London Plan 2011 PDF 1 MB - Lambeth Council

The London Plan July 2011 – RTF version
2 Optimise the
density of
residential
development
3 Minimise the
loss of open
space
4 Increase the
supply of new
homes
5 An increased
supply of
affordable
homes
6 Reducing
Health
Inequalities
7 Sustaining
economic
activity
8 Ensure that
there is
sufficient
development
capacity in the
office market
9 Ensure that
there is
sufficient
employment
land available
10 Employment in
Outer London
11 Increased
employment
opportunities
for those
suffering from
disadvantage in
the
employment
market
12 Improving the
provision of
social
infrastructure
Over 95 per cent of development to
comply with the housing density
location and the density matrix
(Table 3.2)
No net loss of open space
designated for protection in LDFs
due to new development
Average completion of a minimum
of 32,210 net additional homes per
year
Completion of 13,200 net additional
affordable homes per year
Reduction in the difference in life
expectancy between those living in
the most and least deprived areas of
London (shown separately for men
and women)
Increase in the proportion of
working age London residents in
employment 2011–2031
Stock of office planning
permissions to be at least three
times the average rate of starts
over the previous three years
Release of industrial land (B2/B8
use over 1,000 sqm) to be in line
with benchmarks in the Industrial
Capacity SPG
Growth in total employment in
Outer London
Reduce the employment rate gap
between Black, Asian and Minority
Ethnic (BAME) groups and the
white population and reduce the
gap between lone parents on
income support in London vs
England & Wales average
Reduce the average class size in
primary schools
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