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Made Easy January 2024

East Hampshire’s Local Plan | Made Easy

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Table of Contents Part A

Part B

01: Introduction and BACKGROUND

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What is a Local Plan?

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What is the Local Plan Made Easy?

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The purpose of the consultation

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02: Vision and Objectives

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The Vision

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Objectives

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03: Managing Future Development

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Development

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Page II

04: Responding to the Climate Emergency

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05: Safeguarding our Natural and Built Environment

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Environment

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06: Creating Desirable Places

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Part C

Part D

07: Enabling Communities to Live Well

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Health and Wellbeing

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11: Development Management Policies

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12: Site Allocations

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08: Delivering Green Connections

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The North

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Infrastructure

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The North-East

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The South

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09: Homes for All

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10: Supporting the Local Economy

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Local Economy

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Introduction Every planning authority has a Local Plan that provides all the planning rules and policies for that area. East Hampshire District Council is preparing a new Local Plan.

This booklet will explain and summarise the Draft Local Plan in simple terms, following the same headings and structure.

For the full details and technical information, you will need to refer to the Draft Local Plan itself:

easthants.gov.uk/lp-consultation

Once you have read this document we hope you will feel ready to take part in our consultation.

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part a

planning for the future of East Hampshire

01 East Hampshire’s Local Plan | Made Easy

Introduction and background

02

vision and objectives

03

managing future development

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01: Introduction and BACKGROUND

What is a Local Plan?

The Local Plan is East Hampshire District Council’s key planning policy document for areas of the district outside of the South Downs National Park. It sets planning rules for development which cover housing, business, infrastructure, health, community facilities and the environment.

We use the Local Plan to ensure we are planning for the future of everyone in our communities.

We also use the Local Plan to support our local economy by making sure there is plenty of space for business.

It takes account of key issues like the climate emergency and protects our precious environment.

The plan is based on evidence gathered from studies carried out over many years and follows the Government’s national planning legislation.

And it makes sure new housing meets our needs. East Hampshire has an ageing population, so we need homes suitable for older people, and East Hampshire is a very expensive place to live, so we need to provide more affordable housing.

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Once in place, this plan will cover the period 2021-2040 and will be reviewed every five years.

What is the Local Plan Made Easy?

This booklet will explain and summarise the Draft Local Plan as simply as possible.

Planning is a very technical and complicated process, but it cannot be done without your input.

If you want a bite-sized overview of the Draft Local Plan, including the major policy proposals and site allocations without being overwhelmed by technical detail, then this is the document for you.

East Hampshire’s Local Plan | Made Easy

We hope the Local Plan Made Easy will help you to understand some of the policies and aspirations proposed in the Draft Local Plan and give you the information you need to respond to our consultation.

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The purpose of the consultation We are seeking comments and information that will help us to further develop the strategies, site allocations and policies in the Draft Local Plan.

A lot of work has already been done but we still need to collect more evidence to help us move forwards to the next stage.

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We welcome your comments on all parts of the Local Plan.

Your responses can be submitted through our consultation website: easthants.gov.uk/lp-consultation If you are unable to respond online, you can respond by email: localplan@easthants.gov.uk or by writing to: Planning Policy East Hampshire District Council, Penns Place, Petersfield, Hampshire, GU31 4EX

When responding in this way, please identify which section, policy or proposed site allocation you are responding to.

Responses will be published on the council’s website. Please note that personal information provided will be processed in line with our service privacy notice.

Your

voice matters.

The consultation is open from 22 January-4 March 2024.

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02: Vision and Objectives

The vision is: By 2040 and beyond, our residents will live in healthy, accessible and inclusive communities, where quality affordable homes, local facilities and employment opportunities in sustainable locations provide our communities with green and welcoming places to live, work and play and respond positively to the climate emergency.

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Objectives The plan sets out to achieve three overarching objectives:

Core Objective A: Providing sustainable levels of growth through the Local Plan.

Core Objective B:

Core Objective C:

Providing better quality, greener development in the right locations.

Prioritising the health and well-being of communities in delivering what’s needed to support new development.

The proposed policies in the Local Plan relate to these objectives. The vision and objectives are important as they set the framework for the Local Plan.

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03: Managing Future Development

Development The plan covers the period from 2021 to 2040 and must identify land for at least 9,082 new homes to be built during that time - equivalent to 478 homes per year.

Planning permission has already been granted, or land already committed, for about two thirds of this target. That means the number of homes that don’t yet have planning permission and must be allocated to new sites is about 3,500.

These new homes will be distributed across the district, outside the South Downs National Park, with the most being in larger and more sustainable settlements.

Land must also be found for employment and retail needs, and Gypsy, Traveller and Travelling Showpeople accommodation.

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part b Greener Places

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Responding to the Climate Emergency

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Safeguarding our Natural and Built Environment

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Creating Desirable Places

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04: Responding to the Climate Emergency

An important question at the heart of the Local Plan is how we can limit the impact of development on the environment.

The Government has set a legal requirement for the UK to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 at the latest.

We are expected to use the planning system to shape places in ways that radically reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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This can be done in two ways, firstly by avoiding and reducing carbon emissions during the construction of homes, and secondly, by making sure the homes have a low carbon footprint across the span of their lifetime.

The strong environmental policies in the Local Plan are a response to the climate emergency and the urgent action we must take to mitigate the impact of development and housing on our environment.

The plan will also set policies that encourage and support the use of cleaner, renewable energy and set the conditions that will help us create ‘climate-resilient environments’. Climate resilient environments might include more planting so that developments are less likely to contribute to, and be damaged by, local events such as flooding or drought.

Reducing the effects of climate change and achieving carbon-zero developments are top priorities for the council, and the Local Plan is an important tool to help us reach these goals.

05: Safeguarding our Natural and Built Environment

Environment Responses to previous consultations have highlighted how important the local environment is to residents.

Whenever development is proposed, the environment must be central to the decisions we make.

The Local Plan must balance the competing demands made on the natural and built environment and ease any environmental impact caused by development. If that cannot be done on development sites the impacts can be offset through actions carried out elsewhere, but this is considered a last resort.

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Our Local Plan proposes wide-ranging policies that consider the countryside, biodiversity, nature conservation, special habitats, flood risk, heritage and more.

The key priority for the council is to protect, enhance and conserve its environment.

As a result, the Local Plan will ensure that, as a minimum, new developments provide at least a ten per cent increase in biodiversity.

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06: Creating Desirable Places Creating high quality, beautiful and sustainable buildings and places is fundamental to what planning and development should achieve.

Good design improves how a place looks and how it functions.

The Local Plan sets out a design vision for new development and a process for designers to follow, when creating their proposals.

The vision reflects the Government’s ten characteristics of well-designed places, which cover environmental performance, character and how they contribute to the life of a community.

The design process will ensure that new developments look good, fit in with their surroundings and limit impacts on the environment.

Through its location, design and layout, new development will prioritise the avoidance of new greenhouse gas emissions, whilst meeting other standards to ensure that new buildings are attractive and that new green spaces and streets are safe and welcoming.

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All new developments must meet the standards set in this Local Plan.

This applies to both market housing and affordable housing.

part C vibrant communities

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Enabling Communities to Live Well

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Homes for All

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Delivering Green Connections

Supporting the Local Economy

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07: Enabling Communities to Live Well

Health and Wellbeing The Local Plan plays an important role in creating places that support the health and wellbeing of East Hampshire’s communities.

The built environment contributes towards our health.

We must ensure that development promotes healthy and active lifestyles through things like attractive and safe walking and cycling routes, community facilities and play areas.

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There are two ways the Local Plan can support the health and wellbeing of our communities. The first is the creation of places and homes that encourage healthy lifestyles, and the second is delivering the facilities needed to support that lifestyle.

With careful design, developments can accommodate everyone’s needs.

Larger developments will need to include a Health Impact Assessment, demonstrating how all these things have been accounted for.

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08: Delivering Green Connections

Infrastructure This chapter plans for infrastructure and sustainable transport.

Development proposals must consider the infrastructure implications of a scheme, with mechanisms in place to deliver that infrastructure.

Infrastructure is crucial to delivering sustainable transport. A rural district means high car use, which, in turn, means high carbon emissions.

To reduce car use as much as possible we must plan development in sustainable locations and encourage walking, cycling and other car-free forms of travel.

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This will enable people to live locally and improve their own health and wellbeing.

Planning has to work with other organisations to deliver infrastructure, but it cannot resolve wider resourcing issues such as the shortage of NHS dentists. We can however make sure we provide new homes in the most sustainable locations, seek to protect existing community facilities that are needed, and ensure new development provides recreation and sports facilities and open space.

09: Homes for All

East Hampshire is an exceptionally attractive part of southern England.

It is a desirable place to live with its historic market towns and attractive villages set in beautiful countryside.

However, this also makes it expensive.

It is predicted that the number of people over 65 living in East Hampshire will grow by around 36% percent towards 2040 so we must provide homes that cater for an ageing population.

Given the cost of housing in the district there is a significant need for good quality, affordable housing for people who have grown up locally or who have come here to work.

Among this mix of homes, accommodation must be identified for Gypsies, Travellers and Travelling Showpeople, who also have a high need for accommodation.

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The Local Plan seeks to ensure that everyone has access to a high-quality home they can afford, that meets their needs and is in an area they wish to live.

We must put the right homes in the right places. The mix of homes we deliver must include affordable and specialist homes and homes of the right size.

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10: Supporting the Local Economy

Local Economy The Local Plan has a big role to play in providing a strong local economy with the right amount of land made available for businesses, employment, retail and tourism.

Dedicating sites to commercial properties helps to deliver local jobs and job opportunities.

In this plan we will make sure we retain existing sites and, where it is appropriate, allow them to expand and diversify.

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part D Development Management Policies and Site Allocations

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Development Management Policies

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Site Allocations

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11: Development Management Policies Development Management policies support the strategic policies within the Draft Local Plan.

They provide detail for specific issues when determining planning applications; such as trees, hedgerows and woodland, conservation areas, listed buildings, amenity and dark night skies.

Below is an example of a Development Management policy in the Draft Local Plan. There are many more. See the Draft Local Plan itself for all the policies.

Policy DM11 amenity

DM11.1 Development will only be permitted where it: a. does not have a significant adverse impact on the amenity of nearby buildings or spaces; b. provides acceptable standards of amenity for any existing and future users and occupiers of the development site; and c. where possible, contributes to improvements in the amenity of public spaces.

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12: Site Allocations Chapter 12 sets out how places will change during the plan period and includes the proposed sites to meet development needs up to 2040.

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Infrastructure Employment

Employment Health Facility

RLC1 Land at Deerleap (north) RLC2 Land at Deerleap (south) RLC3 Land at Oaklands House RLC4 Land at Little Leigh Farm

Health Facility Housing

Housing site Strategic

Strategic site Travelling Communities Housing

Travelling Communities Housing site Infrastructure Strategic

5 homes 8 homes 51 homes 81 homes

Infrastructure Strategic site Employment Travelling Communities

Employment Travelling Communities Health Facility Infrastructure

Catherington

Health Facility Infrastructure Employment

Employment Health Facility

CTN1 Land at Parsonage Farm CTN2 Land at the Dairy

Health Facility Housing

Housing site Strategic

6 homes 7 homes

Strategic site Travelling Communities

Travelling Communities Infrastructure

Lovedean

Infrastructure Employment

Employment Health Facility

LOV1 Land rear of 191 - 211 Lovedean Lane

Housing Health Facility

30 homes

Strategic site

Travelling Communities

Infrastructure

Employment

Housing Housing

Health Facility

Strategic site

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There are appendices supporting the Draft Local Plan which includes a Glossary.

There is also an FAQs available with the consultation material.