Draft Edgbaston Framework
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Overview
Calthorpe Estates and the City Council have produced this draft Framework to outline a vision for the future for the area bordering Five Ways, and to set out area-based proposals and development management policies, to positively plan for change.
The draft Framework seeks to:
- Shape a new role for Greenfield Crescent to serve the local and business communities,
- Capitalise on the area’s potential to accommodate fine dining restaurants in the Calthorpe Rd/Highfield Rd area, and
- Promote significant development around the Harborne Rd / Highfield Rd junction.
The Location
The draft Framework area, totalling 17.3 hectares, lies at the edge of the city core, adjoining Five Ways and the Westside & Ladywood Quarter in the Big City Plan. Its northern boundary is the largely commercial Hagley Road whilst its southern edge adjoins the residential suburbs of Edgbaston. It also includes a substantial part of the Edgbaston District Centre, as defined in the 2012 Shopping and Local Centres SPD.
Status of the Framework
This draft Framework has been prepared in the context of the national and local planning policy - the NPPF, the UDP (saved 2008), emerging Birmingham Development Plan and other local planning documents such as the Shopping and Local Centres SPD 2012.
The Framework, once adopted, will provide guidance for development proposals within the area, and help in the determination of planning applications.
We have issued this draft for public consultation and would welcome your comments to help us shape this plan.
The consultation will run form 3/11/2014 to 14/12/2014, after which the Framework will be revised, before being reported to the Cabinet.
Following exhibitions are planned and you are welcome to come along and speak to officers:
Thursday 13 November 2014 11:00am - 3:00pm @ Morrison's, Hagley Road
Thursday 4 December 2014 3:00pm - 7:00pm @ Morrison's Hagley Road.
Areas
- EDGBASTON
Audiences
- All residents
Interests
- Planning
- Regeneration
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