THE PLANNING AND COMPULSORY PURCHASE ACT 2004 THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (LOCAL PLANNING) (ENGLAND) REGULATIONS 2012 ADOPTION STATEMENT Ten Streets Spatial Regeneration Framework Supplementary Planning Document The Ten Streets Spatial Regeneration Framework (SRF) Supplementary Planning Document was adopted by Liverpool City Council on 9th February 2018 A number of modifications were made to the SPD pursuant to section 23 of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004. The main modifications made as a result of taking into account consultation responses or other matters deemed relevant by Liverpool City Council are as follows: Added reference to emphasis the importance of existing businesses in the area Re-grading of The Bull Public as a Grade A building to reflect its importance as a creative space Additional text to clarify the role of status of the proposed building grading and the Illustrative Masterplan An alternative alignment of the north-south route through the Ten Streets character area has been added at Cotton Street to illustrate that the location of this route is flexible Amendment to the north-south route through the Ten Streets character area in relation to the Tara Park Travellers Site. The maximum heights of the North and South Eastern Corridor character areas has been reduced Strengthening references to east-west connectivity and car parking in the Northern Gateway New references in relation to existing, planning and future transport improvements Additional text in relation to infrastructure and biodiversity All the consultation responses received and any proposed modifications to address those comments are set out in the accompanying Statement of Consultation. The adopted SPD can be viewed on the City Councils website: Any person with sufficient interest in this decision to adopt the Ten Streets Spatial Regeneration Framework SPD may apply to the High Court for permission to apply for judicial review of the decision. This application must be made no later than 6 weeks after the date of adoption.
THE PLANNING AND COMPULSORY PURCHASE ACT 2004 THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (LOCAL PLANNING) (ENGLAND) REGULATIONS 2012 ADOPTION STATEMENT Ten Streets Spatial Regeneration Framework Supplementary Planning Document The Ten Streets Spatial Regeneration Framework (SRF) Supplementary Planning Document was adopted by Liverpool City Council on 9th February 2018 A number of modifications were made to the SPD pursuant to section 23 of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004. The main modifications made as a result of taking into account consultation responses or other matters deemed relevant by Liverpool City Council are as follows: Added reference to emphasis the importance of existing businesses in the area Re-grading of The Bull Public as a Grade A building to reflect its importance as a creative space Additional text to clarify the role of status of the proposed building grading and the Illustrative Masterplan An alternative alignment of the north-south route through the Ten Streets character area has been added at Cotton Street to illustrate that the location of this route is flexible Amendment to the north-south route through the Ten Streets character area in relation to the Tara Park Travellers Site. The maximum heights of the North and South Eastern Corridor character areas has been reduced Strengthening references to east-west connectivity and car parking in the Northern Gateway New references in relation to existing, planning and future transport improvements Additional text in relation to infrastructure and biodiversity All the consultation responses received and any proposed modifications to address those comments are set out in the accompanying Statement of Consultation. The adopted SPD can be viewed on the City Councils website: Any person with sufficient interest in this decision to adopt the Ten Streets Spatial Regeneration Framework SPD may apply to the High Court for permission to apply for judicial review of the decision. This application must be made no later than 6 weeks after the date of adoption.
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