Document
Policy / Guidance
SP20 – Eastern Ipswich
Plan Area
Policy / Guidance purpose
Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order, 1987. Proposals for Class A1 uses will be subject to Policy AP61.
This policy has a number of strategic aims for the area east of Ipswich, including Martlesham, Newbourne and Waldringfield.
The policy aims to promote sustainable housing; maximise employment; designates of a Strategic Employment Area at Martlesham Heath Business Campus; promote and upgrade foot and cycle paths; promote appropriate landscaping which contributes to ecological networks; preserve and enhance environmentally sensitive locations in the Eastern Ipswich Plan Area; maximise access to green space.
The policy makes provisions for the improvement of infrastructure within the area, including green infrastructure.
The policy aims to consider options for improving the A14.
SP26- Woodbridge
SP27 – Key Local Service Centres
SP28 – Other Villages
SP29 – The countryside
This policy promotes sensitive development in order to conserve the existing character of the town and protect the landscape and nature conservation designations of the adjacent Deben Estuary.
This policy promotes a diverse network of communities; sensitive housing development; organic development; maintain the provision of services and facilities; and improved transport links to diminish rural isolation for key local service centres as defined in the Core Strategy document (page 62)
This policy primarily relates to sensitive housing development in villages as defined by the Core Strategy document (page 62).
Development will not be permitted unless out of necessity, and which ‘accords with other relevant policies within the Core Strategy, (e.g. Policies SP7 or DM13); or would otherwise accord with special circumstances outlined in paragraph 55 of the National Planning Policy Framework’ (SCDC 2013).
SP30 - The coastal zone
Sets out SCDC’s commitment to promote ICZM. Development which is consistent with ICZM plans and contributes to the sustainable future of coastal and estuarine environment will be supported as will investment and resources from the private sector for coastal defence and adaption measures.
Development will be resisted where it conflicts with the ‘adopted Strategic Flood Risk Assessment, the Shoreline Management Plan and Estuarine Plans as endorsed by the Council’ (SCDC 2013).
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