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The London Plan July 2011 – RTF version by all modes; the likely modal split of journeys to and from the site; and proposed measures to improve access by public transport, walking and cycling. Transport for London (TfL) One of the GLA group of organisations, accountable to the Mayor, with responsibility for delivering an integrated and sustainable transport strategy for London. Ubiquitous networks These support the shift from stand alone microcomputers and mainframes towards "pervasive" computing using a range of devices including mobile telephones, digital audio players and global positioning systems and networked information devices within other appliances and environments. Urban Greening Urban greening describes the green infrastructure elements that are most applicable in central London and London's town centres. Due to the morphology and density of the built environment in these areas, green roofs, street trees, and techniques such as soft landscaping, are the most appropriate elements of green infrastructure. View Assessment Areas The foreground, middle ground or background of the views designated in Chapter 7. Wandle Valley Wandle Valley is a development corridor aligning the Wandle Valley from Wandsworth to Croydon. Waterspace Area covered by water (permanently or intermittently), not adjacent land that is normally dry, and including the River Thames, other rivers and canals, and reservoirs, lakes and ponds. Western Wedge The area of West London between Paddington and the Thames Valley. Wheelchair accessible housing This refers to homes built to meet the standards set out in the second edition of the Wheelchair Housing Design Guide by Stephen Thorpe, Habinteg Housing Association 2006. Worklessness This is a less familiar term than unemployment to describe those without work. It is used to describe all those who are out of work but who would like a job. Definitions of worklessness include: unemployed claimants; those who are actively out of work and looking for a job; and those who are economically inactive. World City A globally successful business location paralleled only by two of the world’s other great cities, New York and Tokyo, measured on a wide range of indicators such as financial services, Government, business, higher education, culture and tourism. Zero Carbon (the following is subject to the Government's final definition for zero carbon) A zero carbon development is one whose net carbon dioxide emissions, taking account of emissions associated with all energy use, is equal to zero or negative across the year. The definition of "energy use" will cover both energy uses currently regulated by the Building Regulations and other energy used in the home. Page 304 of 310
The London Plan July 2011 – RTF version INDEX OF POLICIES 1 Context and strategy Policy 1.1 Delivering the strategic vision and objectives for London .................... 28 2 London’s places Policy 2.1 London in its global, European and United Kingdom context ............. 31 Policy 2.2 London and the wider metropolitan area ..................................................... 33 Policy 2.3 Growth Areas and Co-ordination Corridors .............................................. 34 Policy 2.4 The 2012 Games and their legacy ............................................................... 35 Policy 2.5 Sub-regions ....................................................................................................... 38 Policy 2.6 Outer London: vision and strategy .............................................................. 39 Policy 2.7 Outer London: economy ............................................................................... 41 Policy 2.8 Outer London: transport ................................................................................ 43 Policy 2.9 Inner London .................................................................................................... 44 Policy 2.10 Central Activities Zone – strategic priorities ......................................... 46 Policy 2.11 Central Activities Zone – strategic functions ......................................... 47 Policy 2.12 Central Activities Zone – predominantly local activities ..................... 50 Policy 2.13 Opportunity Areas and Intensification Areas ......................................... 51 Policy 2.14 Areas for regeneration .................................................................................. 52 Policy 2.15 Town Centres ................................................................................................. 54 Policy 2.16 Strategic outer London development centres ......................................... 57 Policy 2.17 Strategic industrial locations ...................................................................... 58 Policy 2.18 Green infrastructure: the network of open and green spaces ............. 60 3 London’s people Policy 3.1 Ensuring equal life chances for all ................................................................. 64 Policy 3.2 Improving health and addressing health inequalities................................ 66 Policy 3.3 Increasing housing supply ............................................................................... 70 Policy 3.4 Optimising housing potential .......................................................................... 73 Policy 3.5 Quality and design of housing developments .............................................. 75 Policy 3.6 Children and young people’s play and informal recreation facilities ..... 78 Policy 3.7 Large residential developments ...................................................................... 79 Policy 3.8 Housing choice ................................................................................................... 80 Policy 3.9 Mixed and balanced communities .................................................................. 84 Policy 3.10 Definition of affordable housing ................................................................... 85 Policy 3.11 Affordable housing targets ............................................................................ 86 Policy 3.12 Negotiating affordable housing on individual private residential and mixed use schemes ......................................................................................................... 88 Policy 3.13 Affordable housing thresholds ...................................................................... 90 Policy 3.14 Existing housing .............................................................................................. 91 Policy 3.15 Coordination of housing development and investment .......................... 92 Policy 3.16 Protection and enhancement of social infrastructure .............................. 93 Policy 3.17 Health and social care facilities ..................................................................... 95 Policy 3.18 Education facilities .......................................................................................... 97 Page 305 of 310
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