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Local Plan - List of Revisions
BATH & NORTH EAST SOMERSET LOCAL PLAN
INCLUDING MINERALS & WASTE POLICIES
REVISED DEPOSIT DRAFT 2003
CHAPTER D10: CAR PARKING
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LOCAL PLAN REF. NO. |
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NO. |
SOURCE OF REVISION |
REVISION(S) |
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Para
D10.3 |
D10.3/A
D10.3/B |
3312/B5, 345/B27
3263/B3, 3263/B1,
3263/B2 |
The Council is keen to complete the
ring of sites expand its provision of Park and
Ride facilities with its Lambridge proposal on the
north-eastern edge of the City. This will provide nearly 800
more spaces and intercept traffic from the A4 and A46. The
site was safeguarded in the 1990 ad 1997 Bath Local Plans and
it has been the subject of recent studies which have confirmed
that it is the best site to serve this approach to Bath. To
implement the Park and Ride facility, the Council will need to
acquire the site and secure suitable alternative provision for
the existing sports pitches and facilities. |
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Para
D10.4 |
D10.4/A
D10.4/B
D10.4/C
D10.4/D |
3312/B5, 345/B27
Editorial Change
Editorial Change
Editorial Change
2987/B1 (Whilst…)
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Other proposals which may be implemented
during the Plan period are an extension to the Odd Down site,
the provision of an all-week site to serve the A36 and a
much needed additional site in the Newbridge area. The
latter which will serve the Western
Riverside regeneration area as well as the City centre, the
link being hopefully provided by some form of
rapid transit (see paras D6.1-D6.3, D7.1, Policy T.12 and
the development requirements for site B1A under Policy GDS.1
5.27 and Policy T.12). Outside Bath there is
the prospect of an additional site for Bristol adjacent to the
A37, subject to the outcome of a joint study with Bristol
City Council to determine need, capacity and location, and
smaller car parks to support existing inter-urban bus
services. All these proposals will be evaluated using the
criteria set out in Policy T.22. Any proposals for
development within the Green Belt will have to comply with
Policy GB.1A and the guidance about assessment of alternative
sites in para C1.29A. Whilst the prime function of the
existing Park and Ride sites is to serve Bath City centre, the
Council may agree to other links being provided if spare
capacity is available. Wessex Water provides a link between
Odd Down Park and Ride and their HQ at Claverton Down and a
park and ride service from Odd Down to the Royal United
Hospital via Twerton has also commenced. |
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Policy
T.18 |
T.18/A |
5012/B2 |
In the centre of Bath
The provision of public of-street car parking to
serve the centre of Bath will be controlled to limit
traffic generation whilst maintaining provision for shoppers
and other visitors. Additional short-stay spaces will be
provided by the re-allocation of long-stay parking in
accordance with demand and the provision of alternative
facilities in the form of additional park and ride and public
transport. |
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Policy
T.19 |
T.19/A |
5012/B2 |
The Council will maintain and extend
on-street parking control within and close to the central
area centre of Bath, in order to:
- discourage travel by private car to the central area,
particularly for journeys to work;
- protect the appearance of the historic city; and
- ensure that the parking requirements of residents can be
met close to their home.
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Policy
T.21 |
T.21/A
T.21/B |
3263/B3, 3263/B2,
3263/B1
Editorial Change |
The Council will safeguard land shown on
the proposals map for park and ride purposes:
- at Lambridge, Bath, adjacent to the A4 subject to the
provision of a replacement facility for the existing
playing pitch; and
- at Odd Down, Bath to extend the existing site;
iii. at Newbridge, Bath adjacent to the
A36 subject to the provisions of Policy GDS.1 B1A.
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