HARROW UNITARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN Written Statement and Proposals Map

DELETED UDP POLICIES AS OF 28th SEPTEMBER 2007

Following a direction from the Secretary of State, the fifty-six policies listed in the table below will be deleted from the Harrow Unitary Development Plan (HUDP) from Friday, 28 September 2007. This is because the policies repeat and/or are inconsistent with national or regional policy.

In the interim, relevant policies in the London Plan, the London Plan Further Alterations and "saved" policies of the HUDP will apply.

Deleted policies have been struck out and are shown as such in the HUDP.

The Council will continue to review its "saved" policies and may periodically update the list of deleted policies when it adopts its Core Strategy and other Development Plan Documents or following amendments to national/regional policy.

UDP PART	UDP NO	UDP NAME	DATE OF DELETION
PART ONE- STRATEGIC CONTEXT	SEP1	Energy Use and Conservation	28th September 2007
	SEP2	Water.
	SEP3	Waste-General Principles.
	SEP4	Biodiversity and Natural Heritage.
	SEP6	Areas of Special Character, Green Belt and Metropolitan Open Land.
	SD1	Quality of Design.
	SD2	Conservation Areas, Listed Buildings, Sites of Archaeological Importance and Historic Parks and Gardens.
	SD3	Mixed-Use Development
	ST1	Land Uses and the Transport Network.
	ST2	Traffic Management.
	SH1	Housing Provision and Housing Need.
	SH2	Housing Types and Mix.
	SEM3	Proposals for New Employment-Generating Development
	SR1	Open-Air Leisure and Sporting Activities.
	SC1	Provision of Community Services.
	SI2	Monitoring and Review.
PART TWO- CHAPTER THREE-ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND OPEN SPACE	EP7	Renewable Energy
	EP8	Energy Conservation & Efficiency.
	EP9	Water Quality, Supply and Disposal.
	EP10	Sustainable Urban Drainage
	EP17	Waste Generating Activities.
	EP18	Land filling.
	EP19	Aggregates.
	EP24	Air Quality.
	EP33	Development in the Green Belt.
PART TWO- CHAPTER FOUR- DESIGN AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT	D6	Design in Employment Areas
	D8	Storage of Waste, Recyclable and Reusable Materials in New Developments.
	D13	The Use of Statutorily Listed Buildings.
	D17	Article Four Direction.
	D26	Advertisements & Signs on Buildings.
	D27	Free-Standing Advertisements
	D28	Advertisement Hoardings.
PART TWO- CHAPTER FIVE- TRANSPORT	T8	Rail Freight Transport.
PART TWO- CHAPTER SIX- HOUSING	H4	Residential Density
	H5	Affordable Housing
	H6	Affordable Housing Target.
	H9	Conversions of Houses & Other Buildings to Flats.
	H12	Houses in Multiple Occupation.
	H18	Accessible Homes.
PART TWO- CHAPTER SEVEN- EMPLOYMENT, SHOPPING AND TOWN CENTRES.	EM8	Enhancing Town Centres.
PART TWO- CHAPTER EIGHT- RECREATION, LEISURE AND TOURISM	R3	Public Open Space.
	R6	Informal Recreation
	R9	Indoor Sports Facilities.
	R10	Arts, Culture and Entertainment.
	R12	Change of Use Above Ground Floor Level to Arts, Culture, Entertainment and Leisure.
	R14	Tourism
PART TWO- CHAPTER NINE- COMMUNITY SERVICES AND ACCESSIBILITY	C4	Nursery Provision in other Premises.
	C5	Nursery and Childcare Facilities.
	C6	First and Middle Schools.
	C9	Community Protection and Emergency Services.
	C12	Community Protection and Emergency Services.
	C13	Statutory Bodies and Utility Companies.
PART TWO- CHAPTER TEN- IMPLEMENTATION, RESOURCES AND MONITORING	13	Planning Obligations and Legal Agreements.
	14	Enforcement.
	16	Supplementary Planning Guidance and Planning Briefs.
	17	Public Consultation.

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