- HOM 2.39 Land off Buxton Road, Hazel Grove

  • i. Development must not prejudice the future delivery of new road infrastructure within the A6-M60 Protected Corridor.

- HOM 2.40 Land off Occupiers Lane

- HOM 2.41 Daisy Bank, Heald Green

  • Development must not prejudice the future delivery of new road infrastructure within the A6-M60 Protected Corridor.
  • Applications for the development of this site must take appropriate account of, and mitigate for, any unacceptable adverse impacts on the nearby Ox Hey Pasture SBI in accordance with Policy ENV 1.
  • The site’s development shall secure the complete retention of the Daisy Bank Farm, which is a non-designated heritage asset for the purposes of the NPPF and the Local Plan, and which has important group value with other non-designated heritage assets in this location and forms a key part of the original settlement of Heald Green.
  • To limit impact of the development on the non-designated heritage assets on site and in its setting, the planting to boundaries and between the new development and these assets shall be retained and enhanced where possible.

Explanation

294) The policy requirements set out for each site are intended to ensure that development is acceptable in planning terms. In particular, the requirements for those sites in List 2 are intended to meet the expectations of NPPF known as the ‘Golden Rules.’ This is subject to viability assessment as stated in national planning practice guidance.

295) The requirement for design codes ensures that schemes of a significant size will deliver good design and be delivered in a holistic way. Linked to this, phasing strategies are important in setting out how large developments will be delivered and when any other requirements of a scheme will be delivered to ensure that the relevant infrastructure is delivered at the correct time. It is important that local communities are involved at an early stage and in line with other requirements under part 3 of this policy. The NPPF sets out the benefits of early engagement and consultation.