hms daedalus lee-on-the-solent hampshire policy
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hms daedalus lee-on-the-solent hampshire policy
H M S D A E D A LU S L E E - O N -T H E - S O L E N T HAMPSHIRE P o li c y Gosport Local Plan Review (2006) The site is located within the defined urban area boundary, as identified in the adopted Gosport Borough Local Plan Review 2006. The wider HMS Daedalus site (including this site) is located within the Daedalus mixed-use development Policy (Policy R/DP4) for the development of a mix of employment uses (Classes B1, B2 and, to a lesser extent, B8) through the combination of new development and conversion of existing development, up to 200 dwellings (in addition to the married quarters consent), as well as opportunities for a hotel and other leisure facilities. DAEDALUS SPD SEPTEMBER 2011 Mix of Uses 4.5 Daedalus will be an employment-led mixed use site. It will be important to provide a mix of uses to create a vibrant and diverse community, which is active beyond the working day and therefore creates a greater feeling of safety and sense of place. 4.6 Plan 6 below highlights how a mix of uses can be potentially accommodated on the site. This plan is included for illustrative purposes only and acknowledges the need for some flexibility however it is clear that the following principles will need to be incorporated: • • • 4.7 employment is the dominant land use and opportunities are maximised throughout the site; residential uses are suited to the historic core and in close proximity to existing residential areas; and leisure uses are most suited to the areas fronting Marine Parade. It is accepted that there will be a variety of possible mixes of uses and the Borough Council will consider alternatives to those outlined in Plan 6 31 . The detailed design elements will need to accord with the design principles set out in the Design Section (Section 7) which includes suggested uses for key buildings. Plan 6: Potential mix of uses to be accommodated at the Daedalus site within Gosport © Gosport Borough Council Local Plan Extract The Council has adopted policies which seek to: • Provide housing at a density between 30-50 dwellings per hectare, with a mix of housing size and types to meet local needs. • Provide 40% affordable housing. • Encourage the provision of Lifetime Homes, with a 15% guideline provided for market housing. • Promote the creation or improvement of open space and associated sports and recreation facilities. HMS Daedalus Supplementary Planning Document (adopted September 2011) Emerging Local Planning Policy: Gosport Borough Local Plan 2011- 2029 – Consultation Draft (December 2012) The Council has adopted a Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) to inform and guide the preparation of detailed proposals for the site. The SPD has identified that the site would be suitable to accommodate residential uses. The Council is currently preparing a revised Local Plan to replace the policies in the current adoption version. This however seeks to replicate the aims of the current Plan and retain the site within the urban area and as a regeneration area for employment-led regeneration, including up to 350 dwellings. The SPD has split the site into various character areas, with the application site identified as the North of Manor Way Character Area, with the key principle to retain the soft southern boundary to Manor Way to act as a screen to the site as well as enhancing the character of the area. In terms of design, development in the vicinity of Manor Way should be discreet in design and low in design and density, with development to the north and north east following the general pattern of the adjacent MoD housing. SPD Extract 31 © Gosport Borough Council As well as Plan 1 (Gosport part) and Plan 2 PAGE 18 The character should be permeable for cyclists and pedestrians and well connected with the surrounding area, including Milvil Road and the main access should be from the north and east, although some limited access from Milvil Road may be appropriate. Daedalus Regeneration Area Plan © Gosport Borough Council
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