West End AAP volume 2 - Oxford City Council

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West End Consultation APPend Fix:West End Consultation appendix 12/6/07 11:26 Page 7 Cycle-parking standards The cycle parking standards are based on those found in the Local Plan. These standards are minimum requirements. As stated in the Local Plan, the standards may be relaxed in the Transport Central Area because of the proximity to public transport. However, cycle parking is seen as very desirable and will be sought in the West End. Shower facilities will also be sought in the West End, as set out in the Local Plan. Development MINIMUM cycle parking standard • Residential dwellings ...........................2spaces per residential unit • Studentaccommodation. ......................1space per 2 resident students ........................................Plus 1 space per resident staff • Hotels/Guest houses ............1space per 5 non-resident staff (or other people) ........................................Plus 1 space per resident staff • Shops (A1) other than non-food retail warehouses (see below), finance and professional services (A2) ......................1space per 113m 2 • Businesses (B1) ..........1space per 35m 2 or 1 space per 5 staff (or other people) ........................................plus visitor parking provision ....................................1space per 40m 2 public floorspace ................................Plus 1 space per 5 staff (or other people) • Food and drink (A3-5) .....................1space per 40m 2 pubic floor space ................................Plus 1 space per 5 staff (or other people) • Non-food retail warehouses including garden centres (A1) ........1space per 400m 2 • General industry (B2) warehousing/distributions (B8)/ traders’ merchants (A1) ...... ..........................AsB1upto235m 2 , 1 space per 500m 2 thereafter; .................................or1space per 5 staff (or other people) • Places of assembly including cinemas, theatre, stadiums and concert halls. ..............1space per 10 seats up to 1,000 seats; ......................................1space per 100 seats thereafter • Places of worship/community centres/ public halls ...................1space per 20m 2 of seating/assembly floorspace. • Libraries ..........................................1space per 200m 2 • Medical clinics/dentists .........................1space per treatment room ................................Plus 1 space per 5 staff (or other people) • Hospitals .............................1space per 5 staff (or other people) • Public sports facilities ....................1space per 5 staff (or other people) ...........................plus additional provision to be determined on its .......................merits with the following guideline; 1 space per 35m 2 • Primary/junior schools ..............................1space per 15 pupils ................................Plus 1 space per 5 staff (or other people) • Secondary/senior schools .............................1space per 5 pupils ................................Plus 1 space per 5 staff (or other people) • Non-residential higher/further education .................1space per 2 students ..........(based on anticipated peak number of students on-site at any one time) ............................................Plus 1 space per 5 staff • Other developments ...................Tobetreated on their individual merits, ......................guided by the general principle of 1 space per 5-people vi

West End Consultation APPend Fix:West End Consultation appendix 12/6/07 11:26 Page 8 vii Extract of the West End Strategic Flood Risk Assessment, published separately as a background paper. West End AAP Submission June 2007 Appendix 5: STRATEGIC FLOO D

<strong>West</strong> <strong>End</strong> Consultation APPend Fix:<strong>West</strong> <strong>End</strong> Consultation appendix 12/6/07 11:26 Page 7<br />

Cycle-parking standards<br />

The cycle parking standards are based on those found in the Local Plan. These standards are<br />

minimum requirements. As stated in the Local Plan, the standards may be relaxed in the Transport<br />

Central Area because of the proximity to public transport. However, cycle parking is seen as very<br />

desirable and will be sought in the <strong>West</strong> <strong>End</strong>. Shower facilities will also be sought in the <strong>West</strong> <strong>End</strong>,<br />

as set out in the Local Plan.<br />

Development MINIMUM cycle parking standard<br />

• Residential dwellings ...........................2spaces per residential unit<br />

• Studentaccommodation. ......................1space per 2 resident students<br />

........................................Plus 1 space per resident staff<br />

• Hotels/Guest houses ............1space per 5 non-resident staff (or other people)<br />

........................................Plus 1 space per resident staff<br />

• Shops (A1) other than non-food retail warehouses (see below),<br />

finance and professional services (A2) ......................1space per 113m 2<br />

• Businesses (B1) ..........1space per 35m 2 or 1 space per 5 staff (or other people)<br />

........................................plus visitor parking provision<br />

....................................1space per 40m 2 public floorspace<br />

................................Plus 1 space per 5 staff (or other people)<br />

• Food and drink (A3-5) .....................1space per 40m 2 pubic floor space<br />

................................Plus 1 space per 5 staff (or other people)<br />

• Non-food retail warehouses including garden centres (A1) ........1space per 400m 2<br />

• General industry (B2) warehousing/distributions (B8)/ traders’ merchants (A1) ......<br />

..........................AsB1upto235m 2 , 1 space per 500m 2 thereafter;<br />

.................................or1space per 5 staff (or other people)<br />

• Places of assembly including cinemas, theatre,<br />

stadiums and concert halls. ..............1space per 10 seats up to 1,000 seats;<br />

......................................1space per 100 seats thereafter<br />

• Places of worship/community centres/<br />

public halls ...................1space per 20m 2 of seating/assembly floorspace.<br />

• Libraries ..........................................1space per 200m 2<br />

• Medical clinics/dentists .........................1space per treatment room<br />

................................Plus 1 space per 5 staff (or other people)<br />

• Hospitals .............................1space per 5 staff (or other people)<br />

• Public sports facilities ....................1space per 5 staff (or other people)<br />

...........................plus additional provision to be determined on its<br />

.......................merits with the following guideline; 1 space per 35m 2<br />

• Primary/junior schools ..............................1space per 15 pupils<br />

................................Plus 1 space per 5 staff (or other people)<br />

• Secondary/senior schools .............................1space per 5 pupils<br />

................................Plus 1 space per 5 staff (or other people)<br />

• Non-residential higher/further education .................1space per 2 students<br />

..........(based on anticipated peak number of students on-site at any one time)<br />

............................................Plus 1 space per 5 staff<br />

• Other developments ...................Tobetreated on their individual merits,<br />

......................guided by the general principle of 1 space per 5-people<br />

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