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Appendices

Appendix 1 – Map of Ashtead NDP Boundary

Appendix 2 – Outline Timetable

Appendix 3 – Map of Central Area of Ashtead

Appendix 4 – Extract from Mole Valley Local Plan Appendix 11

SITES ALLOCATED FOR DEVELOPMENT IN THE PERIOD 2001 - 2006 IDENTIFIED IN POLICY HSG5

1. Land at Murreys Court

(1.85 ha)

Outline planning permission for the development of this site with 19 detached 4/5 bedroom houses lapsed in August 1990. Part of the site is currently used for grazing and the remainder forms part of the garden to the property known as Murreys Court. Murreys Court, a listed barn, several unlisted outbuildings and a cottage front Agates Lane. A high brick wall runs along the north end of the site’s eastern boundary. The site is covered by a Tree Preservation Order. Development of the site will be expected to reflect the form and character of the adjacent housing development in The Murreys. The brick wall along the Agates Lane frontage should be retained. The cottage should be retained; Murreys Court and the adjacent outbuildings could be converted to small residential units. The listed barn should be retained and re-used. New housing development should not cramp the setting of the Listed Building. The Council will wish to see that as many as possible of the preserved trees are retained and incorporated into the layout of the site. Access to the site will be required to be provided from The Murreys. The junction of The Murreys with Barnett Wood Lane may need improving.

Appendix 5 – Mole Valley Local Plan Policy S5 and Mole Valley Core Strategy Policy CS8

Mole Valley Local Plan policy S5:

Mole Valley Core Strategy policy CS8:

Appendix 6 - Where Can You Find More Information?

ACV Website

The ACV website at http://ashteadcommunityvision.org.uk/ contains all of the supporting evidence for this NDP in the form of a series of reports that describe the issues, evidence and conclusions. These are also referenced at Appendix 7. It also contains details of the publicity produced, the meetings and the other work that ACV has completed.

Mole Valley District Council

The Mole Valley Core Strategy Development Plan Document (DPD) is underpinned by a comprehensive Evidence Base. This includes research carried out by the Council and where necessary by consultants. Topics covered by the evidence base include, for example, Settlement Hierarchy, Housing Needs, Employment, Open Space, and Flooding. The full list of documents can be found on the Council’s website in the Local Development Framework section:

http://molevalley-consult.limehouse.co.uk/portal/cs/cs_-_adopted_oct_2009/core_strategy_-_adopted_october_2009_1?pointId=906692

There is also a Sustainability Appraisal Report for the Core Strategy which includes baseline information on a wide range of social, environmental and economic indicators. It also indicates where this source information can be found and web links where possible. The Scoping Reports for the Dorking Town Area Action Plan and Land Allocations DPD also includes characterisation information at the local and district level. (An Ashtead-specific Baseline Sustainability Report and Appendices can be found on the ACV website.)

The Council publishes an Authority/Annual Monitoring Report which sets out developments and trends information for the previous year. The reports can be viewed at:

http://www.molevalley.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=17342

Mole Valley and Me provides a whole range of information at the local level and can be accessed from the Council’s website home page. Using an address or postcode search, information on a locality can be seen including mapped information and links to the ONS small area profiles (Lower Super Output Areas). The mapped information includes local planning application history and a basic set of planning and environmental constraints. It can be accessed by:

http://maps.molevalley.gov.uk/myproperty.aspx?atTxtStreet=rh4+1sj&tab=0

Interactive Proposals Map: This map displays the planning policies from the Mole Valley Core Strategy and saved Local Plan at the time the Core Strategy was adopted (October 2009). It allows policy layers to be switched on and off and for the related policy text to be displayed. It does not however show those other constraints which are not referred to in the Plans. The map is accessible from the Local Development Framework web pages or:

http://www.planvu.co.uk/mvdc/mvdc.php

The Flood Zone extents on the map are at the date the Core Strategy was adopted. Current flood zones are viewable on the Environment Agency website (see below).

Surrey County Council

Surreyi the County Council’s comprehensive data resource provides access to the ONS small area local profiles. However it also provides access to data via a whole range of themes and topics and with much of the output data viewable as charts or on maps. This includes Indices of Multiple Deprivation 2010 data which ranks areas according to a range of deprivation factors (e.g. education, health etc.). The site also has information about the social and economic characteristics of a locality (based on consumer/market research data) from Experian’s “Mosaic” data base.

http://www.surreyi.gov.uk/mainmenu.aspx?cookieCheck=true

Surrey County Council Census Area summaries/profiles:  The County Council has produced a set of key population and household information from the Census. Whilst the summaries are not as comprehensive as the ONS small area profiles (accessed from “Mole Valley and Me” or “Surreyi”) they do have the advantage of being collated at the specific small settlement, village or town area and which may be more meaningful and more readily understood than the Lower Super Output Area summaries. The profiles are also available at Ward and Parish levels.

http://www.surreycc.gov.uk/environment-housing-and-planning/surrey-data-online/

National Data Sources

The Census information is still the main source of population and related information. There are two main sites to search for this information:

1) The Office for National Statistics (ONS) website – Neighbourhood Statistics

http://www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/

This site allows you to search for data on your locality at a range of area levels (e.g. ward, parish or output area) and by a range of themes. It includes Census data and other national data sets and surveys. Much of this information has been collated into area profiles or summaries for the smallest local area level (NB these profiles can also be accessed via the Council’s Mole Valley and Me site and Surreyi). Information can also be accessed by drilling down through the specific topic/theme data tables.

2) nomis – Official Labour Statistics (National Online Manpower Information Service)

https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/Default.asp

This website provides access to both census and employment related statistics either though standard reports or searches using a “wizard” facility. Data can be saved to spreadsheets for further analysis. The Council has a short information sheet to explain how to access this information.

Additionally:

Mid-Year Estimates of current population are available from ONS but only at local authority level (albeit test data at ward level was published for 2007).

Household and population projections to 2033 have been published by the government. The information is only available down to the local authority level.

Other Information Sources

The following is a shortlist of other sites which may be useful:

1. Environment Agency website – see the interactive maps at the “What’s in Your Backyard” section:
   http://maps.environment-agency.gov.uk/wiyby/wiybyController?ep=maptopics&lang=_e
2. NHS - Health profiles: http://www.apho.org.uk/default.aspx?QN=P_HEALTH_PROFILES
3. Natural England - Nature on the Map: http://www.natureonthemap.org.uk/

Appendix 7 - References

       The following documents are referenced from within this NDP and are available if required.

Appendix 8 - Abbreviations

The following abbreviations are used within this document.

ACV	Ashtead Community Vision (the working group of the Neighbourhood Development Forum)
APMH	Ashtead Peace Memorial Hall
CIL	Community Infrastructure Levy
DEFRA	Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
GBBR	Green Belt Boundary Review
HTSP	Housing and Traveller Sites Plan (Mole Valley District Council)
IDP	Infrastructure Delivery Plan
LCA	Local Conservation Area
MV	Mole Valley
MVDC	Mole Valley District Council
NDP	Neighbourhood Development Plan
NNR	National Nature Reserve
NPPF	National Planning Policy Framework
ONS	Office for National Statistics
RTPI	Real Time Passenger Information
SA	Site Assessments
SAP	Standard Assessment Procedure
SCC	Surrey County Council
SNCI	Site of Nature Conservation Interest
SSSI	Site of Special Scientific Interest

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