Appendix B APPENDICES] (Work in Progress) 1. Delivery ...

Appendix B APPENDICES]

(Work in Progress)

1. Delivery Timeline 2. Infrastructure Delivery and Investment Schedule 3. Monitoring Framework 4. Sustainability Appraisal Non-Technical Summary (to follow) 5. Changes to Proposals Map

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APPENDIX 1 : DEVELOPMENT TIMELINE 1.1 Housing growth needs to be in line with the local supply of jobs and infrastructure provided before, or with development. This is

necessary both to protect existing communities from the negative impacts of development as well as to encourage appropriate behaviour and travel patterns from the outset.

1.2 The issues that critical in ensuring that development takes place in a balanced way are:

The capacity of the road network to cope with growth Phasing of water supply and waste water treatment in line with development trajectory Delivery of jobs in tandem with housing growth The provision of community facilities to serve the increased population

1.3 The timeline of development below shows the relationships between the planning and development of key employment sites

and infrastructure and services. The path below, split into 5 year periods, identifies the number of jobs and the amount of housing to be delivered in each period, followed by details of specific development milestones.

Core Strategy Period 2011-2016

Homes: up to 5100 Jobs: Approximately 8000

Development underway in identified priority areas and strategic sites including Ebbsfleet Valley, Northern Gateway, Stone and Dartford town centre

Development continues at The Bridge, Ingress Park, Crossways and Littlebrook Masterplanning and development applications progressed at Swanscombe Peninsula Strategic Transport Improvement programme – planning and implementation of some schemes underway Replacement of Dartford Railway Station Enhanced facilities including a new pedestrian bridge at Central Park, Dartford Development Standards Development Plan Document and Strategic Transport Contribution and Car Parking Supplementary

Planning documents adopted

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New adult care “hub” facility provided in Dartford Town Centre Footpath improvements at Dartford Creek completed Nature Conservation Park opens at Stone Enhancement of sports facilities at Stone and Longfield New access at Greenhithe station and “Gun Barrel” route onto London Road enables Fastrack to be routed through Ingress

Park

Core Strategy Period 2016-2021 Homes: up to 5600

Jobs: Approximately 7000 Development underway at Swanscombe Peninsula Development continues at Ebbsfleet Valley, The Bridge, Stone, Northern Gateway and Dartford town centre Replacement sports facilities at Acacia Hall commenced New large scale retail store provided in Dartford Town Centre and new retail facilities at Ebbsfleet Valley underway Community facilities provided at Northern Gateway New schools, health facilities and green infrastructure including a new urban park provided at Ebbsfleet Valley and throughout

the plan period and beyond Investigation into opportunities for an environmental technology park at Swanscombe Peninsula is undertaken and taken

forward.

Core Strategy Period 2021-2026 Homes: up to 4300

Jobs: Approximately 7000 Development at The Bridge, Stone and Northern Gateway completed Development continues at Ebbsfleet Valley and Swanscombe Peninsula Redevelopment may commence at other Thames Riverside sites Provision of a new primary school at Northern Gateway and Stone if required

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New Fastrack corridor at Ebbsfleet Valley completed Provision of a relief road for the A226 at Swanscombe Peninsula and possibly diversion of the Fastrack route alongside it to

serve new communities and employment locations at Swanscombe Peninsula Identification of burial capacity. Comprehensive Green Grid network connecting new and existing communities throughout the borough. A thriving commercial and leisure hub exists at Ebbsfleet. New and enhanced leisure and sports facilities provided at Ebbsfleet Valley, Stone Lodge and Swanscombe Peninsula.

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APPENDIX 2 : INFRASTRUCURE DELIVERY AND INVESTMENT SCHEDULE Strategic Area Where What

Specific Requirements

Delivery Agencies / Organisation Cost Funding Sources Dependencies When

Dartford Town Centre

Acacia Hall Complex Leisure

Replacement swimming pool and sports facilities

Developer/private provider/DBC Unknown

Developer Contribution/ other sources to be identified By 2025

Dartford station Transport

Replacement of Dartford Station building

HCA, DBC and Network Rail £7.07 m

HCA Thames Gateway programme, Network Rail - secured

None Identified

2010 to 2015

Dartford Station Transport

Lengthening of platforms to accommodate 12 car operation via all London bound lines Network Rail Unknown

Network Rail Periodic Review 2008

Option approved but detailed design required

2010 -2015


Emergency Services

Police counter to be based at Civic Centre DBC and Kent Police

DBC and Kent Police

2010 -2015


Green Infrastructure

Enhancement of Central Park. Project 1 - provision of new access gate, bridge, visitors centre and other facilities

Dartford Borough Council £2.5m plus

Lottery Funding, HCA, SUSTRANS

2010 to 2015



Provision of at least 3 new surfaced public realm Developer Unknown

Developer and development contributions

Development of identified sites

2010 -2015

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areas/town squares

Dartford Town Centre Health

1 integrated Health and Social Care Centre to support new arising need and to provide enhance facilities to existing service users

Kent Adult Social Services and Primary Care Trust Unknown

KCC/PCT and Developer Contributions

To be provided as part of one of the town centre development sites. Dependent on definition of Health Authority requirements. Unknown

Dartford Town Centre Social Care

Adult Social Services Resource "Hub" Kent County Council £2m

Kent Council and secured development contributions

Identification and availability of a suitable site.

2010 - 2015


Transport/Green Infrastructure

Dartford Green Heart - A range of projects delivering 9km of cycle/pedestrian access especially along Darent Valley Footpath. Enhanced open space to the south of the town centre. Improved access to the north. DBC £18.1m HCA

2010 - 2015

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Strategic Site

Northern Gateway Community

Meeting space facility, library access point. Possibly situated within a community/health care hub area. See NG Infrastructure Framework.

Developers/Private provider

Circa £6m including other elements of a potential community hub

Development Contributions including land

Review of capacity for shared use of existing facilities at Temple Hill to be explored. If located at Northern Gateway, the facility is likely to be located within the Mill Pond site adjacent to other commercial complementary uses.

2010 -2015

Northern Gateway

Northern Gateway Drainage

Provision of SUDS. See NG Infrastructure Framework. Developers

Costs identified on a site by site basis Developer

Economic impact of Groundwater Source Protection Zone on provision may impact on overall development viability and feasibility.

2010 - 2015

Northern Gateway Drainage

Enhancement and maintained of Mill pond and surrounds to ensure pond Developers

Costs identified within Mill Pond scheme

Shared Developer contributions 2015-2020

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availability as a flood storage area. See NG Infrastructure Framework.

Northern Gateway Education

2 FE primary school, early years facility and other children services multi agency facilities. See NG Infrastructure Framework.

Kent Education Service

£7m to £8.5m plus land

Developer Contributions/ KCC and other public funding initiatives for provision of children’s services - Sure Start or it's successor

Subject to site becoming available and need for school as identified through ongoing review.

2021 and beyond

Northern Gateway Energy

Provision of CHP/district heating scheme. See NG Infrastructure Framework. Private Provider

Private Funding/development contributions

Identification of site and suitable provider. Provision of on-site distribution network.

2110 - 2020

Northern Gateway


Enhancement of degraded landscapes and habitats linking to The Bridge development at River Darent and Dartford Freshwater Marshes

DBC, HCA and developers £2m

HCA and developers

Supporting funding to be identified

2010 - 2015

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Northern Gateway

Green Infrastructure - other

Provision of heritage/educational display boards outlining industrial and archaeological heritage of the area KCC/DBC

Approximately £10,000

Developer Contributions

Will be provided on site by site basis as new footpaths are established

2010 and throughout plan period

Northern Gateway

Green Infrastructure - other

Hard surfaced public realm space/community square with appropriate supporting street furniture etc. Developers

Development Contributions and part public funding if available. No source currently identified.

Dependent on phasing of Mill Pond site development.

2015 -2020

Northern Gateway

Green Infrastructure/Leisure

1 local park together with additional pocket parks, equipped play spaces and playing fields (provided as part of 2FE primary school) Developers and KCC

Approximately £2.4m for local park. Other open space unknown


Dependent on phasing of development sites.


Northern Gateway Health

Primary health care facility and other health facilities such as dentist. Possibly situated within a community/health care hub area. See NG Infrastructure Framework.

Developers, Primary Care Trust and private providers

Circa £6m including other elements of a potential community hub

Developer Contributions including land

Final identification of North Dartford site for new GP facility by PCT. Review of existing capacity or potential for expansion at Temple Hill to be explored.

Permanent structures 2016 to 2020

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Northern Gateway Social Care

Provision of housing for elderly people. See NG Infrastructure Framework.

Private Provider/KCC

Circa £6m including other elements of a potential community hub Private Funding

Identification of site and land

2015 -2020

Northern Gateway Transport

Enhancement of part of Dartford Creek to provide footpath improvements HCA

A part of a overall project of £5m for ecological and river improvements at Dartford Creek

HCA and Sustainable communities Fund

None Identified

2010 to 2015


Pedestrian Bridge from Northern Gateway to Dartford Station Developer


Likely to come forward during development at the Mill Pond

2016 -2020


Provision of Pedestrian/cycle bridges across the River Darent. See NG Infrastructure Framework. Developer/ HCA

Pooled Developer contributions

2010 -2015


Provision of dedicated Fastrack route at Central Road. See NG Infrastructure Framework.

KTPB and developers

Will include land required for route

Pooled development funding

Viability and Feasibility assessments will be required

2010 - 2020

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Northern Gateway

Transport/ Green Infrastructure

Provision of footpaths and cycleways across the regeneration area. These will combine with provision of multi-functional Green Grid corridors that link to existing routes/grid adjacent to the site. This will include enhancement of the Darent Valley footpath

Developers, KCC Ground Work, Environment Agency, HCA and Kent Wildlife Trust

£1m plus based on estimate of potential pathways and current costs of provision of surfaced cycle/pathways. Land contributions within sites.

Developers together with private/public funding as available - HCA, Thames Parklands and others

Provision will be a planning obligation and incorporated as part of scheme design. Delivery will be dependent upon sites coming forward


Northern Gateway

Transport/Open Space

Footpaths and cycle paths alongside the river and across the area creating a network of public open space

HCA, DBC and developer

Site specific development contributions and pooled contributions

2010 -2015

Princes Park Stadium area Leisure Mini soccer pitches DBC £0.4m

Football Foundation, KCC, DBC

2010 -2015

Ebbsfleet to Stone

Strategic Site

Eastern Quarry Community Community centre Developer Developer

Options for co-location to be explored

Ebbsfleet Valley

Eastern Quarry Community Job Centre Job Centre Plus Unknown Job Centre Plus

Space to be made available by

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developer

Eastern Quarry

Community/Education

Life Long Learning centre to include library, adult education KCC/Developer

Developer Contribution

2015 and beyond

Eastern Quarry

Emergency Services

Police neighbourhood desk/neighbourhood unit

Kent Police/Developer Unknown


Cost will depend on final policing strategy for Ebbsfleet Valley

2015 and beyond

Eastern Quarry Education

3 2FE primary and 1 6FE secondary School

Land Securities and Kent Education


Trigger points have been set dependent on phasing of residential build.

Eastern Quarry

Green Infrastructure 3 local parks Developer Land securities

Dependent on phasing of development.

2015and throughout development - 2026 and beyond

Eastern Quarry

Green Infrastructure 1 Urban Park Developer Land Securities

First phase to be provided early in development. Second phase is dependent upon further land forming and has a dwelling number trigger

2015 and beyond 2026

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condition

Eastern Quarry

Green Infrastructure 16 allotments Land Securities Land Securities

Eastern Quarry


4 neighbourhood play space Land Securities Land securities

Triggered by delivery of dwelling numbers

2015 and beyond

Eastern Quarry


12 local play spaces Land Securities Land securities

Eastern Quarry


3 grass and 1 artificial playing fields Land Securities Land securities

Eastern Quarry


5 dual use playing pitches Land Securities

Land Securities and pro-rata contribution by Northfleet West sub-station site

Eastern Quarry Health

Health and Social Care Centre

PCT/KCC/ Developer


Type and scale of facilities to be agreed at a later stage with PCT and Developer

2015 and beyond

Eastern Quarry Transport

Highways-spine roads and link roads to existing highways 9off-site) Land Securities

Additional link road connections to the north and west to be made from 3,600 homes

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onwards


Network of internal paths and cycling routes and connections to off-site network- including ancillary facilities such as secure storage Land Securities

To be provided between completed development and local facilities in advance of occupation


Conventional bus service and ancillary infrastructure

Developer- Transport Fund

To be provided at early stage of development (from 50 units)


Fastrack Priority Corridor and service Land Securities

Developer - transport fund

To be developed in four stages and set by development triggers- between 300 and 1500 dwellings depending on development scenario

Eastern Quarry and Ebbsfleet Energy

on or off-site CHP - one combined or two separate facilities

£5m plus (based on other schemes)

Developer/Energy Supplier

Positive outcome of Feasibility study

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Ebbsfleet Community Library Developer Unknown Developer

Consideration of co-location at later stage. Required through Grampian condition against trigger points

2015 and beyond

Ebbsfleet Education 2 FE Primary School

Kent Education/developer

£7m to £8,5m plus land

Kent Education/Developer Contribution

Trigger points have been set dependent on phasing of residential build

2015 -2020

Ebbsfleet Green Infrastructure

1 neighbourhood and several local play areas Developer Unknown Developer

Required through Grampian condition against trigger points

2015 and beyond

Ebbsfleet Green Infrastructure Several local parks Developer Unknown Developer


2015 and beyond

Ebbsfleet Health/Social CareGP and social care facility/ies Developer Unknown Developer

Consideration of co-location at later stage. Required through Grampian condition against trigger

2015 and beyond

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points

Ebbsfleet Leisure Public playing fields/pitches Developer Unknown Developer

2015 and beyond

Ebbsfleet Leisure Multi-purpose sports centre

Developer/private provider Unknown

Developer/3rd party provider


2015 and beyond

Ebbsfleet Transport

Interchange between Ebbsfleet and Northfleet Stations

DBC, Gravesham BC, KCC, Network Rail, developer Unknown

Funding sources to be explored.

Dartford and Gravesham BCs to explore options with other delivery agencies

2015 -2020

Ebbsfleet - Northfleet Station Link Transport

Pedestrian and cycle link Network Rail/KCC

£8.5m part to Thames Way

Possibly part funded by Network Rail

Scheme identified in forward strategy but funding needs to be identified. Plans for scheme have been developed

2010 -2015

Ebbsfleet and surrounds


Improved connections between Ebbsfleet Valley and Northfleet and Northfleet Urban Country Park

Local authority partners and private developers £10m

Developers and other funding sources (to be identified)

Identification of available funding sources

2010 - 2015

Ebbsfleet to Stone


At least 1 urban park, 4 local parks, Developer

Developer and development

Development of identified

Throughout plan

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PA several equipped play spaces and surfaced public realm, 3 areas containing outdoor sports pitches, 4 areas of natural greenspace

contributions sites period

Northfleet West Sub Station

Green Infrastructure 1 Local park National Grid

Up to £2.4m for open spaces National Grid



1 neighbourhood play space National Grid

Up to £10,000 National Grid


Green Infrastructure 2 local play space National Grid

up to £90,000 National Grid



1 grass and 1 artificial playing field and ancillary facilities

National Grid/developer £900,000 Developer

Northfleet West Substation Community

Village Hall/Community Centre

National Grid/Developer £350,000 Developer

2015 -2020

Northfleet West Substation Education

2 FE Primary School, nursery and multi-agency space Kent County Council

Development Contributions

2015 -2020

Northfleet West Substation Energy

Part funding of new primary sub-station, secondary sub-stations, distribution cabling and gas connection and distribution

National Grid/Developer Up to £2m Developer

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Northfleet West Substation

Green Infrastructure 16 Allotments

National Grid/Developer £25,000 Developer

Northfleet West Substation Transport

Roads, connections to local access roads, other pedestrian facilities

National Grid/Developer Up to £9.3m Developer

Northfleet West substation

Water and drainage

Water supply and distribution, main sewer and drainage pumping stations

National Grid/Developer up to £7.6m Developer

Northfleet West Substation

Water and drainage

Formation of balancing ponds and surface water drainage

National Grid/developer

up to approximately £2.8m


St Clements Valley


Provision of community green space Developer

Stone Green Infrastructure

Nature Conservation/discovery park

Kent Wildlife Trust/Lafarge, LRT £0.5m HCA

2010 -2015

Stone Leisure Recreation Ground Improvements Stone Town Council


Agreed and planning application under consideration

2015 - 2015

Stone Transport Bus service improvement

Arriva/other bus service operators and KCC

Stone area Community

Enhanced community meeting place and improved youth facilities for

Stone Parish Council and developer


2010 -2015

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new and existing communities

Stone area Community

Pavilion Project – new cricket pavilion and Parish Offices Stone Parish Council £0.65

Stone Parish Council & S106 via DBC

2010 -2015

Stone area Education 2 FE Primary School Developer/ KCC

£7m to £8,5m plus land

Developer Contributions/KCC and other public funding initiatives for provision of children’s services - Sure Start or it's successor

Long-term forecasting has identified potential future school capacity issues Ongoing monitoring of local school capacity and pupil projections

2021 - 2025

Stone area Health

Primary healthcare facility incorporating capacity for expanded provision together with state of the art facilities for existing poor quality GP practices PCT/developer

Developer contributions and PCT

Agreement as to required capacity and size of new facility with PCT. Identification of potential site.

2010 -2020

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Dartford Marshes

Green Infrastructure/Water& drainage

Enhanced environmental management and potential managed water storage area. Project 1 to enhance biodiversity at East End Marsh (33ha) underway Sept 2010. Further access and interpretation works required.

DBC, "Managing the Marshes" steering group(Groundwork Trust, Kent Wildlife Trust, KCC and others), landowners

Project 1 £80,000

SITA and other funding sources

Requirement for Dartford Marshes to be used for compensation freshwater habitats will be determined by the Thames Estuary 2100 project

Ongoing and throughout plan period

Thames Waterfront

Greenhithe Transport

Provision of Fastrack link from Greenhithe station to Ingress Park KCC £4.5m CLG

Due for completion

2010 -2015

Ingress Park Transport

Provision of a Fastrack route to the east of Ingress Park "Gun Barrel" route Developer

Developer contribution

2010 -2015

Swanscombe Peninsula Community

Meeting place facility Developer


Swanscombe Peninsula Education

2 FE Primary School Developer/ KCC

Development Contributions and KCC

To be kept under review, dependent on school place requirement.

Swanscombe Energy

Combined Heat and Power plant

Developer/Energy Provider

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Peninsula

Swanscombe Peninsula


New urban Park and parkland, equipped play spaces, playing fields and surfaced public realm/town square Developer

Developer and development contribution

2015 - 2016

Swanscombe Peninsula


Protection and enhancement of Black Duck marsh Developer


Swanscombe Peninsula Health

Primary healthcare facility Developer and PCT


Swanscombe Peninsula Transport

Provision of A226 relief road Kent Highways/HA? £24.5m

Developer Contributions and other funding sources to be identified

Swanscombe Peninsula Transport

Dedicated Fastrack Route

Kent County Council/developer £11m

Development Contributions and other sources to be identified

To be investigated. Additional supplementary funding is likely to be required

2020 - 2025

Thames Waterfront


At least 2 urban parks and 5 local parks and several equipped play spaces and 2 areas of natural greenspace Developer


Development of identified sites

Throughout plan period

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Thames Waterfront Transport

New sections of riverside path linking with the long-distance footpath. Project 1 - New pedestrian/cycle bridge at Dartford Marshes - initial design underway

Developers at riverside sites, DBC

Costs for each area/site unknown. Project 1 £1.5m

Developer contributions, Project 1 - £200,000 Sustrans, DBC and Bexley Council

Dependent on riverside sites becoming available for re-development. Alternative routes around inaccessible riverside areas will be sought from developers at adjacent development sites


The Bridge Education

Sus-con Academy -Institute for Sustainability training in future sustainable construction methods

SEEDA/N Kent College £4.9m

HCA and SEEDA Completed

2010 -2015

The Bridge Education

2 FE Primary School accommodated with community spaces

KCC Education/Taylor Wimpey

see community resources

Developer contribution Completed

2010 -2015

The Bridge Social Care/Community

Community Resource Centre and multi-agency care space, Library Access point, nursery, Community

KCC Education/Taylor Wimpey

£10.5m plus (Primary school included)

Developer contribution Completed

2010 -2015

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meeting room, youth centre(district hub), police point

Managing Development

Darent Valley Corridor Transport

Provision of underpass at Princes Rd to connect Brooklands lakes and town centre and enhance Darent Valley Path DBC £1 million

SUSTRANS and CLG Completed 2009

Darent Valley Corridor


Improvements to Darent valley footpath. Project 1 South of Brooklands cycle/pedestrian route DBC £400,000+

Project 1 Sustrans- big Lottery Funding £400,00, KCC

Darent Valley Corridor


Improved access from Hawley south to Borough boundary.

Greening the Gateway Kent and Medway £2m HCA 2010-2015

Dartford Heath


Restoration of heathland

DBC/community group

GAP - probably within revenue budgets DBC

Project underway and some heathland restored

2015 - 2015

The Dartford Crossing Transport

Infrastructure investment to relieve capacity hotspots Highways Agency Unknown

Highways Agency

Identified as future potential project but may be dependent on

2015 -2020

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outcome of consideration of options for a lower Thames Crossing

Dartford Town Centre Environs Transport

Princes Road Cycle Route (Mid phase) Kent Highways £170,000

Integrated Transport Fund

Requires final approval of KCC Cabinet and subject to ITF availability 2010-2015

Joydens Wood Transport

New footpath at Leyton Cross road Kent Highways £23,000

KCC and developer contribution

Provisional scheme to be agreed through Kent prioritisation programme

2010 - 2015

Borough- wide Transport

UTMC programme - specific urban control improvements to signals - automatic response and central control

Kent Highways/Jacobs £230,000


Requires final approval of KCC Cabinet and subject to ITF availability

2010 -2015

Borough-wide Transport

Specific identified strategic transport improvement schemes (STIPS)

HA and Kent Highways £188.8 m

Dept of Transport, Highways Agency, CLG, Land Securities (£200m) -Partners have agreed a memorandum of understanding. Additional funding will be

Final agreement of public funding levels and mix and obtaining top-up developer funding. Ongoing review of development impacts and

2010 -2026

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secured through developer contributions

required mitigation schemes


Further local bus partnership, cycle schemes, network and Kent-wide schemes identified through annual Local Transport Plan review Kent Highways, DBC Unknown


Identified through prioritisation system and subject to ITF availability

2010 and throughout plan


Various highways measures to improve accessibility Kent Highways £21,000

Intergrated Transport Fund



Additional walking and cycling other than specific elements identified elsewhere in the plan primarily through the Green Grid and PROW network

KCC and developers, DBC Unknown KCC/Developer

Identification of opportunities as sites come forward as signalled in identified Green Grid network plan and within ongoing

2010 and beyond

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revisions of the Local Transport Plan and KCC project prioritisation


Integrated transport network

DBC, KCC and public transport operators Unknown

Public transport operators and other funding sources to be explored

Identification of opportunities will be undertaken throughout the plan period.



Various highways measures to result in casualty reductions Kent Highways £207,000

Intergrated Transport Fund


Borough-wide Communications

Fibre optic technology infrastructure British Telecomm Unknown Private Provider

None Identified

2010 -2015

Strong Communities

Mabledon (potential location) Community Crematorium Private Provider Unknown Private Funding

HCA disposal of the site and obtaining planning consent

2010 -2015

Borough - wide Community Burial Land DBC Unknown DBC

Later review of capacity forecasts and identification of land through a later DPD

2025 -2026

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Borough-wide

Waste and Drainage

Household Waste Recycling Centre - Potential requirement for replacement site and/or new sites. Approximately up to 1Ha requirement. KCC

Unknown until site and required capacity of centre identified KCC

Outcome of KCC project to identify and progress potential sites underway - no site has emerged as a preferred location at this stage

2016- 2020

Wilmington Education

Two new teaching buildings with sports facilities North Kent College £79m

Learning and Skills Council

Under construction. Completion due

2010 - 2015

Borough - wide Education

Extension to two primary schools - Oakfield (Dartford) and The Manor (Swanscombe) - each 1 classroom extension? Kent Education

Kent Education/Primary Capital Programme Completed

Hesketh Park Leisure New cricket pavilion Dartford Cricket Club

To be finalised

DBC, Dartford Cricket Club and external funders

2010 - 2015

Borough- wide

Art in the Community

To work with communities, major developers to develop and deliver a public realm art commissions

Greening the Gateway Kent and Medway £50k HCA 2010-2015

Borough- wide Know Your Area

To help identify and deliver Eco Region assessments and local parklands

Greening the Gateway Kent and Medway Around £50k HCA 2010-2015

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delivery

Sustainable Growth

Borough-wide Energy

Pilot project to retrofit 100 local authority and private homes

DBC/Eco installation company

circa £150,000

DBC/Private Investment

Project being progressed as public/private initiative and no final contract agreed as yet

2010 -2015

Dartford Creek Barrier

Water and drainage

Replacement flood gates Environment Agency £ 8.4m

Environment Agency

2010 - 2015

Long Reach Sewage Treatment Works

Water and drainage

Improvements to existing works to improve treatment standards and sewage capacity Thames Water

Part of £675m commitment to modernise and extend existing network Thames Water

None Identified

2010 - 2015

Bean Water and drainage Water reservoir Thames Water

Funding identified in strategic plan

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APPENDIX 3 : MONITORING FRAMEWORK The monitoring framework seeks to ensure that the plan’s vision for Dartford in 2026 and the strategic objectives are met by continual review of progress towards planned targets and assessment of the impact and consequences of the plan’s policies. The process of monitoring and review will also provide an early indication of the need to take further action or actions by the Council or other partners to ensure that the plan’s objectives are met. See Risks and Contingencies paragraphs 6.7-6.13. The Core Strategy will be monitored and reviewed annually using a range of indicators to assess progress against the plan’s objectives and targets. The framework is also linked to monitoring requirements arising from the Sustainability Appraisal. Indicator findings will assist in monitoring the significant effects arising from the implementation of planning policies. The findings will be published in the Council’s LDF Annual Monitoring Report(AMR) which will identify causes where progress has been slow or where the implementation of policies have not resulted in anticipated outcomes. The AMR will propose actions to deal with the issues identified. In addition to the indicators identified in the monitoring framework below, other qualitative data will be used to provide a fuller understanding of progress being made in realising the vision and objectives of the Core Strategy. Additional qualitative date to be used in the annual assessment (AMR) Provision of new training centres, projects and other economic initiatives

New pedestrian/cycle ways provided that create new links between existing and new communities

Sports, public and private projects and investment to enhance green space and access to it

Recreation and leisure facilities and enhancement

Projects undertaken to improve or protect the historic environment

Fastrack and other public transport passenger perception surveys

Relevant sustainable travel performance monitoring data, as available, from agreed travel plans

Measures taken to manage and improve Conservation Areas

Standards of water efficiency in newly provided commercial development

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Measures undertaken to fit existing homes and other buildings devices and appliances to improve water efficiency

Measures to improve the performance of existing areas with poor energy efficiency

Assessment of the performance of the plan will also focus on the implementation of the Infrastructure Delivery Plan. This will provide the basis for ongoing monitoring of strategic infrastructure delivery and timescales required to underpin the level and pattern of development planned and to meet the strategic objectives of the Core Strategy. See Appendix 2 Infrastructure Delivery Plan The monitoring indicators identified are a mix of relevant indicators drawn from a number of sources;

National Indicators from the national data set that are monitored by the Local Authority and partners Core Output indicators identified in planning guidance on AMRs Significant Effects Indicators identified in the Sustainability Appraisal of the Core Strategy Local indicators identified to assess performance in realising the vision and objectives of the Core Strategy , and

effectiveness of the plan’s policies Many partners involved in the implementation of the Core Strategy and the Council will work with them in the monitoring and review of the plan through the sharing of performance monitoring indicators where appropriate. A key component of the Core Strategy is to provide a policy framework whereby development provides a balance of homes, jobs, green spaces and supporting development and facilities. The indicators identified in the framework will be used to monitor the relationship between residential, job growth and other development and will be assessed against the key development milestones identified in the plan. Where imbalance is identified through monitoring appropriate actions will be considered. Potential actions are outlined in the Risks and Contingencies section (paragraphs 6.7-6.13).

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Schedule of Plan objectives, Policies, targets and key indicators Core Strategy Objective

Policy Baseline measurement

Target at 2016 Target at 2026 Key Indicators (provided annually unless otherwise indicated)

CS19: Design of homes

All approved homes achieve Building for Life silver standard Adopted Development Management DPD to cover design quality issues All homes are built within the broad density ranges shown in the Core Strategy

All approved homes achieve Building for Life silver standard and increased number of schemes set achieving gold standard over the number of gold standard schemes in 2016

Adopted SPDs to give clearer guidance in specific areas of design quality All homes are built within the broad density ranges shown in the Core Strategy

1.Number and proportion of homes reaching each level of the Building for Life criteria (C) (SA) 2. Average density of approved residential development that is consented in rural villages; Dartford town centre, major sites which integrate with Fastrack and Thames riverside; and other urban areas ???

Integrated community living in attractive and safe neighbourhoods

Policy CS18: Housing Mix

Not more than 30% of borough’s housing stock is flats 70% of new homes provided to be houses with two or more

Not more than 30% of borough’s housing stock is flats 70% of new homes provided to be houses

3. Proportion of total housing stock that is flatted development 4. Proportion of homes built that are flats/houses

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bedrooms and 5% to be houses with 4 or more bedrooms at sites providing more than 100 units and outside of identified locations

with two or more bedrooms and 5% to be houses with 4 or more bedrooms at sites providing more than 100 units and outside of identified locations

and by bedroom size – approved and delivered 5. Number of Life time homes and specialist accommodation for older people approved and provided

Policy CS20: Affordable Housing

Schemes above thresholds shown in Core Strategy to deliver 30% (urban) and 50% (rural) residential units as affordable homes Between 50 and 80% of affordable housing to be provided as intermediate tenure Units provided as shared ownership homes require 25 to 50% levels of ownership at initial occupation Adoption of affordable housing SPD

Schemes above thresholds shown in Core Strategy to deliver 30% (urban) and 50% (rural) of residential units as affordable homes Between 50 and 80% of affordable housing to be provided as intermediate tenure Units provided as shared ownership homes offer 25 to 50% levels of ownership at initial occupation

6. Number of affordable homes provided (C) (NI 155) 7. Proportion of total housing delivery at sites above threshold that is affordable – approved and provided 8. Proportion of affordable homes provided within each tenure type and range of entry ownership levels made available to shared ownership tenure residents

CS21: Gypsies and Travellers

As per Gypsy and Traveller Assessm

22 new pitches 9. Net additional gypsy, travellers and travelling showpeople pitches provided (C)

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ent

CS22: Community Services

I.11 75% in 2008/9

90% of residential development within 30 minutes walking or public transport time to key facilities Infrastructure Delivery Plan - projects to be delivered by 2016 –underway or provided

90% of residential development within 30 minutes walking or public transport time to key facilities Infrastructure Delivery Plan - identified projects underway or provided

10. Amount and type of new community infrastructure provided in the borough and at strategic sites 11. Amount of new residential development within 30 minutes walking or public transport time to key facilities including employment areas (NI 175) (SA) 12. Infrastructure delivery performance against development milestones and Infrastructure Delivery Plan

CS23: Historic Environment

I.13 zero 2009

No buildings on English Heritage Listed Buildings at Risk Register

No buildings on English Heritage Listed Buildings at Risk Register

13. The number of buildings on the English Heritage Listed Buildings at Risk Register (SA) 14. Number of published Conservation Area Appraisals and Management proposals 15. Number of significant archaeological sites lost through development (SA)

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Linked policies: CS 3, 4,5,6,7,13

Median house prices to median earnings ratio 6.84, lower quartile house prices to lower quartile earnings 7.79 – 2006/2007

House prices compared to earnings (SA) Number of Dartford registrations on Common Housing Register (SA) Self reporting of people’s overall health and wellbeing NI 119) (SA) Levels of notable offences/types of crime (SA) Death rates from circulatory disease, cancer, accidents and suicide (SA) Number of air quality management areas (SA)

Focusing new residential and mixed use development in 3 priority areas Dartford Town Centre Ebbsfleet to Stone

CS1: Spatial Pattern of Development

16. Number of planning permissions, homes, floorspace approved and completed for housing, retail, office, leisure, and other types of development in each of the three priority areas and; identified strategic allocations

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Thames Waterfront

CS3: Northern Gateway Strategic Site CS4: Ebbsfleet to Stone Corridor Priority Area CS5: Ebbsfleet Valley Strategic Site

Development underway at some Northern Gateway and three Ebbsfleet Valley sites Provision of quantum and range of development forecast in development milestones as set out in the plan

Provision of quantum and range of development forecast in development milestones as set out in the plan

17. Delivery performance against development milestones

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CS12: Housing Provision CS13: Housing Delivery

I18. 610 units 2008/09 I 21. 83% 2008/09

Up to 7,340 homes delivered in the borough

Up to 17,340 homes delivered in the borough 80% of residential development is on previously developed land or land that has been degraded or despoiled through quarrying

18. Net additional dwellings (CI) (NI 154) 19. Net additional dwellings – in future years (C) (NI 159) 20. Net number of homes permitted and developed outside of priority areas 21. New dwellings on previously developed land (C) (SA)

CS14: Network of Centres

Provision of approx 5,000sq m net of shopping floorspace at Bluewater.

Up to 24,000 sq m net shopping floorspace in Dartford Town centre Up to 25,000 sq m net shopping floorspace in Ebbsfleet Valley Retention of or improvement in regional retail centre comparative positioning of Bluewater

22. Comparison of positioning and “health” data for Town centre and other focal centres 23. Comparison, convenience and leisure floorspace provided 24. Total amount of floorspace for town centre uses (C)

Linked policies: CS

Linked Indicatosr:10,12, NI 170 Previously developed land vacant for

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CS9: Employment land and jobs CS10: Economic change

I 25. 51,600 jobs at 2007 36% distribution, hotels, 21% public admin, education and health, 15% banking and finance,8% manufacturing – 2006 I 26. &6% 2006 I 27. 16, 300 sq m B1A2, -1000 sq m B2 and 1,500 sq m B8 2008/09 I 28 100% 2008/09

26,500 net new jobs provided and at levels at strategic areas as identified in table ??? 120 new jobs provided in the rural area 800,000 sq m of new employment floorspace

25. Net number of new jobs provided by employment sector (SA) 26. Proportion of economically active people in employment (NI 151) (SA)) 27. Total amount of additional floorspace – by type (C) 28. Net employment floorspace provided/lost at existing employment land and on previously developed land by type (C) (SA) 29. Employment Land available – by type (C) 30. Vacancy rates at existing employment estates 31. Mode of travel to work (SA) 32 New business registration rate NI 171

Economic change providing a wide range of job opportunities for local residents

CS11: Skills I 33. 22% 33. Qualification levels of

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and Training

level2 21% level 3 and 4 2001

borough residents (NI 163,164)

Linked policies: CS 1,3,4,5,7 and 14

Linked Indicator: 16

NI 152 People on out of work benefits (SA

A vibrant town centre

CS2: Dartford Town Centre

Lowfield Street, and Station Mound schemes underway Dartford Town Centre SPD produced

Lowfield St, Station Mound, Hythe St and Kent Rd schemes completed Improved town centre health positioning against other Kent secondary centres

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Linked policies: CS 1, 9, 14

Linked Indicators: 22,23, 24

An accessible Thames Waterfront

CS7: Thames Waterfront

Thames riverside foot and cycle path extended as part of new development

Thames riverside foot and cycle path extended as part of new development

34. Net amount of footpath created along the Thames and that provides links to other parts of the borough from Thames riverside

Linked policies: CS 1, 16

Linked indicators: 16,17,35

A green borough CS16: Green 26. 1705 ha of existing

300ha of new or improved green spaces

35. Net amount of new public open space and

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with a widespread network of landscaped paths, cycle routes and open spaces

Space

open space (1268 ha publicly accessible)

33. 75% 2008/09

All approved sites over 20ha required to provide at least 30% of site area and sites between 2ha and 20ha to provide 20% of site area as green space

provided in the borough Retention of priority habitats and species Improved condition of identified areas of ecological value Provision of enhanced and extended Green Grid network as per diagram All approved sites over 20ha required to provide at least 30% of site area and sites between 2ha and 20ha to provide 20% of site area as green space No overall loss of existing open spaces, areas of conservation value or woodlands where no exceptional circumstances have been established

green links committed and provided 36. Delivery against Green infrastructure milestones 37. Changes in and increase of areas and populations of biodiversity importance (C) NI 197 (SA) 38. Condition of designated areas of environmental value (SA) 39. Proportion of all residential development land commitments to be provided as green space 40. Overall change in area of existing green space, areas of conservation value or woodland lost to development (C) (SA) 41. Proportion of new homes within 200m of direct access to open space (SA)

Linked policies: 3,4,7

Green Belt village character

CS15: Green Belt

Nil 2008/09 Nil inappropriate development (in

Nil inappropriate development (in

42. Number of inappropriate developments

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and countryside protected and enhanced

accordance with PPG2) in the Green Belt receiving planning approval

accordance with PPG2) in the Green Belt receiving planning approval

in the Green Belt

Linked policies: CS16

Linked indicators: 40

Opportunities to participate in first class cultural, leisure, sport and recreation activities 3 priority areas plus Stone Lodge and Swanscombe Peninsula

CS24: Sports, Recreation and Culture Facilities

Sport and recreation nucleus of excellence created at Stone Lodge Provision of a visitor attraction at Swanscombe Peninsula

43. Provision of cultural, leisure and recreation facilities and new floorspace provided in the borough and at identified areas and sites

Linked Policies: CS4, 7

Linked Indicator: 16 NI 8 Adult participation in sport

A realistic CS17: Provision of dedicated 44. Modes of travel used

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choice of travel options public transport able to cater for most local journeys as well as providing access to Central London, Kent and Europe well developed local walking and cycling network

Managing Transport Demand

Modal Shift underway – proportion of residents using public transport increases and car trips decrease Provision of a enhanced network of footpaths and cycle paths across borough and within strategic sites All qualifying developments provide and implement a travel plan

Fastrack route at Northern Gateway, Ebbsfleet to Stone (partial) Modal Shift underway – proportion of residents using public transport increases and car trips decrease Provision of a enhanced network of footpaths and cycle paths across borough and within strategic sites All qualifying developments provide and implement a travel plan Adopted Car Parking SPD

by Dartford residents (SA) 45. Fastrack and other public transport passenger usage 46. Length of new Fastrack routes provided and approved 47. Net amount of new footpaths and cycling routes provided

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CS18: Transport Investment

Strategic Transport Infrastructure Programme agreed by partners and SPD adopted

Programmed strategic transport infrastructure schemes implemented

48. Strategic transport infrastructure schemes committed and implemented

Linked policies: CS 3, 4, 7

A sustainable borough energy and water efficient buildings widespread use of renewable energy and well-adapted to climate change

CS25: Minimising Carbon Emissions

I 49. 210 Kt C02 2006 I 50 Zero 2008/09

Reduction in 2009 levels of domestic CO2 emissions All residential developments above 100 units achieve Level 4 of Code for Sustainable Homes and homes designed to allow later retro-fitting

Provision of CHP/district heating scheme at Northern Gateway and Swanscombe Peninsula (subject to Eco study) and at Stonegate Reduction in 2016 per capita levels of domestic CO2 emissions All residential developments above 200 units achieve one level above the mandatory code level of Code for Sustainable Homes

49. Per capita level of borough domestic CO2 emissions( NI 186) 50. Renewable energy capacity installed by type (C) (SA) 51. Proportion of residential units and developments set to achieve each level of Code for Sustainable Homes (SA) 52. Proportion of new commercial development that meets BREEAM very good standard (SA)

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CS26: Flood Risk

I 53. 1 2008/09

Nil planning consents granted contrary to Environment Agency advice

Nil planning consents granted contrary to Environment Agency advice

53. Number and proportion of planning consents granted contrary to Environment Agency advice (C) 54. Proportion of new developments with SUD schemes (SA)

CS27: Water Efficiency

No increase in per capita water consumption levels Residential development built to water efficiency Code Level 4 Code for all homes. Sites of over 500 units to act as exemplars.

55. Per capita water consumption (SA) % of new homes at Level 4 and above.

Linked Linked Indicators: 12 , NI 189 Flood risk

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Policies: 3, 4, 5,7

management, NI 188 Planning to adapt to climate change River water quality (SA)

Abbreviations

(C) Identified as Core Output Indicator in Regional Spatial Strategy and Local Development Framework Core Output Indicators – Update 2/2008. CLG July 2008 (NI) National Indicator from National Indicator set

(SA) Identified in the Core Strategy Sustainability Assessment as an indicator to monitor any significant effects arising from the implementation of the plan (these may change to be agreed after SA full completed).

Appendix 4: Sustainability Appraisal Non-Techical Summary To follow

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Appendix 5: Changes to Proposals Map Dartford Borough Council Core Strategy Submission Proposals Map 1.1 The Proposals Map is a geographical expression of the policies

contained within the Development Plan. In the event that a Development Plan Document results in changes in the Proposals Map these must be submitted to the Secretary of State for consideration as they form an integral part of the Development Plan.

These types of changes fall within the following categories:

i. Changes made as a direct consequence of policies and proposals within the Core Strategy ii. Changes to reflect designations

iii. Changes to the key in order to ensure that policy references relate to Core Strategy policies in the event that existing references relate to replaced policies

1.2 The following changes are not as a direct consequence of the Core

Strategy but are considered appropriate in order that the Proposals Map is as up to date as possible and old, outdated information is not confused with new.

These types of changes fall within the following categories:

iv. Changes to remove any designations that refer to policies, which were not saved.

v. Changes to reflect the most up to date boundaries relating to conservation areas

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i. Changes made as a direct consequence of policies and

proposals within the Core Strategy No. Plan: Proposals/Designations

Allocations: CS Policy:

1.

Town Centre Boundary

Extension of Town Centre to Incorporate Lowfield Street

CS2 Dartford Town Centre

2. Northern Gateway Strategic Site

New Strategic Site Designation

CS3 Northern Gateway

3.

Ebbsfleet Valley Strategic Site

New Strategic Site Designation

CS5 Ebbsfleet Valley

4.

Green Belt Revision

Revision of Green Belt boundary to exclude Eastern Quarry, Ebbsfleet and St Clements Valley from the Green Belt

CS1 Spatial Pattern of Development

Map 1: Dartford Town Centre

Ordnance Survey © Crown Copyright Dartford Borough Council 100025870 2010

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Map 2: Northern Gateway Strategic Site


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Map 3: Ebbsfleet Valley Strategic Site


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Green Belt Exclusion1995 Green Belt

Map 4: Green Belt Revision

ii. Changes to reflect designations

No. Plan: Proposals/Designations Allocations:

CS Policy:

5 Cross Rail Safeguarding Area 1

Area safeguarded from development as a result of the Safeguarding Direction for possible future route from Abbey Wood to Gravesend and Hoo Junction issued by the Secretary of State for Transport on 14 October 2009.

N/A


Area safeguarded from development as a result of the Safeguarding Direction for possible future route from Abbey Wood to Gravesend and Hoo Junction issued by the Secretary of State for Transport on 14 October 2009.

N/A


Area safeguarded from development as a result of the Safeguarding Direction for possible future route from Abbey Wood to Gravesend and Hoo Junction issued by the Secretary of State for Transport on 14th October 2009.

N/A


Area safeguarded from development as a result of the Safeguarding Direction for possible future route from Abbey Wood to Gravesend and Hoo Junction issued by the Secretary of State for Transport on 14th October 2009.

N/A


Area safeguarded from development as a result

N/A

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of the Safeguarding Direction for possible future route from Abbey Wood to Gravesend and Hoo Junction issued by the Secretary of State for Transport on 14th October 2009.

10 Flood Risk Zones

The Proposals Map shows the area that is currently within Flood Zones 2 and 3. For the continued up-to-date areas at risk of flooding regard should be had to the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment and the Environment Agencies Flood Zone Maps.

CS24

11 Ground Water Protection Areas

The Environment Agency has defined Source Protection Zones (SPZs) for 2000 groundwater sources such as wells, boreholes and springs used for public drinking water supply. These zones show the risk of contamination from any activities that might cause pollution in the area. The closer the activity, the greater the risk. The maps show three main zones (inner, outer and total catchment) and a fourth zone of special interest, which we occasionally apply, to a groundwater source.

N/A

The Channel Tunnel Rail Safeguarding Direction is currently being reviewed. The Proposals Map will be updated when the revisions have been approved.

Map 5: Cross Rail Safeguarding Area 1


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Legend

Floodzone 2

Floodzone 3a

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1 - Inner protection zone

2 – Outer protection zone

3 – Source catchment protection zone

Map 11: Ground Water Protection Areas

iii. Changes to the key in order to ensure that policy references relate to Core Strategy policies in the event that existing references relate to replaced policies

Existing Key: Change

Map: Change Policy Ref:

Reason:

GB1 Y CS1

Green Belt extent is addressed under policy Core Strategy policy CS1 Spatial Pattern of Development

iv. Changes to remove any designations that refer to policies, which

were not saved.

Existing Key: Reason: E2 Development South of Dartford Northern bypass

Area addressed by policy CS3 Northern Gateway Strategic Site of the Core Strategy

E3 Development at Stone Marshes

Policy CS7 Employment Land and Jobs of the Core Strategy addresses the issue of where new employment development will be delivered based on the Strategic Employment Land Availability Assessment (SELAA) identifies areas of new employment capacity.

E4 Development at former Swanscombe Cement Works

Swanscombe Peninsula area is addressed by policy CS6 Thames Waterfront in the Core Strategy

H1 Housing Development Sites

Sites Completed. The Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) identifies the sites on which new housing will be delivered.

H4 Ingress Park Allocation in Adopted Local Plan completed. New housing identified at Ingress Park in SHLAA.

H6 Development at Swanscombe Marshes and Ebbsfleet

Policy no longer applicable. Now addressed by Policies: CS4 Ebbsfleet to Stone Corridor Priority Area, CS5 Ebbsfleet Valley Strategic Site, and CS6 Thames Waterfront of the Core Strategy.

T9 Improvement of public transport, car parking and interchange facilities

Core Strategy policies CS15, CS16 and CS26 address strategies and investment for improving transportation within the Borough.

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The Infrastructure Delivery Plan identified the transportation projects necessary for the Core Strategy.

T10 River Passenger Services

Policy no longer relevant.

T15 Safeguarding of road links SE of Dartford town centre

Town Centre issues are addressed by policy CS2 Dartford Town Centre of the Core Strategy

RT1 Recreational, Leisure and associated development at Stone Lodge

Policy is superseded by Core Strategy policies CS4 Ebbsfleet to Stone Corridor Priority Area and CS22: Sports, Recreation and Culture Facilities.

RT5 Recreational potential of the River Thames and enhancement of its accessibility

Policy is superseded by policy CS06 Thames Waterfront.

RT9 Development of hotels and other tourist accommodation


RT15 Provision of Local Open Space in associated with development proposals

Policy is superseded by Core Strategy policy CS: Green Space Infrastructure. The SHLAA capacity assessments make allowance for open space to be provided on site.

C8 Special Landscape Area

Landscape issues addressed in policy CS14: Green Space of the Core Strategy.

C10 Darent Valley and Darent Valley Footpath

Policy is superseded by Core Strategy policy CS14: Green Space. The Infrastructure Delivery Plan identifies the green space projects necessary for the delivery of the Core Strategy.

B4 Landscape Buffer Zones


B15 Environmental Improvements


TC5 Dartford Station

Superseded by Core Strategy policy CS2 Dartford Town Centre.

TC10 Lowfield Street Superseded by Core Strategy policy CS2

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Dartford Town Centre.

TC11 Glentworth/Lowfield Street

Superseded by Core Strategy policy CS2 Dartford Town Centre.

T24 Locations for additional car parking at Dartford 9a)


T29 Further Pedestrianisation of Lowfield Street

Policy no longer relevant. Lowfield Street is addressed under Core Strategy policy CS2 Dartford Town Centre.

v. Changes to reflect the most up to date boundaries relating to

conservation areas

Plan No: Conservation Area: Change 12 Southfleet

Conservation Area changes since Adopted Plan

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16 Church Hill Conservation Area designated since Adopted Plan

17 Red Street Conservation Area designated since Adopted Plan

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7363

21

8 6

Ripleys Market

2

Adult Educ at ion

She lte rs Car Park

TCBs

53

Station

House

Sluice

HolyTrinity Church

House

Playground

Sports Hall

Hall

12

12.29m

18.3m

4

St Edmund's

PH72

TCB

57

101

1

23.8m

21

28.6m

DENE ROAD

6.0m

Club

(abov

e)39 36

20

10 to 14

Posts

12

4153

67

Post

2

Head Post Office

7

and

Bull

Hot

e l1

to 7

3

9

Shelter

1012

19

2527 31

42

BM 6.64m

58

47

5.3m

4.9m

River Da rent

ED

Church View

The Car

Park

80

89

80

8

21

164 2

11a

LAVINIA ROAD

3

GLADSTONE R OAD

68

1 22

49

Hall

12

LB

27

SYCAMO

RE ROAD

5931

49

BM 23.63 m

MISKIN ROAD

39

22

20.1m

School

WILLOW ROAD 2

1

1

8

Car Park

93

Wal te rst own

1 to 44

PHOENIX PLACE

2

50

49

51

12

91

7

36 to 40

39

1

52 to

4

RUTL

AND

CLO

SE

15

1

11.7m

Zion

16

113

Court

2

View

15

23

1

PH

JUN

CTIO

N R

OAD

4a14

SP ITAL STR EE T

45

Court

97BM

6.9

3m

24

15

282

98

101

134

9181

75

Club

65

23

PH

VAUXHALL PLACE

Fn

The Priory Centre

1814

Works

Offices

12

ED & Ward Bdy

24

5a

Sports Ground

55.5m

ED &

Ward Bdy

ED & Ward Bdy

Sports Ground

River Darent

Pavilion

41

Monument

22.7m

8

9310

El Sub Sta

20

23

36 to 42

The Cloisters

2

Mul

tist o

r ey

Car

Par

k

31

PH

11

WESTGATE R OAD

The

Prio

ry C

ent r

e3

4

Copp

erfie

lds

36

SA Citadel

2223 to 2

5

5a

PH

19

1

3

18

33

44

Orchards

49

3

17

2

5644

99

7 969

10

71

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62

4

16

20

23

3a

1

265 6

8092

120

GRE A

T Q

UEEN

STR

EET

75

51

25.9m

57

38

19

42

51

32

El S ub St a

Nursery

Dartford A dult Educ at ion Centre

16

1 to 8

2

16.2m

243

OfficeRegistry

25

216

12

27

10

11.3m

8 620

2

78

CHES TNUT ROAD

101

87

Spr ing

PHO

ENIX

PLA

C E

37

188

31

5

Harold

64

b

Sloping masonry

4

8

24a

14.5

m

1 to 8

11.3m

1

LB

Shelter

Hous

e

1a

11

1

6

ES SEX ROAD

55

58

93

28

46a

6.3m

18

1

House

268

Surgery

1

Hous e

86

130

5.6m

House

Cornw al lis

Works

Bungalow

Fairfield Pool

5

PCs Pond

Sluice

Tanks

Hall

21

PH

11

BM

9

Rive r D

29.26m

GREA

T Q

UEEN

STR

E ET

89

26

7

99

1

EAST HIL L

Hall

32

28

29

KEN

T R

OAD

Post

18

41

32

Posts

64

HYTHE S TREE T

10

2

5.3m

12

ROMAN ROAD

1

43

21

HOME GA RDE NS

Bank

37

6672 74

80

Ward

6.48m

Pumping Stat io n

OVE

RY

STR

EET

9Park

3268

13

El

28

20

33

5

TUFNAIL ROAD

54

111

2b

69

199

1 to 30

34

41

201

48

203

43

211

182

17 11

10

233

8

Sub S ta

HIG

HFI

ELD

RO

AD

13

8062

El Sub Sta

64

68

75

61

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NG

VAL

E N

ORT

H

89 to 1 59

75

Tank

Police Sta tion

36

NOR

TH STR EET

Def

27

310 Court

a

SANCTUARY CLO SE

Busi

n es s

Ce n

t re

Cott

a ges

K IN

G E D

W

20.2m

5

8

9

(priv at e)

1

33

24c

ROMAN ROAD

Cottages

Church

33

4

ROAD

11

Court

7

55

76

1

1

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NG

VA L

E

6.7m

2b

1618

105

10

PHO

ENI X

PLA

CE

164

298

PCs

132

278 5

100

61

19

54

Works

BM 5

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46

33

29

40

The

Club

PCs

Council

Bank

Centre

Car P

ark

Car Park

1

War

Library

51

El

18

FootBridge

ED &

War

d Bd

y

T enn is Co urt s

Car Park

3

River18

ROMAN FOUNDATION

CHAU

CE R PARKShelte rs

20.4m

8

28.7m

9

1

7

STERNDAL E ROAD

BM 24.78 m

38

17

E l S

ub S

t a

23

Club

El S

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t a

1 to 33

ORC

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RD S

TREE

T

22 to 26

27

15

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3438

7

4.4m

3529

1449

51

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Roy

al V

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ria

4 to 10

9

Car Park

17

SUFF

OLK

RO

AD

2329

46 to 5 2

43

Council

Council

60

68

HOM

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ENS

1

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Bdy

PH

Cl ub

Car Car P

ark

11

MO

UN

T PL

EASA

NT

ROA

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29

9

14.0m

El Sub Sta

10

13

St Edmund's Pleasance

44

29.3m

27

22.3m

BM 28.92 m

1

2

10

99

2


Legend



Deletions

Additions

65

Map 14: Greenhithe Conservation Area Changes

3

38

SKIPPERS CLO

16

1719

34

Mud

5.9m

Path (um)

5

7.0m

2

Track

Neptune

7.6m 3 5

PIER ROAD

1

11.0m

Walmer

Brow

Ingress Priory

7

1

5

1

2

Ingress Park

6M

EWS

Groyne

3

3

1

1

7

41

INGRESS

6

28

3

5

36

27

EAGLES ROAD

7

5

INGRESS

AVENUE

14

22

Mariners Court

72

8

125

7

33

58

2

55

Mean Low Water

52

Path (um)

HIGH STREET

2948

BM 7.29m

Mean High Water

21

9

21

3

10

Pier

1

5

9

COOK

21

5 to 1

0

1MERIEL WALK

SYLVAN

16

AVEN

UE

49 53

1

PLACE

15

ADM

IRAL

S

1

34

54

PARK

10Depot

El Sub Sta16

1

20Q

UAY LANE

1

EAGLES ROAD

FIDDLERS CLOSE

FROBISHER WAY

3

10-17

Place

3

Arethusa

TCB

Beach

Groyne

Mud

4

1

BRIDGE VIEW

5

LUCAS

14

8

14

7

11

3

13

LERS

32

10 15

6

1

Mima Cada

16

78

6913

SARA

CRE

S CEN

T

ADMIRALS WALK

7

1

2

10

Eagle Cliff

37 to 41

28

22

2744

7

Bendigo Wharf

Cotts

Hall

LB

1

2

1

Hall

Playground

ELIZA

Mean Low Water

3

15

5

12

WAT

ERM

ANS

1

11 9

MO

NK'S

Mud

1

Jetty

11

8

14

19

22

WALK

2

20

9

4

1

74

1

7

811

11

32

1

45 to51

33

50

1

Club

4

18

Slipway

EAGLES ROAD

22

2

9

23

Groyne

311

Boulders

25

4

1

CRESCENT

1

22

AVENUE

761

PRIORESS

12

11

2

23

SARA CRESCENT

9

7

43

21

40

11

28

Hotel

3

El Sub Sta

13

CLOSE

WO

RCESTER CLO

SE

19

2

15

3

12

4 to

7

33

14

5

COLLEGE

4.3m

WAL

K

2

42

9

BEATON

CLO

SE

WORCESTER

THE DEL

L

7

ADMI

RALS

WAL

K

53

PH

35

41

17

13 15

34

BEATON C

LOSE

(PH)

BM 6.40m

6.8m

THE AVEN

UE

2

INGR

ESS

1

WAY

B

39

PARK

35

6

WATERM

ANS

12 to

38

Posts

29

CRESCENT

13

1719

29

5

17

13

CLOSE

1

73

4

Bollards

5

6.3m

66

36

6

10

El Sub Sta

Bollard

1

23

Track

1

6

4

WAT

ERMAN

S WA

Y

PARK

23

7

35

2

WELL

32

12

WAY

Landing Stage


Legend



Deletions

Additions

66

Map 15: Hook Green Conservation Area Changes

Farm Stables

Hook

Green

LB

Pond

Hook Green Farmhouse

Court

2

Tank

Tank

11

14

Greenbank

Fairl awn

TudorLodge

The

Old Te l ephone E xc ha nge

2

Villas

Hook

2

Trac

k

Hook Green Barn

GREE

N R

OAD

BM 3

2.17

m

31.6m

Pond

Friary Court

MEADOW

1

25

Amberlee2

Victo r

Old

Track

18

Banbury

27Banbury Villas

3

1

Hook

Tennis

Farm

31.5m

1

CottagesWeavers

(Nursing Home)

Weaver's Orchard

18

27

MONKS

20

27.1m

House

Bung alow

21

El Sub Sta

36.92m

Track

The

Way

Green

Hook Green Lodge

Hook Place

Rooks Drift

Cottages

7

RECTORY

21

23

16

10

1

BM

Hook Green

Hook Green Farm

Wain

Pond

1

Hook Place

Withens

2

4

16 Dunwich

35.9m

34

2

Hay

1

Track

Path (um)

Hook

3

Old Friary

Pond

2

WALK

Aberdeen

Ashleigh

Cott a ge s

TheHo u se

10

The Limes

32.9m

6

Elmbank

Croft

Stables

Caprice1

37.9m

29

Farm Cottages

Green

1

Isfield

Barn

HOOK

Allotment Gardens

Greenfield


Legend



Deletions

Additions

67

Map 16: Church Hill Conservation Area

The Croft

CURATES WALK

1

Lych Gate

1a

CHURCH FIELD

3

Homestead

33.2m

Oakdene

The

The White

22

Ringwood

Wyndham

Red

4

98

Woodlands

The Bungalow

Hawth

orne

15

Path

Pavilion

8

Oakfield Park

BM 35.61m

35.0m

Anchorage

Larmer

Wilmington House

Orc

hard

Lod

ge

104

23.5

m

The Rosary

3

86

38

15a

SACK

VILL

E ROAD

17

26

71

SACKVILLE ROAD

60

20

28

10

Rohilla

1

Lorne House

CHUR

CH H

ILL

Oak

leig

h

Doone Cottage

117

109

Moorings

93

Glen

82

81

35

Playground

3

Hedmore

BM 3

4.84

m23

Holmlea

The

Haven

TheRosary

Grindleford

Yelverton

WARREN ROAD

70

33

37

7a

A 2

St Michael's Church

2

CHUR

CH H

ILL

Branksome

High

land

s

Lea

El

2

BM

103

Highvere

Almond

SACKVILLEROAD

25

31

24

22

18

34

4

BM 35.36m

23

House

26.2m

CHURCH WALK

13

11

Mount

GOTHIC CLOSE

Glendoll

2

102

Treetops

25.9

2m

12

5

9

CHAVE

dens

St Margaret's

18

Sycamore

1 to 24

1

The Gatehouse

Sub Sta

12El Sub Sta

SACKVILLE ROAD

6

Byways

Hallingbury

7b

Playground

5

Oakfield Park

1

Path

6

Hall

34.5m

Mar

i sto

w

32

Smal

l Hou

se

Burr

Mul

lion

House

Treetops

1

The

Primrose Villa

22

26

17

61


68

69

14

4 11

Cottage

Lodge

Old Ship

Greenbank

Fair l awn

TudorLodge

The

Old Tel e phone E xc hange

4

Cottages

TCB

Badger's

Corner

14

Red

Yew Tree Cott

11

The

Fillbaskets

Side

Proctors

Kilree

Old Ship Cottage Ground

Telep

MEADOW

1

25

Amberlee

Apple Tree Cottage

2

Victor

Old

1 Garage

Dinard

Kenjo

Dean and Chapter

8

LB

House

13Hom

e

17

18

27

MONKS

20

Rosings

27.1m

House

Bungalow

21

Gladstone Rake

Pond

20

Street

30

5 to

8

2

Coombe

21

23

16

10

1

Tank

2

46

Lea

GLOXINIA

29.0m

ETL

42.7m

Excha

W

2

4

16

Hope

Dunwich

(PH)

1 to

438

1Fleet H

ouse

19D

ees

Tudor Cottage

ROAD

2Kirlee

Manor Barn

STREET

2

SEDL

EY

WALK

Sylvania

Aberdeen

Ashleigh

Cott a ge s

TheHouse

1 to 4

HouseRussell

RED STREET

Pond

El Sub Sta

Chapter Yard

Chapter Farm House

Broadditch farm

43.3m

9

Pav

Have

Cricket Gr

32.9m

6

Elmbank

Croft

Stables

Caprice

Rede

3

Shelter

Priors

Cott

Hall's

AucklandPavilion

SED

RED

Rosedale

B

Allotment Gardens

Greenfield

2

Redstreet

The Black Lion

Belmont

1

Cottages

4

Penny

18

24

42

1

Cottage

Heatherfield

68

7

Cricket Ground

Coomb


Map 17: Red Street Conservation Area

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