Transcription of Local Plan 2036 - Oxford
1 Building a world-class city for everyoneadopted 8th June 2020 Local Plan you have any questions 252847or write toplanning policy, planning Servicesoxford City CouncilSt aldate s Chambers109-113 St aldate soxfordoX1 1dSAdopted DocumentContentsForeword ..1 Introduction ..31 . Spatial Strategy ..9 Policy S1: Presumption in favour of sustainable development ..9 Policy S2: Development Contributions ..242 . Building on Oxford s economic strengths and ensuring prosperity and opportunities for all ..25 Policy E1: Employment sites ..27 Policy E2: Teaching and research ..293 . A pleasant place to live, delivering housing with a mixed and balanced community ..31 Policy H1: The scale of new housing provision ..35 Policy H2: Delivering affordable homes ..37 Policy H3: Employer-linked affordable housing ..39 Policy H4: Mix of dwelling sizes ..41 Policy H5: Development involving loss of dwellings.
2 42 Policy H6: Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) ..43 Policy H7: Community-led housing and self-build housing ..44 Policy H8: Provision of new student accommodation ..48 Policy H9: Linking the delivery of new/redeveloped and refurbished university academic facilities to the delivery of university provided residential accommodation ..49 Policy H10: Accessible and adaptable homes ..50 Policy H11: Older persons and specialist and supported living accommodation ..52 Policy H12: Homes for travelling communities ..52 Policy H13: Homes for boat dwellers ..54 Policy H14: Privacy, daylight, and sunlight ..55 Policy H15: Internal space standards ..56 Policy H16: Outdoor amenity space standards ..574 . Making wise use of our resources and securing a good quality Local environment ..59 Policy RE1: Sustainable design and construction ..60 Policy RE2: Efficient use of land.
3 63 Policy RE3: Flood risk management ..64 Policy RE4: Sustainable and foul drainage, surface and groundwater flow .66 Policy RE5: Health, wellbeing, and Health Impact Assessments ..67 Policy RE6: Air quality ..68 Policy RE7: Managing the impact of development ..69 Policy RE8: Noise and vibration ..71 Policy RE9: Land quality .. Protecting and enhancing Oxford s green and blue infrastructure network ..73 Policy G1: Protection of Green and Blue Infrastructure Network ..74 Policy G2: Protection of biodiversity and geo-diversity ..75 Policy G3: Green Belt ..76 Policy G4: Allotments and community food growing ..77 Policy G5: Existing open space, indoor and outdoor sports and recreation facilities ..78 Policy G6: Residential garden land ..79 Policy G7: Protection of existing Green Infrastructure features ..80 Policy G8: New and enhanced Green and Blue Infrastructure Network Features.
4 826 . Enhancing Oxford s heritage and creating high quality new development ..85 Policy DH1: High quality design and placemaking ..88 Policy DH2: Views and building heights ..91 Policy DH3: Designated heritage assets ..93 Policy DH4: Archaeological remains ..96 Policy DH5: Local Heritage Assets ..98 Policy DH6: Shopfronts and signage ..99 Policy DH7: External servicing features and stores ..1007 . Ensuring efficient movement into and around the city ..101 Policy M1: Prioritising walking, cycling, and public transport ..104 Policy M2: Assessing and managing development ..107 Policy M3: Motor vehicle parking ..110 Policy M4: Provision of electric charging points ..111 Policy M5: Bicycle Parking ..1128 . Providing communities with facilities and services and ensuring Oxford is a vibrant and enjoyable city to live in and visit ..113 Policy V1: Ensuring the vitality of centres.
5 114 Policy V2: Shopping Frontages in the city centre ..115 Policy V3: The Covered Market ..117 Policy V4: District and Local Centre Shopping Frontages ..118 Policy V5: Sustainable tourism ..121 Policy V6: Cultural and social activities ..122 Policy V7: Infrastructure and cultural and community facilities ..124 Policy V8: Utilities ..125 Policy V9: Digital Infrastructure ..1269 . Areas of Change and Site Allocations ..127 Policy AOC1: West End and Osney Mead ..131 Policy SP1: Sites in the West End ..132 Policy SP2: Osney Mead ..134 Policy AOC2: Cowley Centre District Centre ..136 Policy SP3: Cowley Centre ..137 Policy AOC3: Blackbird Leys Area of Change ..138 Policy SP4: Blackbird Leys Central Area ..139 Policy AOC4: East Oxford -Cowley Road District Centre ..140 Policy AOC5: Summertown District Centre ..141 Policy SP5: Summer Fields School Athletics Track.
6 142 Policy SP6: Diamond Place and Ewert House ..143 Policy AOC6: Headington District Centre ..144 Policy AOC7: Cowley Branch Line ..145 Policy SP7: Unipart ..146 Policy SP8: MINI Plant Oxford ..146 Adopted Document Policy SP9: The Oxford Science Park (Littlemore & Minchery Farm) ..147 Policy SP10: Oxford Business Park ..149 Policy SP11: Sandy Lane Recreation Ground and Land to the Rear of the Retail Park ..150 Policy SP12: Northfield Hostel ..151 Policy SP13: Edge of Playing Fields, Oxford Academy ..151 Policy SP14: Kassam Stadium Sites ..152 Policy SP15: Knights Road ..154 Policy AOC8: Marston Road ..155 Policy SP16: Government Buildings and Harcourt House ..156 Policy SP17: Headington Hill Hall and Clive Booth Student Village ..158 Policy SP18: Land surrounding St Clement s Church ..159 Policy AOC9: Old Road ..160 Policy SP19: Churchill Hospital Site.
7 162 Policy SP20: Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre ..164 Policy SP21: Old Road Campus ..166 Policy SP22: Warneford Hospital ..167 Policy SP23: Marston Paddock ..169 Policy SP24: St Frideswide Farm ..170 Policy SP25: Hill View Farm ..171 Policy SP26: Land west of Mill Lane ..173 Policy SP27: Park Farm ..174 Policy SP28: Pear Tree Farm ..175 Policy SP29: Land East of Redbridge Park & Ride ..177 Policy SP30: St Catherine s College Land ..178 Policy SP31: Banbury Road University Sites ..179 Policy SP32: Bertie Place Recreation Ground and Land Behind Wytham Street ..181 Policy SP33: Canalside Land ..183 Policy SP34: Court Place Gardens ..184 Policy SP35: Cowley Marsh Depot ..185 Policy SP36: Faculty of Music, St Aldates ..186 Policy SP37: Former Barns Road East Allotments ..186 Policy SP38: Former Iffley Mead Playing Fields ..187 Policy SP39: Grandpont Car Park.
8 188 Policy SP40: Jesus College Sports Ground ..189 Policy SP41: John Radcliffe Hospital Site ..191 Policy SP42: Land at Meadow Lane ..193 Policy SP43: Lincoln College Sports Ground ..194 Policy SP44: Littlemore Park ..196 Policy SP45: Manor Place ..197 Policy SP46: Manzil Way Resource Centre ..198 Policy SP47: Thornhill Park ..199 Policy SP48: Old Power Station ..200 Policy SP49: Oriel College Land at King Edward Street and High Street ..201 Policy SP50: Oxford Brookes University Marston Road Campus ..202 Policy SP51: Oxford Stadium ..204 Policy SP52: Oxford University Press Sports Ground ..205 Policy SP53: No .1 Pullens Lane ..206 Policy SP54: Radcliffe Observatory Quarter ..207 Policy SP55: Ruskin College Campus ..208 Policy SP56: Ruskin Field ..209 Policy SP57: Slade House ..209 Policy SP58: Summertown House, Apsley Road ..210 Policy SP59: Union Street Car Park.
9 211 Policy SP60: University of Oxford Science Area and Keble Road Triangle .. 212 Policy SP61: Valentia Road Site ..213 Policy SP62: West Wellington Square ..214 Policy SP63: Bayards Hill Primary School Part Playing Fields ..214 Policy SP64: William Morris Close Sports Ground ..215 Glossary ..216 Appendix 1: Strategic policies ..226 1 .1 List of strategic policies ..226 1 .2 List of saved development plan documents ..226 Appendix 2: ..227 2 .1 Category 1 employment sites: ..227 2 .2 Category 2 employment sites: ..227 Appendix 3: ..229 3 .1 Method for calculating affordable housing contributions relating to residential development ..229 3 .2 Method for calculating affordable housing contributions relating to student development ..229 3 .3 Affordable housing viability cascade for large sites ..229 3 .4 Employer-linked housing sites ..230 3 .5 Student threshold calculation.
10 230 3 .6 HMO calculation ..231 3 .7 Privacy, daylight, and sunlight: the 45 and 25 degree guideline ..232 Appendix 4: ..234 4 .1 Health Impact Assessment ..237 Appendix 5: ..238 5 .1 SAC and SSSI Sites ..238 Appendix 6: ..238 6 .1 Design checklist ..238 6 .2 Oxford s Conservation Areas ..210 Appendix 7: ..241 7 .1 Transport Assessments ..241 7 .2 Travel Plans ..244 7 .3 Vehicular parking standards ..245 7 .4 Minimum Bicycle Parking standards ..246 7 .5 Shower and comfort facilities provision ..247 Appendix 8: ..248 8 .1 Marketing expectations ..248 Monitoring Framework ..210 Adopted Document1 ForewordWe live in a fast-changing world, where how we communicate, do business, work and shop are evolving more rapidly than our predecessors thought possible. But some things do not change the need for a secure home, a job that brings dignity as well as a means of support, the opportunity to bring up a family, to make and keep friends, all in a place that offers the opportunity to live, not merely to is a wonderful city, with a beauty and a history that brings visitors here from all over the world.
