Appendix 4 Flow Chart of Application Process

Table 4.1 Summary of 'line of thinking' which Calderdale can use to apply their provision standards as part of the development control process.
After the development is complete, will there be sufficient open space, sport and recreation facilities within appropriate thresholds of the development site to meet the needs of existing residents, the residents of the proposed new development and visitors (if appropriate) as assessed using the planning authority's adopted provision standards?
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Yes No
 
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The developer will normally be required to contribute to the enhancement of the quality of off-site open space, sport and recreation facilities within appropriate distance thresholds in accordance with the adopted provision standards. This is normally achieved by a planning agreement. If any new open space, sport or recreation facilities are on-site, will they be large enough to be both fit for purpose and cost-effective to maintain?
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The developer will normally be required to make on-site provision in accordance with adopted provision standards. This is normally achieved by a planning condition and possibly a legal agreement relating to future retention and maintenance.

The developer will normally be required to contribute to off-site provision within appropriate distance thresholds in accordance with the adopted provision standards. This is normally achieved by a planning agreement