P6 Investigate the Working Within 24 possibility to develop Group of months a feasibility of CTC, different realistic PCC, possibilities to Civic increase further car Society, parking space for the BBNPA, next 5+ years. P7 Investigate Police Within 24 opportunities for the months police station to be removed and the PCC, space to be lobby developed for group of residents' parking residents only (Bridge Street, Lamb Lane, Castle Street and High Street). Ownership of site to be clarified. P8 Investigate the CTC, PCC, Within 24 process for removing Civic months the recycle facilities Society, and additional lobby group parking space to be of local created (first hour retailers and free of charge; businesses special reduced charges for staff and employees in businesses); equally remove the grass verges and shrub areas Section 5: Housing The Existing Position In 2001 there were 742 dwellings within the Town Council area, by the 2011 census this had risen to 1039 a rise of 239 dwellings, or a growth of approximately 40%. Based on Welsh Government projections a minimum 1.4% increase of dwellings is needed across the National Park area by 2023 to house the growing population. If we apply that factor to Crickhowell, we would need at least 15 dwellings by 2023. However based on past trends within Crickhowell, and taking
P6 Investigate the possibility to develop a feasibility of different realistic possibilities to increase further car parking space for the next 5+ years. Working Group of CTC, PCC, Civic Society, BBNPA, Within 24 months P7 Investigate opportunities for the police station to be removed and the space to be developed for residents' parking only (Bridge Street, Lamb Lane, Castle Street and High Street). Ownership of site to be clarified. Police PCC, lobby group of residents Within 24 months P8 Investigate the process for removing the recycle facilities and additional parking space to be created (first hour free of charge; special reduced charges for staff and employees in businesses); equally remove the grass verges and shrub areas CTC, PCC, Civic Society, lobby group of local retailers and businesses Within 24 months Section 5: Housing The Existing Position In 2001 there were 742 dwellings within the Town Council area, by the 2011 census this had risen to 1039 a rise of 239 dwellings, or a growth of approximately 40%. Based on Welsh Government projections a minimum 1.4% increase of dwellings is needed across the National Park area by 2023 to house the growing population. If we apply that factor to Crickhowell, we would need at least 15 dwellings by 2023. However based on past trends within Crickhowell, and taking