where on-site playing pitches are considered suitable. This is likely to be on sites of over 500 dwellings. Other Outdoor Off-site Off-site On-site/ Off-site On-site Sport and Recreation Facilities (e.g. Multi Use Games Areas, outdoor fitness equipment etc). Equipped play Off-site On-site/Off On-site On-site For sites of between 10 facilities for young and 49 dwellings a split people: of on-site provision of a LAP and off site Local Areas for contribution to a LEAP, Play (LAPs) aimed or sole off-site at very young contribution to a LEAP children (also will be considered. known as doorstep play Sites over 50 dwellings areas). will normally need to provide both a LAP and Locally Equipped LEAP. It is noted that Areas for Play one quality play space (LEAPs) aimed at catering for a range of children who can age groups is preferred go out and play to two separate play independently spaces. (also known as community play Sites over 500 areas) dwellings will also need to provide a NEAP. Neighbourhood Equipped Areas for Play (NEAPs) aimed at older children (also known as destination play areas). Open space On-site/ On-site/Off On-site On-site For sites between 10 (including but not and 49 dwellings there limited to parks may be instances and gardens, where an off-site country parks contribution to amenity space, improvements to nearby natural and open space, including spaces access improvements and beaches and from the development promenades) site, may be sought in lieu of on-site provision. Off-site On-site / On-site/Off-site On-site Local Plan Policy SC4 able food sets out those production developments of over 30 dwellings should include provision for sustainable food production, including allotments, proportionate to the
where on-site playing pitches are considered suitable. This is likely to be on sites of over 500 dwellings. Other Outdoor Sport and Recreation Facilities (e.g. Multi Use Games Areas, outdoor fitness equipment etc). Off-site Off-site On-site/ Off-site On-site Equipped play facilities for young people: Local Areas for Play (LAPs) aimed at very young children (also known as doorstep play areas). Locally Equipped Areas for Play (LEAPs) aimed at children who can go out and play independently (also known as community play areas) Neighbourhood Equipped Areas for Play (NEAPs) aimed at older children (also known as destination play areas). Off-site On-site/Off On-site On-site For sites of between 10 and 49 dwellings a split of on-site provision of a LAP and off site contribution to a LEAP, or sole off-site contribution to a LEAP will be considered. Sites over 50 dwellings will normally need to provide both a LAP and LEAP. It is noted that one quality play space catering for a range of age groups is preferred to two separate play spaces. Sites over 500 dwellings will also need to provide a NEAP. Open space (including but not limited to parks and gardens, country parks amenity space, natural and spaces and beaches and promenades) On-site/ On-site/Off On-site On-site For sites between 10 and 49 dwellings there may be instances where an off-site contribution to improvements to nearby open space, including access improvements from the development site, may be sought in lieu of on-site provision. food production Off-site On-site / On-site/Off-site On-site Local Plan Policy SC4 sets out those developments of over 30 dwellings should include provision for sustainable food production, including allotments, proportionate to the able
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