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monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
Joint monitoring arrangements
26th May 2011
Karen Parkin, Nottinghamshire Joint Sustainability Appraisal Officer
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
Overview
• Background to the partnership• Sustainability Appraisal• cdpSmart• Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment• Linkages between monitoring requirements• The partnership experience• The future
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
The SA partnership
• Set up in November 2006• SA scoping stage - baseline
data • Baseline is updated annually –
takes approx 4 months pa• Scoping report template
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
SA – document reviews
• Approx 170 document reviews• European, National,
regional, sub regional, local
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
SA – indicators
• Approx 200 indicators• Local, regional and national sources• Data held at small
geographies• Aggregate to different
levels• Contextual data
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
SA - summary
• The SA partnership ‘experiment’• Achieved its goals• Routine updates• Success led to other joint work
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
cdpSmart -
• Development monitoring database• Smart rolled out across the region• Significant recent development • ‘Key’ fields• Pre-defined reports• Bulk plot updates
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
cdpSmart
• Geographical
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
cdpSmart
• Geographical
• Plot level
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
cdpSmart
• Geographical
• Plot level
• Intersects GIS layers
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
cdpSmart - reporting
• Powerful reportingmodule
• Use GIS layersfor reporting
• E.g. development on a SHLAA site(s)
• Use Countywidegeographic
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
cdpSmart
• Reports – spatial data
© Crown Copyright and database right 2011. Ordnance Survey 100019317.
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment tool (SHLAA)
• Map and a database • Collect and edit data
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
The partnership experience
• What have been the issues?
Keeping up with
technology
Aligning Councils
each with own ideas
Developing systems for relatively
new requirements
The complex requirements
of the projects
Partners supplying
data to agreed
deadlines
Access to specialist
IT resources
Time it takes to get things done!
A lot of input from partners especially at the beginning of
new projects
Data sources and
definitions
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
The partnership experience
• What have been the benefits?
Range of fit for purpose
tools
Have control over appearance
and functionality
Not reliant on
expensive specialist software
Data can be aggregated to custom
areas
Knowledge pool
Improved methodology
Browser based – available to all partners and colleagues
Consistentapproach
Consistent County-wide
data
Continual improvement from feedback, e.g. from
consultation
Improved data
holdings
monitoringSHLAASmartSustainability appraisal
employment
retailGIShousing
start date
2 no. 3 bedrooms2.57 ha34 dwellings remaining
outline planning permission in flood zone150,000 sq m floor space
contrary to EA advice
The future
• Future monitoring? The Single list of central government data requirementshttp://www.communities.gov.uk/documents/localgovernment/xls/1886056.xls
• Why monitor? Measure the
effectiveness of policies • Are systems flexible? New requirements
and new geographies
• Reducing resources? Need to be efficient