Liveable Water Lane Supplementary Planning Document: Development Framework And Design Code
Entered by Exeter City Council and LDA Design
The Liveable Water Lane SPD has been prepared by Exeter City Council and LDA Design to shape and drive forwards the redevelopment of a key strategic brownfield redevelopment area in the city, to create a high-quality, low-car new neighbourhood that is well-served by community, cultural, recreational and sustainable travel facilities and employment and which reflects the site’s rich industrial and water-related heritage. Informed by extensive community and stakeholder engagement and technical work, the SPD provides a development framework and design code that comprehensively address complex site constraints and support the delivery of co-ordinated and exemplar redevelopment and placemaking.
Jersey Marine Spatial Plan entered by Fiona Fyfe Associates
Open sea and offshore reefs cover 95% of Jersey’s territory, and are fundamental to the Island’s identity, culture, economy and connectivity. Coast and sea are used for work and leisure, forming an ever-changing backdrop to islanders’ lives. Below the surface a hidden world of underwater habitats supports a wealth of marine life and rich archaeological legacy.
The vitality of Jersey is intrinsically linked to the health of its seas, but the marine environment is under pressure, including from climate change and human activities. The Jersey Marine Spatial Plan facilitates co-ordinated management of Jersey’s coasts and seas, enabling them to thrive.
Chippenham Neighbourhood Plan entered by Chippenham Town Council
Over 5 years in the making, and with significant community input, the Chippenham Neighbourhood Plan pushes the boundaries of what is possible to achieve in plan-making for a large town using the neighbourhood planning process. Recognising the considerable development pressures facing the town, the Plan’s ambitious and viability-tested policies raise the bar on future development being net zero carbon, wildlife friendly, accessible via active travel and of the highest quality design - balancing new development with the community’s desire to protect and enhance the town’s green corridors and spaces, historic environment and access to the surrounding countryside.