of the evidence base

Have explored capacity and development options around the towns- Options for growth

Set scene for future development

Provide Key messages in the Core Strategy

Identify priorities for each network area

Town Frameworks

Town Frameworks

Assessment of landscape cells

Bodmin Moor Community

Network Areas

Must be in conformity with Core Strategy

Key Questions how do they link to core strategy

What level of detail does the strategy provide?

How much is left to bottom up?

Neighbourhood Plans –the new kid on the block

Infrastructure Delivery Plan and CIL

Delivery plan sets out needs and priorities for infrastructure

Forms part of Core strategy consultation

Joint viability assessment to develop CIL with affordable housing Policies

Timescale

Timetable..

Preferred Strategy consultation –January to March 2011

Submission draft April 2012

Submission Sept 2012

Examination ~ Dec 2013/Jan 2013

Adoption ~ May 2013     

Next Stage

Develop policy framework for submission draft-April 2012

Incorporate affordable housing policy framework after viability work in submission draft-April 2012

Combine Natural resources/waste /minerals into submission draft.