Infrastructure - New high quality Nottingham is already densely Increased and accelerated housing provision. populated. Helping to increase the housing starts contributing to attractiveness and quantum of the 2011 2028 target. – housing in surrounding Districts and Boroughs will help to stabilise Increased demand, improved demand. house values and site viability. On top of the housing target City’s Increased viability should lead for the period of the plan of 17,150 to greater S106 contributions / homes, neighbouring Borough’s higher affordable housing need to deliver a further 13,400 proportions. homes. Figure 6: Project’s Strategic Fit to Nottingham City Council Priorities Although many of the priorities set out above are more for the benefit of other local authorities, given that they were part of an overall aligned core strategy, it is only right that Nottingham support initiatives which support the wider Greater Nottingham conurbation. D2N2 The following table has been completed by reference to: The D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership Strategy for Growth 2013-2023. – Strategic Priority Contribution Potential Benefits Project’s Infrastructure reduced congestion. A high quality transport network to Improved orbital route – – support growth is a key priority for completed Greater Nottingham D2N2 in order to improve logistical ring road. efficiency and reduce congestion. This commitment has been Improved logistical efficiency, demonstrated through attractiveness to employers/ D2N2’s lobbying and support of major businesses. projects (GAR, A453 widening). Reduced congestion, travel As previously stated, the new time and CO2 emissions. crossing will be an important element to the completion of the Nottingham ring road/orbital route.
Infrastructure - New high quality housing provision. Nottingham is already densely populated. Helping to increase the attractiveness and quantum of housing in surrounding Districts and Boroughs will help to stabilise demand. On top of the City’s housing target for the period of the plan of 17,150 homes, neighbouring Borough’s need to deliver a further 13,400 homes. Increased and accelerated housing starts contributing to the 2011 – 2028 target. Increased demand, improved house values and site viability. Increased viability should lead to greater S106 contributions / higher affordable housing proportions. Figure 6: Project’s Strategic Fit to Nottingham City Council Priorities Although many of the priorities set out above are more for the benefit of other local authorities, given that they were part of an overall aligned core strategy, it is only right that Nottingham support initiatives which support the wider Greater Nottingham conurbation. D2N2 The following table has been completed by reference to: The D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership – Strategy for Growth 2013-2023. Strategic Priority Project’s Contribution Potential Benefits Infrastructure – reduced congestion. A high quality transport network to support growth is a key priority for D2N2 in order to improve logistical efficiency and reduce congestion. This commitment has been demonstrated through D2N2’s lobbying and support of major projects (GAR, A453 widening). As previously stated, the new crossing will be an important element to the completion of the Nottingham ring road/orbital route. Improved orbital route – completed Greater Nottingham ring road. Improved logistical efficiency, attractiveness to employers/ businesses. Reduced congestion, travel time and CO2 emissions.
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