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The London Plan July 2011 – RTF version The Central Activities Zone POLICY 2.10 CENTRAL ACTIVITIES ZONE – STRATEGIC PRIORITIES Strategic A The Mayor will, and boroughs and other relevant strategic partners should: a enhance and promote the unique international, national and Londonwide roles of the Central Activities Zone (CAZ), supporting the distinct offer of the Zone based on a rich mix of local as well as strategic uses and forming the globally iconic core of one of the world’s most attractive and competitive business locations b in appropriate quarters shown on Map 2.3, bring forward development capacity and supporting infrastructure and services to sustain and enhance the CAZ’s varied strategic functions without compromising the attractions of residential neighbourhoods where more local uses predominate c sustain and enhance the City of London and, although formally outside the CAZ (see para. 2.55) the Isle of Dogs as strategically important, globally-oriented financial and business services centres d sustain and enhance the distinctive environment and heritage of the CAZ, recognising both its strategic components such as the River Thames, the Royal Parks, World Heritage Sites, designated views and more local features including the public realm and historic heritage, smaller open spaces and distinctive buildings, through high quality design and urban management e in appropriate parts of the CAZ and the related area in the north of the Isle of Dogs, ensure that development of office provision is not strategically constrained and that provision is made for a range of occupiers especially the strategically important financial and business services f support and improve the retail offer of CAZ for residents, workers and visitors, especially Knightsbridge and the West End as global shopping destinations g sustain and manage the attractions of CAZ as the world’s leading visitor destination h bring forward and implement development frameworks for CAZ opportunity and intensification areas (see Policy 2.13) to benefit local communities as well as providing additional high quality, strategic development capacity i enhance the strategically vital linkages between CAZ and labour markets within and beyond London in line with objectives to secure sustainable development of the wider city region j address issues of environmental quality raised by the urban heat island effect and realise the unique potential for district energy networks k co-ordinate management of nearby industrial capacity to meet the l distinct needs of CAZ improve infrastructure for public transport, walking and cycling, and optimise development and regeneration benefits they can support (particularly arising from Crossrail). Page 50 of 310
The London Plan July 2011 – RTF version B The Mayor will and boroughs should, use the CAZ boundary shown diagrammatically in Map 2.3 as the basis for co-ordinating policy to address the unique issues facing the Zone. The detailed boundary should be defined in DPDs and the Mayor will work closely with boroughs and other stakeholders to prepare Supplementary Planning Guidance to coordinate implementation of strategic policy in its unique circumstances. POLICY 2.11 CENTRAL ACTIVITIES ZONE – STRATEGIC FUNCTIONS Strategic A The Mayor will, and boroughs and other relevant agencies should: a ensure that development proposals to increase office floorspace within CAZ and the north of the Isle of Dogs Opportunity Area include a mix of uses including housing, unless such a mix would demonstrably conflict with other policies in this plan (see Policies 3.4 and 4.3) b seek solutions to constraints on office provision and other commercial development imposed by heritage designations without compromising local environmental quality, including through high quality design to complement these designations c identify, enhance and expand retail capacity to meet strategic and local need and focus this on the CAZ frontages shown on Map 2.3 and in Annex 2 d work together to prepare a planning framework for the West End Special Retail Policy Area e recognise, improve and manage the country’s largest concentration of night time activities in Soho/Covent Garden as well as other strategic clusters in and around CAZ in line with Policy 4.6 f extend the offer and enhance the environment of strategic cultural areas along the South Bank, around the Kensington Museum complex and at the Barbican g ensure development complements and supports the clusters of other strategically important, specialised CAZ uses including legal, health, academic, state and ‘special’ uses while also recognising the ‘mixed’ nature of much of the CAZ h secure completion of essential new transport schemes necessary to support the roles of CAZ, including Crossrail; maintain and enhance its transport and other essential infrastructure and services; realise resultant uplifts in development capacity to extend and improve the attractions of the Zone; and enable CAZ uses to contribute to provision of these transport investments i seek capacity in or on the fringe of the CAZ suitable for strategic international convention functions. [Map 2.3 The CAZ Diagram] 2.44 The Central Activities Zone covers London’s geographic, economic and administrative core. It brings together the largest concentration of London’s financial and globally-oriented business services. Almost a third of all London jobs are based there and, together with Canary Wharf, it has historically experienced the highest rate of growth in London. As the seat of national Government it includes Parliament, the headquarters of central Government and the range of organisations and associations linked with the Page 51 of 310
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