We held this pre-consultation event to explain the role of the latest consultation and answer your questions. OPDC will be carrying out a reconsultation, known technically as the second Regulation 19 revised draft Local Plan. This consultation will be on the proposed amendments to the revised draft Local Plan and new and updated supporting studies. Amendments to the revised draft Local Plan have been carried out to reflect the following changes from: - responses to the first Regulation 19 consultation (that took place in Summer 2017) - new requirements set out in the Draft New London Plan - new and updated supporting studies commissioned by OPDC - as well as changes to national guidance that all planning authorities need to adhere to We also want to take this opportunity to say that any comments submitted for the first Regulation 19 consultation will continue to be valid and do not need to be resubmitted.

1. Pre-Consultation Event:
Revised draft Local Plan
Regulation 19(2)
Tom Cardis
Pete Farnham
24 May 2018

2. 1. A recap
2. What has been consulted on previously &
what’s next?
3. Summary of key changes
4. Next steps
5. How to respond
Agenda

3. A r e c a p

4. Consultation details
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Consultation responses
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DRAFT LOCAL
PLAN
REGULATION 18
CONSULTATION
REVISED DRAFT
LOCAL PLAN
REGULATION 19
CONSULTATION
FEB ‘16 JUNE ‘17
Revised Draft Local Plan Consultation

5. W h a t h a s b e e n c o n s u l t e d o n
a l r e a d y a n d w h a t ’ s n e x t ?

6. Programme
DRAFT LOCAL
PLAN
REGULATION 18
CONSULTATION
REVISED DRAFT
LOCAL PLAN
REGULATION 19
CONSULTATION
FEB ‘16 JUNE ‘17 JUNE ‘18 OCTOBER ‘18 WINTER ‘18/19
SUBMISSION ADOPTION
INDEPENDENT
EXAMINATION
AMENDMENTS
TO REVISED
DRAFT LOCAL
PLAN
REGULATION 19
CONSULTATION
SPRING ‘19

7. What’s being consulted on in June?
1. Changes to the revised draft Local Plan
2. Changes to supporting studies
3. New supporting studies
• Any comments from the first Regulation 19 draft Local Plan will
continue to be valid and will be submitted to the Secretary of
State
• A ‘track changed’ version and a complete copy of the Local
Plan will be published online and supplied at six public venues
• All previously submitted issue summaries have been responded
to

8. Presentation events
Design and environment The Collective Thursday 21 June
6:30pm to 8:30pm
Old Oak North and Transport The Collective Wednesday 27 June
6:30pm to 8pm
Town centre uses and social
infrastructure
The Collective Thursday 5 July
6:30pm to 8pm
Park Royal, Park Royal Development
Framework and Employment
The Collective Thursday 12 July
6:30pm to 8:30pm

9. S u m m a r y o f k e y c h a n g e s

10. Why are changes being made?
1. Incorporating first Regulation 19 consultation comments
2. Including new and updated supporting studies
3. Bringing it in to alignment with the Draft New London Plan
4. Updates to align with national, regional policy and
infrastructure priorities
5. Improving readability

11. First Regulation 19 consultation comments
Consultation comments raised the following issues:
• Whether sites were deliverable
• Definition of development capacity and phasing
• Locations of tall buildings and further detail on
densities
• Further detail on industrial intensification
• Improvements to readability required
• Requests to strengthen policy requirements
• Removal of repetition

12. New and updated supporting studies
• B u s S t r a t egy
• Co n s t r ucti o n a n d L o g i s ti cs S t r a t e gy
• De ve l o p me n t Ca p a c i ty S t u d y
• Du t y t o Co o p e r at e S t a t e men t
• E n e r g y i n Ta l l B u i l d i n g s S t u d y
• G yp s y a n d Tr a ve l l e r A c c o mmod ati o n
Ne e d s A s s e s sme nt
• He a l t h y To wn Ce n t r e s S t u d y
• He r i t a g e S t r a t e gy
• Ho u s i n g E vi d e n c e S t a t e men t
• I n d u s tri al L a n d Re vi e w
• I n f r as tru ctur e De l i ve r y P l a n ( I DP )
• I n t e gr ate d I mp a c t A s s e s smen t
• L a n d a t A b b e y Ro a d O p t i o n s
A p p r a i s al Re p o r t
• No r t h A c t o n Di s t r i c t E n e r g y S t u d y
• No r t h A c t o n S t a t i o n Fe a s i b i l i ty
S t u d y
• O l d O a k N o r t h D e ve l o p m e n t
Fr a m e wo r k P r i n c i p l es
• P a r k R o ya l I n t e n si fi cat io n S t u d y
• P a r k Ro ya l De ve l o p me n t Fr a me wo r k
P r i n c i p l es
• P o s t O c c u pa ncy E va l u a t i o n S t u d y
• P r e c e d en ts S t u d y
• Q u a n t i tati ve Tr a c ki n g S u r ve y
• Re t a i l a n d L e i s u r e Ne e d s S t u d y
• S o c i a l I n f r ast ruc ture N e e d s S t u d y
• Ta l l B u i l d i n g s S t a t e me nt
• Wa st e A p p o r ti o nm en t S t u d y
• Wa st e i n Ta l l B u i l d i n g s S t u d y

13. Draft New London Plan
Alignment with the Draft New London Plan has been carried out in relation to:
• Terminology and broad policy approach
 Green space factor to Urban Greening Factor
 Broad industrial type uses to broad industrial type activities
 Mayor’s Public London Charter
• Definition of a tall building and locations appropriate for tall buildings in
principle
Removal of repetition of policies within the London Plan
 Hierarchy of heat sources
 Mayoral affordable housing policies

14. National and regional infrastructure
• West London Orbital Route
(TN9)
• Chiltern Line (TN6)

15. Strategic policies
Key changes:
• Proposed outcomes
• Site allocations

16. Places
Key changes
• Shortened visions
• Homes and jobs
targets
• Site allocations
• Old Oak North
Development
Framework Principles
• Park Royal
Development
Framework Principles

17. Old Oak North Development Framework Principles
• Key routes
• Green links
• Open spaces

18. Old Oak North Development Framework Principles
• Infrastructure
• Key routes

19. Old Oak North Development Framework Principles
• Massing
• Open space functions

20. Old Oak North Development Framework Principles
• Updated Old Oak
North Place diagram

21. Park Royal Development Framework Principles
• Mix of town centre uses
• Improved connections
and junction
• Integration of Central
Middlesex Hospital with
wider town centre
• Redevelopment of ASDA
Precedents

22. Park Royal Development Framework Principles

23. Design
Key changes
• Community Design
Review Group
• Tall buildings
• Designated heritage
assets
• Fire safety
• Agent of Change
Principle

24. Community Design Review Group
• Establishment of a Community Design Review Group
Place
Review
Community
Review
Planning
application
determination

25. Tall buildings and densities
• Tall Buildings
Statement
• Definition of tall
buildings
• Locations
appropriate in
principle for tall
buildings
• Average density

26. Environment
Key changes
• Energy, Overheating
and Daylight in Tall
Buildings Study
• North Acton District
Energy Study
• Waste in Tall buildings
Study
• Waste Apportionment
Study

27. Transport
Key changes
• Key routes
• Walking and cycling
network
• London Cycling
Design Standards
• Bus network
• Construction and
Logistics Strategy

28. Housing
Key changes
• Plan period homes
reduced from 22,350
to 20,100
• Gypsy and Traveller
Accommodation
Needs Assessment
addendum

29. Employment
Key changes
• Plan period jobs
reduced from 67,900
to 40,400
• SIL no-net loss and
release
• Industrial
intensification

30. Industrial Land Review Addendum
• No net loss of
industrial
floorspace
• Release of two
sites for mixed
use development
(including
industrial uses)

31. Industrial intensification
Site allocations for industrial intensification
B a s h l e y Ro a d Me t a l Re f i n e r y Mi n e r va Ro a d

32. Town centre and community uses
Key changes
• Social infrastructure
locations
• Harlesden
Enhancement
Strategy

33. Social Infrastructure Needs Study
• 1 primary school
• 1 secondary school
• 1 health hub
Expansions to Central
Middlesex Hospital &
Hammersmith Hospital
• 4 super nurseries
• 2 community hubs
• 2 sports centres

34. Delivery and implementation
Key changes
• Phasing and capacity
• Post Occupancy
Evaluation Study
• Quantitative Tracking
Survey

35. Deliverability
• Development sites
delayed until after
the plan period

36. N e x t s t e p s

37. • 14 June to midnight 30 July 2018
• All documents available on OPDC website
• Public notices
• Newsletter door-drops, emails and social media
• Hardcopies provided at:
 Brent Civic Centre
 City Hall
 Ealing Council Offices
 Hammersmith Town Hall
 Harlesden Library
 The Collective
• We’ll be holding four presentation and Q&A evenings
Helpful information

38. H o w t o r e s p o n d

39. Subject to Board approval, the consultation will run from 14
June 2018 and you will have until midnight 30 July 2018 to
respond via:
• Email– localplan@opdc.london.gov.uk
• Post– Local Plan Consultation, OPDC, City Hall,
Queen’s Walk, London SE1 2AA
Please focus comments on the amendments to the second revised
draft Local Plan
How to respond

40. @oldoakparkroyal
www.london.gov.uk/opdc
info@opdc.london.gov.uk
020 7983 5732