CONTENTS
How to use this Document
- The Strategic Policies
- The Detailed Policies
- The Place-specific policies (including the detailed proposals)
Table of Policies
Map of the 16 Places of Croydon
A quick guide to which policies apply to which types of development
1. Introduction
2. Setting the scene
- Historical context
- Croydon in 2011
- Croydon in the wider sub-region
3. We are Croydon
- Past Visions
- Imagine Croydon
- We are Croydon
- The Croydon Local Plan's Spatial Vision
- Strategic Objectives
- The Places of Croydon - strategic policy
- Key Diagram
A Place of Opportunity
4. Homes
- Strategic policy
- Housing choice for sustainable communities
- Residential care and nursing homes
- Vacant building credit
5. Employment
- Strategic policy
- Development in Croydon Metropolitan Centre, District and Local Centres
- Development in Neighbourhood Centres
- Development in Shopping Parades
- Development in Restaurant Quarter Parades
- Development in edge of centre and out of centre locations
- Expansion of industrial and warehousing premises in Strategic, Separated and Integrated Industrial Locations
A Place to Belong
6. Urban Design and Local Character
- Strategic policy
- Design and character
- Shop front design and security
- Advertisement hoardings
- Refuse and recycling
- Public art
- Tall and large buildings
- Promoting Healthy Communities
- Views and Landmarks
- Heritage assets and conservation
7. Community Facilities
- Strategic policy
- Providing and protecting community facilities
- Supporting Selhurst Park as the home stadium of Crystal Palace Football Club
- Protecting Public Houses
- Providing for cemeteries and burial grounds
A Place with a Sustainable Future
8. Environment and Climate Change
- Strategic policy
- Development and construction
- Land contamination
- Sustainable Drainage Systems and Reducing Flood Risk
9. Green Grid
- Strategic policy
- Metropolitan Green Belt and Metropolitan Open Land
- Protecting and enhancing our Biodiversity
- Trees
10. Transport and Communication
- Strategic policy
- Promoting sustainable travel and reducing congestion
- Car and cycle parking in new development
- Restricting temporary car parks
- Facilitating rail and tram improvements
- Telecommunications
The Places of Croydon
11. The Places of Croydon
- Addington
- Addiscombe
- Broad Green and Selhurst
- Coulsdon
- Croydon Opportunity Area
- Crystal Palace and Upper Norwood
- Kenley and Old Coulsdon
- Norbury
- Purley
- Sanderstead
- Selsdon
- Shirley
- South Croydon
- South Norwood and Woodside
- Thornton Heath 313
- Waddon
12. Delivering and Monitoring the Croydon Local Plan 2018
- How we are going to deliver the Croydon Local Plan 2018
- How we will know if the Croydon Local Plan 2018 is being delivered
- Former Saved Unitary Development Plan policies
Appendices
Appendix 1 - Glossary
Appendix 2 - Calculating the percentage of units within a Main or Secondary Retail Frontage
Appendix 3 - Designated Shopping Frontages
- Croydon Metropolitan Centre
- District Centres
- Local Centres
- Shopping Parades
- Restaurant Quarter Parades
Appendix 4 - How to assess whether proposals demonstrably relate to a Neighbourhood Centre
Appendix 5 - Heritage assets in Croydon
Appendix 6 - About the proposal sites
Appendix 7 - Schedule of proposal sites
- Sites numbered between 1 and 50
- Sites numbered between 51 and 100
- Sites numbered between 101 and 150
- Sites numbered between 151 and 200
- Sites numbered between 201 and 250
- Sites numbered between 251 and 300
- Sites numbered between 301 and 350
- Sites numbered between 351 and 400
- Sites numbered between 401 and 450
- Sites numbered between 451 and 500
- Sites numbered between 501 and 1000
Appendix 8 - Delivery matrix
Appendix 9 - Monitoring framework
Appendix 10 - Saved Unitary Development Plan policies