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Delivery is central to the Council's approach, ensuring objectively assessed development and infrastructure needs are met, balanced with appropriate environmental protection.

The plan will be positively translated into high quality development on the ground. Significant adverse impacts on any of the economic, social and environmental dimensions will be avoided. Where such effects are unavoidable, adequate mitigation or compensation will be secured through planning permission obligations and conditions. Whilst agreements for certain aspects of developments will still be sought in this way, it is intended that shared infrastructure will be delivered through a Community Infrastructure Levy.

This will support and incentivise new development particularly through linking levy receipts to the neighbourhoods where development takes place.

This will establish key infrastructure requirements across the county including transport, utilities, community facilities and other aspects vital to the proper functioning of Northumberland. This approach will ensure appropriate land and infrastructure is provided as necessary to support current and future levels of development. The Council will pay careful attention to viability and costs. Policy obligations and burdens should not be such that otherwise acceptable developments are stopped.

As such the plan will be kept up to date through annual monitoring and as necessary review. What do these do? Consultation Portal Accessibility Privacy Northumberland Home Contact Us. Click on a section to view content Help. Northumberland Core Strategy Issues and Options Consultation Document - May What is the Core Strategy? How has this Issues and Options document been prepared? A spatial portrait of Northumberland. Spatial vision and objectives.

Towards a spatial vision for Northumberland. Strategic development and spatial distribution options. Settlement role and function. How many new homes should be provided?

Distribution of new homes. Second and holiday homes. Meeting the needs of older and vulnerable people. Provision of Traveller sites.

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Developing a resilient economy. The supply of employment land. Future spatial distribution of employment land. Blyth Estuary Renewable Energy Zone BEREZ strategic employment area for low carbon industries.

Town centres and retailing. Identifying town centres and primary shopping areas.

Office accommodation in town centres. General extent and boundaries. Defining Green Belt boundaries to Morpeth. Treatment of Green Belt settlements. Previously developed land and major developed sites. Meeting demand for aggregates extraction.

Managing other extractive industries. Managing the environmental effects of mineral extraction on local communities and environmental assets. Safeguarding mineral transport, processing and storage sites. Restoration and after-use of mineral sites.

The quantities of waste the Core Strategy needs to plan for.

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Planning for new or enhanced waste recycling and recovery capacity. Commercial scale renewable and low carbon energy. Assessing renewable and low carbon energy schemes. Where to deliver renewable and low carbon energy. Sustainable construction and small-scale renewable technologies.

Defining an Energy Hierarchy. Approach to existing buildings. Approach to new buildings. Accessibility and public transport.

Walking and cycling facilities. Safeguarding existing and future potential rail infrastructure. Safeguarding and introducing new rail freight facilities for future use. Improving the road network. Information and communication technologies.

Planning for broadband infrastructure. Planning for mobile communications infrastructure. Recreational, sport and open space provision. Flooding and the location of development. Coastal erosion and coastal change management. Water supply and sewerage facilities and networks.

Conservation, protection and enhancement of heritage assets and their settings. Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site. Infrastructure delivery and Community Infrastructure Levy. Monitoring and ensuring delivery. Audit of services and facilities survey data. Previous Page Next Page. Back to Top Previous Page Next Page. Sharing Tools Facebook Twitter Delicious Digg reddit StumbleUpon.