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20.1 The monitoring framework set out in the table below encompasses the approach in the adopted Local Plan (Part One) and includes additional targets and indicators that flow from the policies in the Local Plan (Part Two). Some indicators within the Local Plan (Part One) Monitoring Framework have been updated with more detailed Local Plan (Part Two) indicators that measure the effectiveness of the development plan as a whole through the production of the Annual Monitoring Report. This will allow the Council to determine what, if any, corrective action is required to ensure that the strategy of the Local Plan is delivered over the plan period.
20.2 Alongside the Local Plan indicators, significant effects indicators, as established in the Sustainability Appraisal, are identified. The significant effects indicators consider the impact of policy on the sustainability appraisal objectives and measure the likely significant effects (positive and negative) over the plan period. The indicators are ordered based on the structure in the Local Plan (Part One) and each section links with the strategic objectives of the plan. In addition to the Local Plan indicators, contextual indicators will be included in the Annual Monitoring Report that will measure changes in the wider social, environmental and economic circumstances of the borough.
| Theme | Local Plan (Part One) and Local Plan (Part Two) policies | Local Plan (Part One) Primary Indicators and sourceReferencing taken from AMR | Local Plan (Part Two) Primary indicators and source | Targets |
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| Spatial, Chester, Ellesmere Port, Northwich, Winsford, Rural Strategic objectives - SO1, SO2, SO3, SO6, SO7, SO8, SO9, SO16 Significant effects - SE50, SE25, SE57, SE58, SE26 |
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| Spatial | STRAT 2 – Sustainable development | STRAT 2(A) - Number of net dwelling completions in monitoring year [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports / Housing flow reconciliation] |
Projected completions for year set out in housing trajectory | |
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STRAT 2 – Sustainable development DM 1 – Development of previously developed land |
STRAT 2(Ai) - Percentage of new and converted dwellings built on previously developed land [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
N/A | ||
| STRAT 2 – Sustainable development | STRAT 2(B) - Number of net dwelling completions in previous five years [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports / Housing Flow Reconciliation] |
Delivery of 5,500 net dwellings over a five year period | ||
| STRAT 2 – Sustainable development | STRAT 2(C) - Number of net dwelling completions since 2010 [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
Delivery of 7,700 net dwellings since 2010 (2010 – 2017) |
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| STRAT 2 – Sustainable development | STRAT 2(D) - Supply of deliverable housing sites [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
Five year supply based on housing trajectory | ||
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STRAT 2 – Sustainable development CH 3 – Employment land provision in Chester EP 2 – Employment land provision in Ellesmere Port EP5 – Thornton Science Park N 4 – Employment land provision in Northwich W 2 – Employment land provision in Winsford R 3 – Employment land provision in the rural area |
STRAT 2(E) - Cumulative employment land completions 2010-2030 by type and location (ha) [Employment monitor data] |
LPP2/S2 (A) - Employment land completions by type and location, in monitoring year (ha/m2) [Employment monitor data] |
At least 365 hectares | |
| STRAT 2(F) - Amount of employment land developed since 2010 plus amount of employment land available in supply to 2030 (ha) [Employment monitor 2016] |
LPP2/S2 (B) - Employment land supply (ha), by type and location, to 2030 [Employment monitor data] |
At least 365 hectares | ||
| LPP2/S2 (C) - Loss of existing or allocated employment land to other uses, by type and location (ha) [Employment monitor data] |
No loss | |||
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STRAT 2 – Sustainable development ECON 1 – Economic growth, employment and enterprise DM 1 – Development of previously developed land |
STRAT 2(Fi) - Employment development on previously developed land (ha / %). [Employment monitor data] |
None identified | ||
| Chester | STRAT 3 - Chester | STRAT 3(A) - Number of net dwelling completions in Chester spatial area 2010 – 2030 [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
Delivery of 5,200 net dwellings by 2030 | |
| STRAT 3 - Chester | STRAT 3(B) - Number of net dwelling completions on Wrexham Road site 2010 – 2030 [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
1,300 dwellings | ||
| STRAT 3 - Chester | STRAT 3(C) - Delivery of Northgate leisure and retail scheme and new theatre [CWAC Retail monitoring and online planning application register] |
Development completed by 2020 | ||
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STRAT3 – Chester CH 2 – Chester Regeneration areas |
STRAT 3(D) – Delivery of Chester Business Quarter [Employment monitor data] |
Development completed by 2027 | ||
| CH 1 – Chester Settlement areas | No indicator | n/a | ||
| CH 2 – Chester Regeneration areas | LPP2/S3 (A) - Regeneration schemes delivered within a designated regeneration area | Development completed by 2030. | ||
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STRAT 3 - Chester CH 3 – Employment land provision in Chester |
LPP2/S3 (B) (Chester) - Employment land completions by type and location, in monitoring year (ha/m2) [Employment monitor data] |
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| LPP2/S3 (C) (Chester) - Employment land supply (ha), by type and location, to 2030 [Employment monitor data] |
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| STRAT 3(E) – Amount of employment land and premises lost to other uses at Chester Business Park, Chester West Employment Park and Sealand Industrial Estate [Employment monitor data] |
LPP2/S3 (D) (Chester) - Loss of existing or allocated employment land to other uses, by type and location (ha) [Employment monitor data] |
No loss on allocated sites | ||
| CH 4 – University of Chester | No indicator | n/a | ||
| CH 5 – Chester conservation areas | LPP2/S3 (E) - Percentage of planning applications / adverts for signage and illumination refused on the Rows contrary to CH 5 [Planning application monitoring] |
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| CH 6 - Chester key views, landmarks and gateways and historic skyline | No indicator | n/a | ||
| Ellesmere Port | STRAT 4 – Ellesmere Port | STRAT 4(A) Number of net dwelling completions in Ellesmere Port spatial area 2010 – 2030 [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
Delivery of 4,800 net dwellings by 2030 | |
| STRAT 4(B) - Number of net dwelling completions on Ledsham Road site 2010 – 2030 [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports / monitoring database] |
2,000 dwellings | |||
| EP 1 – Ellesmere Port settlement area | [JL1] LPP2/S4 (A) Delivery of regeneration schemes around the town centre. | Development completed by 2030. | ||
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STRAT 4 – Ellesmere Port EP 2 – Employment land provision in Ellesmere Port EP 3 – Stanlow special policy area EP 4- Hooton Park EP 5 – Thornton science park EP 6- Ince Park |
LPP2/S4 (B) (Ellesmere Port) - Employment land completions by type and location, in monitoring year (ha/m2) [Employment monitor data] |
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| LPP2/S4 (C) (Ellesmere Port) - Employment land supply (ha), by type and location, to 2030 [Employment monitor data] |
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| LPP2/S4 (D) - Employment completions (ha/m2) at key employment locations identified in STRAT 4 in Ellesmere Port [Employment monitor data] |
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STRAT 4 – Ellesmere Port EP 2 – Employment land provision in Ellesmere Port |
LPP2/S4 (E) (Ellesmere Port) - Loss of existing or allocated employment land to other uses, by type and location (ha) [Employment monitor data] |
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| EP 7 – Ellesmere Port historic | LPP2/S4 (F) – Number of planning applications for tourism related uses in the canal port area [Planning application monitoring] |
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| Northwich | STRAT 5 - Northwich | STRAT 5(A) - Number of net dwelling completions in Northwich spatial area 2010 – 2030 [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
Delivery of 4,300 net dwellings by 2030 | |
| STRAT 5 - Northwich | STRAT 5(B) - Delivery of Winnington Urban Village scheme including up to 1,200 dwellings [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports / monitoring database] |
Development completed by 2029 | ||
| N 1 – Northwich settlement area | No indicator | n/a | ||
| N 2- Northwich regeneration area | LPP2/S5 (A) - Regeneration schemes delivered within a designated regeneration area [Planning application monitoring] |
Development completed by 2030. | ||
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STRAT 5 - Northwich N 2- Northwich regeneration area N 4 – Employment land provision in Northwich |
LPP2/S5 (B) - Delivery of new housing and employment at Wincham. [Planning application monitoring] |
Development completed by 2030. | ||
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STRAT 5 - Northwich N 4 – Employment land provision in Northwich N 5 – Gadbrook Park |
LPP2/S5 (C)(Northwich) - Employment land completions by type and location, in monitoring year (ha/m2) [Employment monitor data] |
At least 30 hectares by 2030 | ||
| LPP2/S5 (D) (Northwich) - Employment land supply (ha), by type and location, to 2030 [Employment monitor data] |
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| STRAT 5(F) - Amount of employment land and premises lost to other uses at Gadbrook Park [Employment monitor] |
LPP2/S5 (E)(Northwich) - Loss of existing or allocated employment land to other uses, by type and location (ha) [Employment monitor data] |
No loss on allocated sites | ||
| STRAT 5 - Northwich | STRAT 5(E) - Delivery of Northwich Riverside projects including Barons Quay [CWaC Monitoring Database] |
Development completed by 2017 | ||
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STRAT 5 - Northwich N3 - Meeting outstanding housing need in Northwich |
LPP2/S5 (F) - Number of new homes delivered on allocated sites [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
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| N 6 – Northwich town centre conservation areas | No indicator | n/a | ||
| Winsford | STRAT 6 - Winsford | STRAT 6(A) - Number of net dwelling completions in Winsford spatial area 2010 – 2030 [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
Delivery of 3,500 net dwellings by 2030 | |
| STRAT 6 - Winsford | STRAT 6(B) - Number of net dwelling completions at Station Quarter site 2010 – 2030 [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports / monitoring database] |
1,000 new dwellings (775 by 2030) | ||
| W 1 – Winsford settlement area | No indicator | n/a | ||
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STRAT 6 - Winsford W 2 – Employment land provision in Winsford |
STRAT 6(C ) - Amount of additional employment land provided 2010 – 2030 [Employment monitor (2016)] |
LPP2/S6 (A) (Winsford) - Employment land completions by type and location, in monitoring year (ha/m2) [Employment monitor data] |
At least 35 hectares | |
| LPP2/S6 (B) (Winsford) - Employment land supply (ha), by type and location, to 2030 [Employment monitor data] |
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| STRAT 6(D) Amount of employment land and premises lost to other uses at Winsford Industrial Estate and Woodford Park [Employment monitor (2016)] |
LPP2/S6 (C) (Winsford) - Loss of existing or allocated employment land to other uses, by type and location (ha) [Employment monitor data] |
No loss on allocated sites | ||
| STRAT 6 - Winsford | STRAT 6(E) - Delivery of new food store in town centre [CWaC Retail Monitoring and online planning register] |
Development completed by 2030 | ||
| Rural | STRAT 8 – Rural area | STRAT 8(A) - Number of net dwelling completions in rural area 2010 – 2030 [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
Delivery of 4,200 net dwellings by 2030 | |
| STRAT 8 – Rural area | STRAT 8(B) - Number of net dwelling completions in key service centres 2010 – 2030 [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
Cuddington and Sandiway - delivery of 200 net dwellings by 2030 Farndon - delivery of 200 net dwellings by 2030 Frodsham - delivery of 250 net dwellings by 2030 Helsby - delivery of 300 net dwellings by 2030 Kelsall - delivery of 200 net dwellings by 2030 Malpas - delivery of 200 net dwellings by 2030 Neston and Parkgate - delivery of 200 net dwellings by 2030 Tarporley - delivery of 300 net dwellings by 2030 Tarvin - delivery of 200 net dwellings by 2030 Tattenhall - delivery of 250 net dwellings by 2030 |
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STRAT 8 – Rural area R 3 – Employment land provision in the rural area |
STRAT 8(C ) - Amount of additional employment land provided 2010 – 2030 [Employment monitor (2016)] |
LPP2/S8 (A) (Rural) - Employment land completions by type and location, in monitoring year (ha/m2) [Employment monitor data] |
At least 10 hectares by 2030 | |
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LPP2/S8 (B) (Rural) - Employment land supply (ha), by type and location, to 2030 [Employment monitor data] |
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| LPP2/S8 (C) (Rural) - Loss of existing or allocated employment land to other uses, by type and location (ha) [Employment monitor data] |
No loss on allocated sites | |||
| R 1 – Identified settlements in the rural area | LPP2/S8 (D) - Number of development proposals approved in the countryside contrary to R1 [Planning application monitoring] |
Zero | ||
| R 2 – Meeting the outstanding housing requirement in Northwich | LPP2/S8 (E) - Number of new homes delivered on allocated sites in Tattenhall [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
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| Green Belt and countryside | STRAT 9 – Green Belt and countryside | LPP2/S9 (A) - Number and type of new built developments (on greenfield land) approved in the Green Belt contrary to policy. [Planning application monitoring] |
Zero | |
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ECON 3 - Visitor economy GBC 1 – Commercial sites in the Green Belt |
LPP2/S9 (B) - Planning applications refused / approved in accordance with policy at commercial sites in the green belt defined under policy GBC1 (Chester Zoo; Countess of Chester; Dale Barracks; Urenco, Capenhurst and Chester Business Park). [Planning application monitoring] |
100 per cent | ||
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GBC 2 – Protection of landscape
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LPP2/S9 (C) - Percentage of approved applications that erode ASCV’s. [Planning application monitoring] |
Zero | ||
| GBC 3 – Key settlement gaps | LPP2/S9 (D) - Proportion of approved schemes within Key Settlement Gaps that meet policy criteria. [Planning application monitoring] |
N/A | ||
| Transport and accessibility Strategic objectives - SO4, SO8 Significant effects - SE1, SE2, SE19, SE20, SE8 |
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| Transport and accessibility | STRAT 10 – Transport and accessibility | STRAT 10(A) - Carbon emissions from transport [Department of Energy & Climate Change] |
Reduce from 2010 baseline | |
| STRAT 10(B) - Delivery of Chester Bus Interchange [CWaC online planning register] |
Development completed by June 2016 | |||
| STRAT 10(C) - Delivery of New Bridge Road/A5117 link road | Development completed by 2030 | |||
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STRAT 10 – Transport and accessibility T 1 – Local road network improvement schemes |
LPP2/S10 (A) - Delivery of road improvement schemes (delivered by LGF, local large majors, developer contributions). [Planning application monitoring] |
As per Transport Strategies (Chester, Winsford, Northwich, Ellesmere Port). | ||
| T 2 – A56 Hoole Road Corridor | LPP2/S10 (B) - Delivery of 5th Park and Ride site [Planning application monitoring] |
As per Council’s Parking Strategy / Parking Standards SPD | ||
| LPP2/S10 (D) - A56 Hoole Road corridor improvements [Planning application monitoring] |
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| T 3 – Railway stations | LPP2/S10 (E) - Additional car parking spaces [Planning application monitoring] |
Increase from baseline 2017/2018. | ||
| T 5 – Parking and access | LPP2/S10 (F) - Planning permissions determined not in accordance with policy [Planning application monitoring] |
Zero | ||
| LPP2/S10 (G) - Number/proportion of schemes that do not meet parking standards [Planning application monitoring] |
Zero | |||
| LPP2/S10 (H) -Number/proportion of EV charging points/infrastructure provided. [Planning application monitoring] |
Increase from baseline 2017/2018. | |||
| Infrastructure Strategic objectives - SO5, SO14 Significant effects - SE67 |
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| Infrastructure | STRAT 11 - Infrastructure | STRAT 11(A) - Provision of necessary infrastructure / contributions as part of development [Tracking of s73 applications and general planning application information.] |
100 per cent of relevant schemes | |
| LPP2/S11 (A) - Number of applications liable for CIL. [CIL monitoring] |
n/a | |||
| LPP2/S11 (B) - Annual total CIL payments. [CIL monitoring] |
n/a | |||
| LPP2/S11 (C) - Number of applications where S106 money received by the Council. [S106 monitoring] |
n/a | |||
| Economic Strategic objectives - SO2, SO3, SO4, SO5, SO7, SO13 Significant effects - SE45, SE63, SE60, SE64, SE59, SE61, SE62, SE65, SE67 |
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| Employment |
ECON 1 – Economic growth, employment and enterprise DM 5 – protection of employment land and premises |
LPP2/EC (A) - Loss of existing or allocated employment land to other uses, by location (ha) within the monitoring period. [Employment monitor data] Also see LPP2/S2 (A) and LPP2/S2 (B), LPP2/S2 (C), LPP2/S2 (D) and STRAT3(E), STRAT5(F) , STRAT6(D) |
No loss on allocated sites | |
| DM 6 – New agricultural and forestry buildings | No indicator | n/a | ||
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DM 7 – Rural diversification of land based businesses
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LPP2/EC (B) - Number and type of proposals for rural diversification refused due to being contrary to DM 7. [Planning application monitoring] |
n/a | ||
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DM 8 – Equestrian development
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LPP2/EC (C) - Percentage of new equestrian development proposals approved in line with policy [Planning application monitoring] |
n/a | ||
| DM 11 – Safeguarded areas around aerodromes | No indicator | n/a | ||
| DM 12 – Jodrell Bank | No indicator | n/a | ||
| DM 13 – Oulton Park | No indicator | n/a | ||
| DM 18 – ICT and telecommunications | No indicator | n/a | ||
| Town Centres |
ECON 2 – Town centres DM 14 – City and town centres |
LPP2/EC (D) - Vacancy rates in the primary shopping areas. [Retail monitoring] |
Reduce from baseline established in the 2014/2015 AMR. | |
| LPP2/EC (E) - Number of approved retail planning applications and floor space sqm in and out of centre. [Retail monitoring] |
Increase of town centre uses approved in ‘in centre’ locations | |||
| LPP2/EC (F) - Amount of completed floor space in centre for town centre uses. [Retail monitoring] |
Increase from baseline set in 2017/2018. | |||
| LPP2/EC (G) - Amount of completed floor space across the borough for town centre uses. [Retail monitoring] |
Decrease from baseline set in 2017/2018. | |||
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ECON 2 – Town centres DM 15 – District and local retail centres |
LPP2/EC (H) - Total loss of town centre floor space in local retail centres. [Retail monitoring] |
Decrease from baseline set in 2017/2018 AMR. | ||
| DM 16 – Shopfronts | No indicator | n/a | ||
| DM 17 – Advertisements | No indicator | n/a | ||
| Tourism |
ECON 3 – Visitor economy
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LPP2/EC (I)- Number of planning applications for tourism attractions /facilities granted in accordance with policy. [Planning application monitoring] |
100 per cent | |
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DM 9 – Visitor accommodation DM 10 – Caravan and camping sites |
LPP2/EC (J) - Number of planning applications granted for new visitor accommodation, in accordance with policy. [Planning application monitoring] |
100 per cent | ||
| DM 38 – Waterways and mooring facilities | No indicator | n/a | ||
| Social Strategic objectives - SO6, SO5, SO8, SO11, SO10, SO12, SO13 Significant effects - SE46, SE51, SE47, SE48, SE49, SE17, SE18, SE44. SE52, SE53, SE54, SE55, SE56, SE41, SE42, SE43, SE12, SE40 |
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| Housing |
SOC 1 – Delivering affordable housing DM 23 – Delivering affordable housing |
SOC 1-2 (A) - Number of affordable housing completions in monitoring year [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
LPP2/SO (A) - Number and location of affordable homes completed [CWAC Housing Land Monitor reports] |
6,600 affordable homes by 2030 (based upon 30 per cent of housing 22,000 net additional dwellings) 100 per cent affordable housing on relevant rural exception schemes |
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SOC 2 – Rural exceptions sites DM 24 – Rural exceptions sites |
LPP2/SO (B) - Number of rural exception sites approved and completed. [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
n/a | ||
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SOC 3 – Housing mix and type DM 20 – Mix and type of new housing development |
LPP2/SO (C) - Number of new homes completed by type and size. [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
Meet the requirements of the policy. | ||
| DM 19 – Proposals for residential development | LPP2/SO (D) - Number of new dwellings approved / completed in the countryside contrary to policy. [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
Zero | ||
| DM 20 – Mix and type of new housing development | LPP2/SO (E) - Number of Accessible and Adaptable Dwellings [Planning application monitoring database] |
Increase in baseline established 2017/2018. | ||
| LPP2/SO (F)- Number of Wheelchair User Dwellings [Planning application monitoring] |
Increase in baseline established 2017/2018. | |||
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DM 21 – Development within residential curtilage
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LPP2/SO (G) - Number of proposals approved in the countryside to extend residential curtilage. [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
Zero | ||
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DM 21 – Development within residential curtilage DM 22 – Change of use to dwelling houses, and residential conversion |
LPP2/SO (H) - Number of development proposals comply with policy (DM21 and DM22) [Planning application monitoring] |
Increase in baseline established 2017/2018. | ||
| DM 22 - Change of use to dwelling houses, and residential conversion | LPP2/SO (I) - Number of dwellings created through change of use / conversion of rural buildings by area. [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
n/a | ||
| DM 24 – Rural exceptions sites | LPP2/SO (J) - Number of schemes approved in line with local need. [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
100 per cent | ||
| DM 25 – Essential rural workers dwelling | LPP2/SO (K) - Number of essential rural workers dwellings completed. [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
n/a | ||
| LPP2/SO (L) - Number of essential rural workers dwellings lost to open market housing. [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
Zero | |||
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DM 26 – Specialist accommodation
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LPP2/SO (M) - Number of new bedspaces provided (by type). [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
n/a | ||
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DM 27 – Student accommodation
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LPP2/SO (N) - Number and location of new bedspaces and new self contained units completed. [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
n/a | ||
| DM 28 – Houses in multiple occupation | LPP2/SO (O) - Number of new HMO properties approved. [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
n/a | ||
| DM 28 – Houses in multiple occupation | LPP2/SO (P) - Change in number of HMOs within Article 4 areas. [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
Zero | ||
| Gypsy and Traveller and travelling Showpersons accommodation | SOC 4 – Gypsy and Traveller and travelling Showpersons accommodation | SOC 4(A) - Provision of sites for Gypsy and Traveller and Travelling Showpersons accommodation [CWAC Housing Land Monitor Report] |
Gypsy and Traveller pitches: 15 pitches 2013 - 2018, 15 pitches 2018 - 2023 and 16 pitches 2023 - 2028 Travelling Showpersons plots: 11 plots 2013 - 2018, 1 plot 2018 - 2023 and 1 plot 2023 - 2028 Transit site: 5-10 pitches by 2030 |
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| SOC 4 - Gypsy and Traveller and travelling Showpersons accommodation | SOC 4(B) - Supply of deliverable sites [CWAC Housing monitoring database] |
Five year supply based on needs set out in indicator SOC 4 (A) | ||
| Health and Wellbeing |
SOC 5 – Health and well-being DM 2 – Impact on residential amenity DM 21 – Development within a residential curtilage |
LPP2/SO (Q) - Number of planning applications for householder development refused due to DM 2 – impacts on residential amenity. [Planning application monitoring] |
n/a | |
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DM 31 – Air Quality
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LPP2/SO (R) - Number of approved applications within or adjacent to AQMA that included mitigation measures to improve air quality [planning application monitoring] |
Increase in the number of approvals in AQMA that mitigate negative impacts. | ||
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DM 33 – New or extension to hazard installations and pipelines DM 34 – Development in the vicinity of hazardous installations |
LPP2/SO (S) – Number of planning applications that are approved against HSE advice. [Planning application monitoring] |
No applications. | ||
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DM 29 – Health impacts of new development
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LPP2/SO (T) – Number of approved planning applications on major schemes that included an assessment on health. [Planning application monitoring] |
Increase from baseline established in 2017/2018. | ||
| DM 30 – Noise | No indicator | n/a | ||
| DM 32 – Land contamination and instability | No indicator | n/a | ||
| Open space, sport and recreation | SOC 6 - Open space, sport and recreation | LPP1/AV - Amount of open space [Cheshire West and Chester Open Space Study] |
At least maintain baseline amount (Every 5 years) | |
| DM 35 – Open space and new development | LPP2/SO (U) - Proportion of major residential schemes that provide open space in accordance with the quantity standards. [Planning application monitoring for major residential schemes] |
Increase from baseline established in 2017/2018 | ||
| DM 36 – Provision for sport and recreation | LPP2/SO (V) - Change in capacity of playing pitches across the borough. [Playing Pitch Strategy annual review] |
Reduce quantitative shortfalls in pitch stock from baseline figures. | ||
| LPP2/SO (W) – Delivery of priority schemes identified in the Sports Facilities Strategy. [Planning application monitoring] |
No net loss in facilities. | |||
| DM 37 – Recreational routeways | LPP2/SO (X) – Number of major applications that enhance the public access and recreational value of the strategic recreational routeways. [Planning application monitoring] |
Increase from baseline established in 2017/2018 | ||
| DM 38 – Waterways and mooring facilities | No indicator | n/a | ||
| DM 39 – Culture and community facilities | LPP2/SO (Y) - Number of approved (new) and loss of community facilities in the urban area, key service centre or local service centres. [planning application monitoring] |
Increase of the percentage of community facilities in the in identified settlements and decrease in the loss. | ||
| DM 39 – Culture and community facilities | LPP2/SO (Z) - Number of community use agreements for pay and play in schools or community facilities. [planning application monitoring] |
Increase the number of community use agreements. | ||
| Environmental Strategic objectives - SO10, SO12, SO13, SO14, SO15, SO16 Significant effects - SE3, SE14, SE13, SE15, SE16, SE24, SE10, SE9, SE11, SE38, SE39, SE36, SE37, SE4, SE5, SE6, SE7, SE27, SE28, SE29, SE30, SE31, SE32, SE33, SE34, SE35, SE21, SE22, SE23 |
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| Flood risk and water management |
ENV 1 – Flood risk and water management DM 40 – Development and flood risk |
ENV 1(A) - Relevant planning applications determined in accordance with policy and/or Environment Agency advice [Environment Agency internal monitoring records July 2016] |
100 per cent | |
| ENV 1 - Flood risk and water management DM 41 – Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) |
ENV 1(Aii) Percentage of relevant development incorporating SuDS [Planning application monitoring] |
100 per cent | ||
| DM 42 – Flood water storage | LPP2/EV (A) – Number of applications within or adjacent to a flood storage area refused contrary to DM42. [Planning application monitoring] |
100 per cent of relevant applications | ||
| DM 43 – Water quality, supply and treatment | ENV 1(Aiii) Change in water quality/ecological status of rivers in the borough | Deliver ‘good’ ecological status or ‘good ecological potential’ on all water bodies by 2017. | ||
| Green Infrastructure, Biodiversity and Geodiversity | ENV 4 – Biodiversity and geodiversity | ENV 4(B) and ENV 4(Bii) - Number of sites recognised for biodiversity or geodiversity importance [Natural England, CWAC GIS data, JNCC, CWAC Total Environment Team] |
At least maintain baseline amount. | |
| DM 44 – Protecting and enhancing the natural environment | LPP2/EV (B) - Proportion of applications within or adjacent to designated sites of biodiversity/geodiversity importance that result in a net loss of natural assets, and the proportion that deliver a net gain. [Planning application monitoring] |
Increase in approved schemes that achieve no net loss. | ||
| DM 45 – Trees, woodland and hedgerows | No indicator | n/a | ||
| Historic Environment |
ENV 5 - Historic environment DM 46 – Development in conservation areas |
ENV 5(Ai) - Number of Conservation Area Appraisals as a proportion of Conservation Areas [Cheshire Historic Environment Record] |
100 per cent | |
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ENV 5 - Historic environment DM 47 – Listed building |
ENV 5(B) - Number of heritage assets at risk [Historic England - Heritage at Risk Register] |
Reduce from 2010 baseline | ||
| DM 48 – Non-listed buildings, structures and landscapes of architectural and historic interest | LPP2/EV (C) – Number of additional locally listed assets registered on the historic environment record. [Historic environment record] |
Increase from baseline 2017/2018. | ||
| DM 49 – Registered landscapes | No indicator | n/a | ||
| DM 50 – Archaeology | No indicator | n/a | ||
| High quality design and sustainable construction |
ENV 6 – High quality design and sustainable construction DM 3 – Design, character and visual amenity |
LPP2/EV (D) – Number of applications agreed through the design and review panel. [Planning application monitoring] |
n/a | |
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ENV 6 – High quality design and sustainable construction DM 4 – Sustainable construction |
LPP2/EV (E) - Number new dwellings meeting higher National Housing Standard for water consumption of 110 litres per person per day [Planning application monitoring] |
Increase from baseline established in 2017/2018. | ||
| LPP2/EV (F) - Number of non-domestic buildings achieving a BREEAM rating of ‘Excellent [Planning application monitoring] |
Increase from baseline established in 2017/2018. | |||
| Alternative Energy | ENV 7 – Alternative energy supplies | ENV 7(B) - Installed capacity from renewable energy sources [Renewable energy by local authority. Published September 2015] |
Increase from baseline established in 2017/2018. | |
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DM 51 – Wind energy DM 52 – Solar energy |
LPP2/EV (G)- Applications for wind and solar energy determined in accordance with policy [Planning application monitoring] |
100 per cent | ||
| DM 53 – Energy generation, storage and district heat networks | LPP2/EV (H)- Applications for energy generation and storage determined in accordance with policy [Planning application monitoring] |
n/a | ||
| Managing waste | ENV 8 – Managing waste | ENV 8(A) - Capacity of waste management facilities [Waste Needs Assessment 2016] |
Sufficient capacity to meet identified needs throughout the plan period | |
| ENV 8(B) - Amount of land safeguarded for waste management lost to other uses at Ince Park, Lostock Works and Kinderton Lodge [Planning application monitoring] |
LPP2/EV (I) - Progress with development for waste management uses at Ince Park, Lostock Works and Kinderton Lodge. [Planning application monitoring] |
No loss since baseline position. | ||
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ENV 8 – Managing waste[JL4] DM 54 – Waste management facilities DM 55 – Sites for replacement household waste recycling facilities |
LPP2/EV (J) - Applications for waste management facilities determined in accordance with policy, including applications on safeguarded land and applications for new household waste recycling sites [Planning application monitoring] |
100 per cent Delivery of new household waste recycling sites for Chester, Frodsham and Tattenhall |
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| Minerals |
ENV 9 – Minerals supply and safeguarding M 1 – Future sand and gravel working |
LPP1/BK - Supply of permitted reserves of sand and gravel [latest Local Aggregate Assessment – currently 2016 LAA including data from 2015] |
Maintain at least 7 year landbank throughout the plan period. | |
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ENV 9 – Minerals supply and safeguarding M 3 – Proposals for minerals working |
ENV 9(B) - Relevant planning applications determined in accordance with policy [Review of minerals planning applications] |
100 per cent | ||
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M 1 – Future sand and gravel working M 2 – Minerals Safeguarding Areas – prior extraction of minerals |
LPP2/EV (K) - Number of applications for sand and gravel permitted outside the current sites, allocated site for sand and gravel, Preferred Area or Area of Search. [planning application monitoring] |
No applications permitted outside the current sites, allocated site, Preferred Area or Area of Search, unless the required level of provision cannot be met from within these areas and the proposal would secure significant material planning benefits that outweigh any material planning objections. | ||
| M 2 – Mineral Safeguarding Areas – prior extraction of minerals | LPP2/EV (L) - Number of applications for non-mineral development or hydrocarbon development granted within Mineral Safeguarding Areas that do not comply with the criteria within policy M 2. [Planning application monitoring] |
No applications for non-mineral or hydrocarbon developments permitted within MSAS that do not comply with the criteria within policy M 2. | ||
| M 4 – Proposals for exploration, appraisal or production of hydrocarbons | No indicator | n/a | ||
| M 5 – Restoration of minerals and oil and gas sites | LPP2/EV (M) - Number of quarries where restoration has been completed that year, in accordance with the policy and planning application. [Planning application monitoring] |
n/a | ||
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M 2 – Mineral Safeguarding Areas – prior extraction of minerals M 6 – Salt and brine working |
LPP2/EV (N) - Number of applications for salt and brine permitted outside the current sites or Preferred Areas. [Planning application monitoring] |
No applications for salt or brine permitted outside the current sites or Preferred Areas unless the required level of provision cannot be met from within these areas and the proposals would secure significant material planning benefits that outweigh any material planning objections. | ||
| M 7 – Industrial sand proposals | LPP2/EN (O) - Number of applications for silica sand development permitted outside the allocated areas that do not comply with the criteria in the policy. [Planning application monitoring] |
No applications for silica sand permitted outside the allocated areas that do not comply with the criteria within policy M 7. | ||
| M 8 – Minerals infrastructure | LPP2/EV (P) - Number of applications for non-mineral development on safeguarded minerals infrastructure sites. [Planning application monitoring] |
No applications for non-minerals development on safeguarded minerals infrastructure sites that do not comply with the criteria within policy M 8. | ||
| General | LPP2/GEN (A) - Number of appeals upheld and dismissed and policy reason(s). [Planning appeal monitoring] |
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